Woodpeckers Drill Press Table Package, Kit 2, Complete Kit with Work Surface, Clamps, Fence and Stops
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Oct 2 – Oct 4
Style: Package 2
Features
- PACKAGE #2 INCLUDES - Table, 36 Inch Fence, 2 Molded Flip Stops, 2 Knuckle Clamps, 1 Filler Block. Designed for 12 inch and larger drill presses.
- MICRO-DOT TABLE - The 16x23 inch work surface is covered in a unique Micro-Dot laminate on both sides of the stable MDF core. Reduces surface tension between your workpiece and the table.
- DUAL PURPOSE T-TRACK - We embed two sections of our dual purpose T-Track to create the attachment point for the fence. The track is anodized for wear resistance and laser engraved with measurement scales.
- 36 INCH FENCE - Engraved with zero in the middle, the fence is equipped with a bracket that slides in the embedded track. The fence brackets slide smoothly and lock securely.
- INCLUDED EXTRAS - Includes a tear-out-eliminating filler block, molded flip stops, and knuckle clamps for a wide range of stock thickness and shape.
Brand: Woodpeckers
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 38 x 17 x 3.5 inches
Color: Red
Style: Package 2
Manufacturer: Woodpeckers Inc.
Part Number: WPDPPACK2
Item Weight: 17.1 pounds
Product Dimensions: 38 x 17 x 3.5 inches
Item model number: WPDPPACK2
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Red
Style: Package 2
Power Source: hand-powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number of Handles: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: April 17, 2014
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Style: Package 1
This product screams quality the second you take it out of the box and that deserves 5 stars. Some may say it's 'pricey' but do the math and to buy everything it would cost the same or more if you made it yourself. The installation for this is for ‘certain’ drill presses, other’s require using a piece of plywood. In both cases this results in the purchaser drilling holes and placing wood screws into the MDF material. Over time this will weaken the material where the screws will not hold especially if you ever take the drill press table off. Below are pictures I took of an install method I used on the Porter Cable drill press sold at Lowes. (hey the drill press only cost me $85 LOL) This is one of those “other” tables that the supplied materials will in no way work to install this. When installed this way on any table, there are no holes drilled or wood screws put in the top making it much better than the instructions by Woodpeckers. Only the existing holes are used. The big positive is that any clamping is super secure, and no wood screws will be pulled out of MDF, because no wood screws are used. It can also be attached with wingnuts so the table can be removed if needed, and reattached in seconds. All you need to do is purchase about $5 more in bolts, wingnuts, screws, and washers. If you have any skill at all this should take no more than 1 hour to to do. The completed table will take over 1000 of pounds of force and nothing will pull out, or pull off. Perfect if you ever use this with a mortising attachment and clamp to this. Purchase 8 countersink screws ¼” in diameter with the exact same tread as the ones that hold down the miter track on the table, just half an inch longer. Purchase 4 carriage bolts 2.5” with wingnuts (or nuts) and washers. 1. Cut a piece of ¾ plywood just slightly smaller than the table top 2. Drill holes in the plywood in the exact same position as the holes in the table top. The holes along the side after the main hole is drilled, use a chamfer bit for a countersink screw. So they will pull beneath the plywood when the screws are tightened. 3. Drill 4 holes in your cast iron top. Yes this is the tricky part but it’s much easier than you think it would be. Make sure they are far enough away from the cast iron table center hole. Make a larger hole than the bolt you use so there can be some adjustment later. 4. Place the cast iron table upside down on the bottom of the plywood with the holes drilled in it to match the drill press table. A good way to make sure everything is centered when placing upside down is to place a Forsner bit the same diameter as the middle hole in the cast iron top in the same hole as the center of the plywood. 5. Mark the 4 holes you placed in the iron table on the plywood, and drill the holes. 6. On the top side of the plywood, use a Forsner bit the same diameter of the carriage bolts drill down about ¼” so the bolt head will be below the surface when tightened. Put the 4 carriage bolts in the plywood. 7. Place the drill press table on the plywood, place in the screws through the top to the channels for the fence tracks, everything should line up and tighten. 8. Place the drill press table on the cast iron table through the holes you just made, and align everything dead center, then tighten the nuts or wingnuts.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2016 by Squidbite
Mounted this to a Jet table with t-slots. If you take your time laying out, 4 holes 25% of the table thickness deep with a forstner bit then through drilled with a 1/4” brad point will provide a flat bottom for the nuts and washers fastened from the top and keep them below the work surface. Nuts on top will keep you from over tightening and damaging the board. Well thought out design which allows repeatable and accurate layout. Quality is spot on. It takes a minute to get used to using this style of clamp, but once you get the hang of it, they’re ok. The stops are great. I will likely buy the taller fence but that doesn’t equate to the included one having any problems. Application specific is all. I own quite a few Woodpecker products, they never disappoint and this one is no exception. Well worth the investment.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2021 by Spider Spider
Style: Package 1
I have only installed this. It was a Christmas gift. The parts are well made. Very solid and quality construction. The packaging was very adequate. Everything was protected. If your drill does not have through holes in the table, you wil either have to drill them or you have to make a top to go between your drill press table and the woodpecker table. That is a little frustrating and the only reason I gave it a 4. I chose to simply drill 4 holes in my table. No big deal. The table assembled and installed in 30 minutes or so. Very easy once you get past the decision to drill holes in you table. This unit came with two stops and two clamps. Very nice and the same anodized aluminum as the rails. The rails have very clearly marked measurements. The table also has a sacrificial center that is super easy to replace with MDF. Lastly, the table has what seems to be a very solid laminate that should be very easy to slide pieces on and should be pretty robust.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2014 by Jasnshell
Style: Package 1
This thing is really nice. Yes you could build your own, but by the time you buy the melamine and tracks, your are already probably more than half way at the price. The melamine is thick and textured (if it is melamine, I'm not sure). Nothing like the stuff you would buy at the store. Tracksare right and dead on, table is flat, and makes such a huge improvement to my table. I have a Porter Cable drill press. It has diagonal t-slots. If you have t slots you need a sub base of you don't want screw holes in the top. I used scrap MDF as a sub base and it works great, but getting it dead on with the diagonal t slots made it a pain. My advice is to over drill the holes (I used 29/64), use a washer, and counter bore with a bigger forstner. You will need some play when you put the table on. If you tilt the oval washers, they just fit in the slot the long way. After a longer than expected setup however, this thing works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2016 by Matt C.
Style: Package 1
Very strong components, substantial table thickness, excellent production quality. The table is a pressed wood type product with a thick (melamine?) veneer on all six sides. The tracks are very strong and are well secured with four bolts each so you can rely on them to hold down securely. Flip stops and hold down clamps are definitely worth the small added cost. I think Woodpeckers has changed the way they package this product because I did not see any of the damage from loose parts others have reported. I also agree with the reviewer who asked for two additional hold down tracks closer to the bit for smaller pieces. But I wouldn't move the ones that are there, they are great for the fence. I'll probably add them myself in the future. The T track fence is great. Small enough to stay out of the way and very strong. But plan to buy or build a tall fence in addition I find that extremely useful.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2011 by Michael Fuchs