woodpecker drill press table

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rhiday
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woodpecker drill press table

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does anyone know if the woodpecker drill press table can be configured/used on the shopsmith? I have a mark VII and would like to incorporate it.
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I think one could come up with an adapter 'plate' with 3/4" plywood as described. I would NOT drill any holes into the M VII table. The two shaper fence holes could be used. I would include side cleats to prevent shifting.

Interesting adaptation. A scaled/adjustable version of a SS fence. :D
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thanks.
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