Peter & Ron (KRNetters) Here's a tip that will keep the table in-place while you're accomplishing the framing work. Inevitably you're bound to bump into the table,which will cause it to move, which could cause a disaster if you're in the middle of laying out the fuse or spars. After you have set the table square and level, mix up some regular Bondo and put a "Dollup" of Bondo on all of the feet where they meet the floor. Mix-up enough to completely cover each foot, and adjuster (about the size of your fist). The table will not move if you bump into it. When you are ready to remove the table after your boat and spars are complete, simply give each foot a sharp rap with a hammer to break it loose from the concrete floor. Hope this helps & happy building!
Ron Smith <[email protected]> wrote: Peter Waijenberg wrote: Peter wrote: I am only in the stage of building my worktable so still a long way to go. R.S.: Hi Peter! We are at the same stage. It took me 10 hours to build my work table. Make sure it is perfectly flat and level. Scott Cable KR-2S # 735 Wright City, MO [email protected] --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger
