Forrest ... could you post some additional pictures of how you designed that table?
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THAT looks doable in my small workspace. Thanks for the idea. I'm currently roughing in blades with a Milwaukee mini portaband (the baby one). Better than an angle grinder but not ideal.
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Here is a table I made last weekend. Very simple construction. 1/2 inch plywood that I had laying around for the top, 2x2 pine legs. I added a cross piece between the front legs that allows me to clamp the table to the benchtop because I wanted to make sure the table would not tilt while pushing material into the sawblade.
A footswitch is very handy with this setup. BTW, if you're buying at HF look for the footswitches near the scrollsaws. I went to two different HF's and neither crew had any idea where they were!
I am using Morse bimetal blades and so far very happy with them.
A footswitch is very handy with this setup. BTW, if you're buying at HF look for the footswitches near the scrollsaws. I went to two different HF's and neither crew had any idea where they were!
I am using Morse bimetal blades and so far very happy with them.