Drill Press Table

A quick and simple table to expand the capeabilities of my drill press. I used a double layer of melamine particle board with a cutout for a replaceable insert and wrapped in pine. Simple but effective.

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Comment by Chris Crockett on May 31, 2011 at 9:51am: Thanks

Comment by Steven Oxendine on May 31, 2011 at 8:30am: I was stumped on how to mount it... So, what I did I drilled 4 holes through the table and recessed carriage bolts so they were below the table surface and about 3" below the table. Then I used a 2X4 on the front and a 1X4 on the back under the steel drill press table to "sandwich" it. It works pertty good so far. I havent had any trouble with it slipping.

Comment by Chris Crockett on May 28, 2011 at 7:00pm: How did you mount it to the table?

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