Jack12477

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Syren gratings
 
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My table and accessories have arrived.  I was asked in PMs from a couple of members to do a review once I received the order from Lee Valley. Haven't had much time to really test it out but my first impressions follow:
 
The table is impressive and well made.  It's laminated Birch plywood, 12 plys, 5/8 inch thick, 4 rubber feet measuring 5/8 inch high are attache d with screws to the underside, overall table is 8 inches wide by 11 inch long, holes are 7/16 inch diameter spaced 1-1/2 inch apart in each x-y direction, rows indent approximately 1 inch from each edge. I checked the mini vice and there is not enough clearance under the table to install it.  You would have to remove the rubber feet and make new legs.
 
Footnote: After re-reading the instructions for the mini vice it appears to require a bench top thickness of 1-1/4 inches. This table top is only 5/8 inches thick, so some modifications would be needed.
 
The accessories are tiny but well made as would be expected of Lee Valley. I would recommend storing them is some type of parts drawer or box so they don't get lost on the workbench.
 
The packages.
 
Unpacked
 

 
Some test setups

 
Using the miniature block plane
 

 
Using the miniature Plow Plane
 

Level up Jack Plane
 

Using my ceramic sharpening stone and the miniature honing guide to sharpen one of the miniature chisels
 

 
I didn't do a lot of setup work or try to do any serious work, just some quick tests with a couple of planes.    It sat pretty flat on my work bench and didn't move around when I was planing but if I was doing something more strenuous it might need clamping to the bench to keep it from sliding around.  The rubber feet could be removed and longer legs attached to give it more height of the work bench/table.
 
All in all I think it is a worthwhile investment, especially for those with a small workshop and workbench.  I didn't order the hold down accessory because I didn't think I would need it but I may reconsider that decision.  As I use it more I will post updates and/or suggestions.
 
 

Arrived today
 

Ryland, it is under Account Settings in your profile

They don't.  The plier cradle is 12 " long x 3.75 " wide  x 0.25 " thick stock, bar is 0.25" thick by 1.25 " wide 
 
The piece for the exacto knives and tweezers is 1.5 " wide x 18 " long by  2" high. Holes  were drilled with a 3/8 " Forstner bit.

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