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On the jointer side: top of the rotating table surface is 31.25” off the ground. Jointer bed surface is 39.5” off the ground.
Rotating table top surface is 24” wide, by 23” along the bed axis (what I’ve been calling the long axis…it’s this length because of how I used to store it under another bench). The table itself is just over 2” thick, and I’m fairly certain I used 3/4” OD black pipe for the axel. It’s hidden with end caps but that’s the nominal thickness of the edge banding that’s sandwiched between the plywood table surfaces in the torsion box build.
Yes, I went to an alternate handle on the 735x to allow it to fir on the table and rotate. It hasn’t caused any problems at all. 👍🏼
Rotating table top surface is 24” wide, by 23” along the bed axis (what I’ve been calling the long axis…it’s this length because of how I used to store it under another bench). The table itself is just over 2” thick, and I’m fairly certain I used 3/4” OD black pipe for the axel. It’s hidden with end caps but that’s the nominal thickness of the edge banding that’s sandwiched between the plywood table surfaces in the torsion box build.
Yes, I went to an alternate handle on the 735x to allow it to fir on the table and rotate. It hasn’t caused any problems at all. 👍🏼
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
