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I agree that the table looks pretty solid as it is. I like to be able to hit the power switch without releasing control of the material on some machines. A paddle, lever or kick board I can hit is usually my answer. I can hit the router table with my hip. The tablesaw with my toe or knee. The edge sander with the front of my leg. Just food for thought.
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Yellow Boy in the photo is fiberglass, modern replica steel frame, his other 32 and his 31 are all original frames and bodies and he purchased them many years ago, I don’t know where -
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