Quality Grinding and Machine have been catching my eye ever since you told us about their steel table. This new set up is fantastic.I only wish that I had money in the budget for one.
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Quality Grinding and Machine have been catching my eye ever since you told us about their steel table. This new set up is fantastic.
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Man that's some nice tool porn. I'm drooling. Gotta get busy and build the support cabinet so I can get my QG extension installed.
Use the fence Luke
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Oscillating Spindal Sanders and porn should never be used in the same post.Originally Posted by Doug Shepard
Especially table mounted versions.
It makes girls blush.
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Not me! LOL!Oscillating Spindal Sanders and porn should never be used in the same post.
Especially table mounted versions.
It makes girls blush.
Man o man, I want one! But I can tell just by looking at the pics that I can't afford it.
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Wow that's funny, I was just checking out the QG stuff and wishing that they made a stand alone router table, instead of just the tablesaw extension one. This is great. I'm looking forward to seeing the price so I can figure out how long it will take to save up.
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Maybe one day I'll win the lottery and get one, with oodles of attachments...
Until then, I'll just keep dreaming.
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By the looks of things, there's going to be a long list of savers for this one....Wow that's funny, I was just checking out the QG stuff and wishing that they made a stand alone router table, instead of just the tablesaw extension one. This is great. I'm looking forward to seeing the price so I can figure out how long it will take to save up
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I can attest first-hand that that 48" steel table is fantastic. I'm expecting mine to easily surpass CI in the long run...
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looks too expensive for me!
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The slider is what sets it off the chart for me.
I could make room in the shop "if I had to".
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That looks great and full of good ideas.
What I've wanted to see though is a sliding table which would go right close to the router bit. I know there are ways to get close to that with sleds, but a real sliding table would be the bee's knees.
Oh, I also want to beta test it.
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If I promise to be good will you let me test drive? It looks like one fine piece of work.
Richard
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Yes, the sliding miter setup is ideal...and essentially eliminates the need for a miter slot. That is one beautiful machining center!
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That's a nice set up. Especially if you are short on space as so many are. I like the sliding feature. Good job Chris.
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The PC 121 spindle sander in the router table is a great way to go to save space. I swap out the sander with a router lift with my QG extension. It also uses the same dust collection hood underneath to capture the dust.
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachme...6&d=1231385919
I'm not sure of about the jessem slider mounted to the front of a router table. It looks like it would be in the way if you like to stand in front of the table.
~mark
Last edited by Mark Carlson; 02-11-2009 at 1:31 PM.
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