Really? Outfeed table height on 19-38 SuperMax

[glzahn]

I'm in the process of building another workbench for my shop and I'd like to use it as an outfeed table for a SuperMax 19-38 drum sander(future purchase).

I called them and asked for the height of the conveyor belt/outfeed table from the floor with casters and the lady said, "It's 47" to the top of the dust cover." I said, "No I need to know the height of the conveyor belt/ outfeed table."....now on hold. "The height to the bottom of the conveyor belt is 33"." I said, "no I need to know the height to the top of the conveyor belt. The wood comes out on top." She said, "It's just a few inches higher." I said, "What are a few inches."....on hold again. "The top of the conveyor belt is 36" from the floor."

Not that I don't trust her expertise, but could anybody confirm her measuring prowess.

Thanks,

[MSRiverdog]

My 16/32 is at 34 1/4, my Uni is at 34 7/8 for what it's worth.

[glzahn]

Are you related to the gal at SuperMax?

[closed for business]

my sawstop is at 36.5" HTH







you can always add height by adding a spacer to the future purchase. Or it might change dimensions.. build your table at a comfortable height and then adjust future machines to fall within that height.

[MSRiverdog]

glzahn said:

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Are you related to the gal at SuperMax?

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They let you out of the basement and yer on a roll!

[AdamR]

My 19-38 outfeed table height is at 35 1/2 inches using the 3" Woodcraft locking swivel casters (#148595). It appears to have about a half inch plus or minus of adjustment with the casters.

[Bill_de]

AdamR said:

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My 19-38 outfeed table height is at 35 1/2 inches using the 3" Woodcraft locking swivel casters (#148595). It appears to have about a half inch plus or minus of adjustment with the casters.

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You must have read the question!

[JGrout]

it is surprising how that happens at least on occasion



Joe