Drill press table

Take your drill press to the next level by building this simple drill press table. Step by step instructions are in this article!

Building a table and fence for your drill press makes it easier and safer to support a large workpiece. But the auxiliary table can get in the way of the height adjustment crank. This table gives you easier access with some clever hardware solutions.

Drill Press Table With Dust Collection: For me, this is one of those projects that I’ve been wanting to build for years but could never seem to get around to it. Well now I have. Taking inspiration from other drill press tables I’ve seen, I set out to design my own. I used the Fusion 360…

Instantly up your hole-making accuracy and convenience with this built-in-a-day attachment. This table features a top surface big enough to support large workpieces, an easy-to-adjust fence for repeatable accuracy, quick-action hold-downs, and accessory storage.Featured inWOOD Issue 242, October 2016

An adjustable fence, versatile clamping options, and a built-in dust collection system make this table a great upgrade.

I drill wood and metal at my drill press, so I needed a way to quickly remove and reinstall the large-surface table that serves woodworking purposes.

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How to build a drill press table with a fence that makes using your drill press easy and safe. Easy to mount with toggle clamps. A must have woodworking jig for the shop!

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Re-sawing, the process of cutting a board into thinner pieces of the same length and width, opens up a world of woodworking opportunities. Re-sawing allows you to create wide panels from narrow boards, thin pliable pieces for bent laminations, thin sheets of veneer, and even turn logs into lumber. Like any woodworking skill, re-sawing takes time and practice to master.