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I love it, you did a great job!
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Very nice! I would be willing to store it for ya??? :-)=====
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Nicely done
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Excellent build and this give me some ideas because I've ben wanting to make a new table.
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Very nice, you're going to enjoy using it.
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Nice job, looks very serviceable.
Tilt tops are the way to go if you do not have or use a lift. I have made several of them, good choice.
For the DC dual port, you can buy them from the various wood retailers, but I have also used a 4” PVC plumbing Y with great success. And the rubber connectors sold in plumbing supply with the pipeclamps on both ends are your friends. I am alwáys frustrated that DC hoses of all sizes never seem to be standard enough to connect as expected.
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Bravo! Well done!
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Is there a risk of vibration with the tilting top feature?
If so, what have you done to mitigate that?
Your work looks very nice. Thanks.
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Nice job, Terry!
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(02-04-2019, 12:27 PM)Woodenfish Wrote: Is there a risk of vibration with the tilting top feature?
No
Steve
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