Some incorporate a vertical clamping surface with their tables. What do they use it for?

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Im designing a table for my Foreman, that i have yet to recieve. I’ve seen people incorporate a vertical area with their table for clamping items vertically. As i don’t want to miss out on anything cool to be made with this vertical feature, i think id like to add this to my table design.

Ive seen a guy install a rotary tool as a 4th axis, which i would love to do, but whatelse do people make with this vertical table feature?

I thought i would just build some drawers underneath the table top, but this vertical feature would be in the way.

Thanks.

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Hey Charles,

you use the vertical clamping system to mill joints on vertical pieces, e.g. dovetail joints on drawers

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Well look at that. Wow. Ok. I love your swivel stand / table. I am short on space in my garage as I will only have a half of a 1.5 car garage so that might be something I’d like to possibly model for myself.

I am designing something super heavy and super rigid right now as i’m very partial to wobbly / unsteady tables / work benches. Maybe I can do something that swivels too.

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Hey Charles,

the forum is full of inspiration :slight_smile:

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I just noticed that 1F makes the QCW table with wheels and that it folds up so you can stow the machine away. I love the idea of that.