Dave, I am slow and a little lost. Could you make a video showing how you use that swinging fence? And why you don't need a fence that moves straight back and forth? Thank you, and thank you for your no nonsense videos!
Hey Dave, Some of us have eliminated the height adjustment handle and installed a counter-weight system. No trouble to just release the lock screw, lift or lower the table and re-tighten.
I'm very new to woodworking and just got a drill press earlier this week (So I have been watching a lot of DIYs for drill press tables etc). This is an awesome design. What type of situation would pivoting the fence be useful for; why would I want a curved channel in the table? Thanks for the info (^_^)
I only use the fence to maintain a consistent distance between the bit and edge of the piece when drilling multiple holes in line (e.g. shelf pin holes in a cabinet) . Then I only have to worry about spacing in one direction. Because the drill bit operates at one point the fence doesn't have to be parallel to it or the table. The curved channel just accommodates the locking knob and movement of the fence.
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simply brilliant
Awesome pushstick
Dave, I am slow and a little lost. Could you make a video showing how you use that swinging fence? And why you don't need a fence that moves straight back and forth? Thank you, and thank you for your no nonsense videos!
Love everything. especially your push sticks!!
Very nice table! Thanks for sharing this.
I really like the simplicity of your design here, very effective. This has just been added to my to do list.
Hey Dave, Some of us have eliminated the height adjustment handle and installed a counter-weight system. No trouble to just release the lock screw, lift or lower the table and re-tighten.
That's an intriguing idea I'll have to look into. Thank you!
good work Dave , excellent craftsmanship
Thanks, Ken.
I am now subscribed. Thanks for a very helpful video.
Thank you!
Nice, simple, effective. I like it.
Thanks for showing how and sharing that, well done
Thank you!
Good to see you back in the shop. Great work, l like your content approach and style in the making of your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Really good!!
I'm very new to woodworking and just got a drill press earlier this week (So I have been watching a lot of DIYs for drill press tables etc). This is an awesome design. What type of situation would pivoting the fence be useful for; why would I want a curved channel in the table? Thanks for the info (^_^)
I only use the fence to maintain a consistent distance between the bit and edge of the piece when drilling multiple holes in line (e.g. shelf pin holes in a cabinet) . Then I only have to worry about spacing in one direction. Because the drill bit operates at one point the fence doesn't have to be parallel to it or the table. The curved channel just accommodates the locking knob and movement of the fence.
Really nice build! It’s a subscribe of course
Thank you! Just checked out your channel. You do great projects. I subscribed.
LOVIT I need to make this really Bad, where do I find those Clamps ?
Thx’s for Sharing
You can get toggle clamps a lot of places. Grainger, Amazon etc. I got these at Harbor Freight.