> > > If you made a table with the T-track slots in it like they have and just used a block of wood held down with a threaded bolt with a knob on top, you could just use a wooden wedge block to do the same thing. I'm sure you have a scrap piece of wood or two in the floor of your shop that would work quite well. Certainly much less expensive. I have made a auxiliary table to fit on the top of my drill press with the t-slot track to set stops on the fence and to position the fence itself for repetitive jobs like drilling hinge holes in doors. I haven't thought of making a tabletop the same for the Legacy. I have some spare t-slot track laying around.... Those clamps are pretty, but I'll keep my cash. DB
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