My table is solid on top. Would I be able to cut a hole for the machine to go down in?
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Yes, I have done that. Of course you would then need a cover for the open hole when the machine is in the down position. It appears to be a pretty straight forward job, however did require some carpentry work. Stan W.
632148
Yes, but the bottom edges are a little sharp so you might want to put some type of rubber cover over them to protect the table from scratches.
2261415
Yes, the table top could be half height if the lower legs weren't screwed into the legs attached to the table.
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Not easy, but doable. The tabletop is screwed/nailed in place and probably would take a bit of finessing so as not to damage the table legs. The top is the most nicely done part of the table, in my opinion.
1108060
If you have a power drill with a flat head attachment, it's no problem screwing it in. With that said you can place it any where you want. I added a computer self below the table and it worked out fine.
1586259
Unfortunately not. The only negative to it. There's a metal bar the lift rests on that would be very difficult to move to the other side of the table without messing things up.
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Yes, but make sure the shank(the part that goes thru the hole) isn't too thick. The space is limited.
2037910
Yes it can. The top shelf kind of pegs onto the table top. So without it you would just have a couple of small holes.
246963
I wouldn't think so, table doesn't move. Great little drill press though. I use it for small jewelry work all the way to drilling leather knife sheaths I make that are up to 1/2 Inch thick, easier to drill than punch. Worth it's cost would replace with same if I ever need to.
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I havé nô idéal, but i fine Thére are usually Many was to d'ajuster this - such as adding extension brackets. Thé major considération is thé distance between thé table top holes and thé top of thé surface. Tell me thèse dimensions and i CAN tell you IFOP you need d'ajust brackets
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You could cut a center hole and not "hit" a hinge. But cutting the hole is not going to be a easy task. Both sides of the 2 centers are "L" shaped for strength. Not a simple cut. And the integrity of the table will be compromised. Sharon is correct in her post. I strongly suggest no. You would be ruining a very good table.
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There will be holes in the top of the desk. I will tell you that this is hands down the best and most beautiful desk my family has ever owned. It's solid and very heavy. Was a bit difficult to put together, as the instructions start off building it upside down and then it's a pain to flip over but with two people it's managed easily.
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The top is 1" thick and solid. You could cut 3/4" plywood and bolt/screw it to the top.
1758201
Maybe, but you might want to pre "drill" holes using a nail or something similar
830344
Probably, but its not a high torque machine and so it would be hard on it. I personally would not use my $700 saw this way. Not to mention the melted steel that would stick to the saw and damage the table for precision wood cutting.
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Probably, as long as it was put together properly. If you are pushing down you should be fine, however if you are pushing horizontally there is some give on my table no matter how much I tighten the screws. (I keep the leaf dropped and use this table to fold laundry on, maybe if the leaf is up it's sturdier?)
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Yes, though I probably would drill holes through the wood and the top of the box to ensure it doesn't slip.