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© 2011 Woodpeckers
®
Inc. Rev 10-2011
Made in USA.
STEP 1: Installing the Table Track.
Each of the two tracks mount into the table using a series of flat
head screws and oval nuts. Insert a screw up from the bottom
of the table and start threading on an oval nut. Repeat this for
all four screws in each of the two table slots.
Once all the screws are assembled into the table, orient a piece
of track with the single T-slot side facing down. Slide it through
the table slot so that all the oval nuts thread into the T-Slot. Line
up the track flush the the front edge of the table. Tighten all
four screws. Repeat this process for the second track. Do not
overtighten. Damage to the track can occur.
Assembly Instructions
T-Slot
Table Slot.
Oval Nut
Flat Head Screw
STEP 2: Installing the Leveling Screws.
Thread in the four little flat head screw until they're flush with
the bottom of the recess. These screws are used to bring the
½" thick filler flush with the top of the table.
Step 2.
Leveling Screws.
Filler Recess.
STEP 3a: Attaching To a Through Slotted Table.
Basically there are two types of drill press tables, those with
through slots and those without. Illustration 3a shows how to
attach your Woodpeckers Drill Press Table to one with through
slots. Step 3b shows the installation without through slots.
Remove the original table, from your drill press. Set it face
down onto your Woodpeckers table which should also be face
down. While looking down through the tube, center the original
table over the
3
⁄
8
" hole in the Woodpeckers table.
Now mark four screw locations. Carefully pick locations that
are well away from the filler recess on the opposite side. Pre-
drill the four locations using a
5
⁄
32
" drill bit to a depth of approxi-
mately
3
⁄
4
". Use the four oval nuts to span the slots in the platter.
Secure the tables together by installing all four coarse thread
screws through the oval nuts and into the Woodpeckers table.
STEP 3b: Attaching To a T-slotted Table.
If your drill press table has T-slots instead of through slots, you'll
need to make an adaptor board that's approximately 15½" x
23½" x ¾" in thickness.
Step 1.
Step 3a.
Center hole.
Coarse thread
screw.
Oval Nut.
Thru slot in
iron table.
Drill Press Table
