Auxiliary drill press table for the SS??

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Gene Howe
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Post by Gene Howe »

Possibly, not much. But, the bigger it is the less likely it'll get lost.:D
I just want the convenience of the hold downs and a clampless method of securing a stop block and, a replaceable sacrificial insert. Plus, I like making jigs.;)
Here's one from Woodsmith that I like.
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dusty wrote:I have been thinking about this since first reading this thread.

Just how much more useful is a larger drill press table?

It seems that most of my table (can be see in this thread) is useless space.

I drill bit comes down in the same location every time. I can move the table in and out some - but why? What does that feature do for me.
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Peter, Thanks for the light reference I'm thinking this could be useful mounted on the tail stock as well when working on the inside of bowls, especially the deeper ones.
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