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ShopNotes fn ONLINE GOJ EXTRAS Drill Press Table & Fence System page 18 in the shop Getting More Out of Cordless Drills_42 Getting the best results from this shop workhorse means knowing the basics. setting up shop Small Shop Set-up Secrets_44 Arrange your workbench and power tools to make the most of limited space. materials and hardware The Basics of Edgebanding_46 Edgebanding is a great way to hide a plywood edge. Here's what you need to know to choose and use edgebanding for your projects. great gear The Versatile Micro-Pinner_48 A pin nailer makes attaching molding profiles a _ 4 breeze — and almost invisible. Q&A_50 Sources 51 What's your favorite woodworking tool? For many woodworkers, either the table saw or router would come to mind first. And I wouldn't disagree. But right near the top of my list is the drill press. For such a basic-looking tool, it can do so much: like drilling, sanding, and mortising. But to get the most out of a drill press, you need to transform it into a precision woodworking tool. The table and fence system you see at left is the perfect upgrade. For starters, the table offers plenty of worksurface — it's over two feet wide. That's big enough to support just about any size workpiece you'll run across. Then, to give you more control and more accurate drilling, we designed a built-in, two-part clamping system. For small pieces, a couple sections of T-track in the top allow you to position a toggle clamp right up close to the bit. For larger pieces that need extra holding power, you can slip a couple of bar clamps through the slots in the top. The table also includes a couple of not-so-obvious features. A full-extension drawer keeps small tools and accessories within easy reach. And underneath the table you'll find a port for dust collection. This symbol lets you know there's more information available online at www.ShopNotes.com • 3 |
