Yes MDF is great for staying flat. Countersink some screws with nut
plates that will slide into the tracks of the aluminum rails. You will
be able snug then down nicely without any harm to your rails.
Mike OK
On 9/5/2016 9:08 PM, Don W. wrote:
I've had my LOM 1200 for almost a full year now and today installed
the horizontal milling attachment for the first time. The
pieces/parts were still in plastic bags. My project today was with
relatively short boards, but I am planning on doing some much longer
boards (rails and stiles on doors). My concern is that there will be
too much vibration and deflection near the midpoint due to only being
supported at the ends. Should I make a bed from plywood/mdf and if
so, what is the best way to clamp the board being worked on?
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