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Drill Press Table & Fence
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What's in the PDF
- Step-by-step Digital Build Plan (PDF)
- Cut list and build photos
- Metric + imperial measurements
- Build-along YouTube link
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* Timing in the PDF may exclude drying or finish cure time
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Build your own flexible drill press table with these digital step-by-step building plans. The table measures 25" x 19" but can easily be adjusted to any size you want. You'll also learn how to build two back fences that along with t-bolts can be used to make your drill press even more functional.
Customer Reviews
Love you're plans and videos. Also how detailed and dedicated you are in them.
Hi Winnie, thank you very much for excellent and detailed prepared documentation. I like the solution with fence, which is splitted to two parts and they are movable independently. Really great. Up to now I have just prepared material for construction. I would like to start and finish it shortly.
Wish you all the best. Have a lot of successful projects.
Best regards,
Marian.
Ruzomberok,
Slovakia
The directions were easy to follow
Hello, plans are very clear, detailed prepared. There is no any issue during construction. Download of pdf file was as well ok.
Thank you
Marian
I have not started making it yet but have read it once and to my surprise the instructions were so easy to understand as if I already have a picture of what to do and how to do it. I am not a pro woodworker but the guides will surely lead you step by step until its done.
Yes, i enjoyed reading because it speaks the laymans' terminology. And the most important thing is it only cost me a small fraction compared to the other plans i bought online (cheaper than a cup of tea or coffee).
I always print a copy of the pdf plans and this one's about 19 pages. The illustrations really help a lot - very precise.
The other plans i bought would be around 80 to 100 pages (too much detailed and a bit redundant) and it confuses me and I lost my interest just looking at the thick booklet just to make Miter Sled or Table Saw sled.
Thank you Winnie.
(Please send me any of your new ideas to my email.)
