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My shop is half of a two-car garage and I use a homemade mobile base
for my table saw and will need to do the same for additional equipment. My problem is that the floor has one heck of a concave shape to it going to the drain, so I have to finagle the saw until it sits solidly. Of course, this isn't always the best position for all cuts. I have tried a lot of things to help level it with various degrees of success, but none that I am happy with (yet). I was wondering if camper stabilier jacks, like these, would work: http://tinyurl.com/6l6j9 They seem straight-forward, easy to use, and seem like they would certainly stabilize the saw. Any thoughts? Thanks, ray |
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