Well thanks to you, I would have dismissed it, but those pieces of wood
convinced me I was atleast going in the right direction. The Table actually
slides more then the 28", they just don't recommend for safety reasons of
going over 28". My other option is the MCLS Heavyweight, with no sliding
table.
I'm going to order the Grizzly tomorrow, if I'm unhappy I got 30 days to
return it....
So wish me luck!
Thanks again, Joe
"BillyBob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "HMFIC-1369+++" <[email protected]$> wrote in message
> news:ZqlTe.7176$Di4.7135@trnddc07...
> > The maximum safe travel is 28". If the travel is taken further than this
> > there would not be
> > enough support under the table.
>
> Well, you finally got an answer. I guess it wasn't what you were looking
> for, but now you have the facts you needed.
>
> Bob
>
>
"HMFIC-1369+++" <[email protected]$> wrote in message
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> The maximum safe travel is 28". If the travel is taken further than this
> there would not be
> enough support under the table.
Well, you finally got an answer. I guess it wasn't what you were looking
for, but now you have the facts you needed.
Bob
"HMFIC-1369+++" <[email protected]$> wrote in message
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> I'm going to order the Grizzly tomorrow, if I'm unhappy I got 30 days to
> return it....
An informed buyer is more likely to be a happy buyer. There's nothing more
frustrating than learning that a product does not do what you expected it to
do.
I look forward to hearing your experience. I am particularly interested in
hearing your opinion about the manufactured quality of the product. We hear
about Grizzley table saws and band saws all the time. But we rarely hear
about smaller products like router tables.
Bob