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Alex1N: 60 mm bolt for lathe pads - also much better
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Alex1N: 60 mm bolt - 10 mm longer than predecessor
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Alex1N: Machine hold-down bolt not long enough
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Alex1N: Test fit of hold-down bolt for sander - also not long enough
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Alex1N: More rounded holes
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Alex1N: Hole edges rounded over with 3 mm roundover router mini-bit
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Alex1N: Misalignment of original holes, so extended with slow drilling
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Alex1N: The two lathe pads with all holes drilled
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Alex1N: Test fit of castor plate on pad - just enough bolt through plate
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Alex1N: Bolt holes for mobile base parts and sander cabinet drilled
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Alex1N: Gap on this side, too
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Alex1N: Second base set - not so snug
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Alex1N: The bolts are just holding
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Alex1N: Trial fit od a mobile bade corner plate
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Alex1N: Bolt hole centres centre-punched
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Alex1N: Bolt hole centres marked
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Alex1N: Distance of hold-down bolt centre from an upper mobile base plate
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Alex1N: Cleaned-up corner infill insert on sander pad
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Alex1N: Setting up to measure the height of the outer reinforcing gussets on the Manning bench legs.
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Alex1N: Bolts, washers and nuts for securing machine tools to mobile bases
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Alex1N: Very unevenly- and badly-cut outer faces of bench legs
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Alex1N: Eight bench legs, inner faces
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Alex1N: Belt sander pad marked up for sander cabinet and centre-popped for 12 mm bolt holes
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Alex1N: Adjacent corner with bolt and cabinet corner marks
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Alex1N: Patched corner awaiting sanding
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Alex1N: Sander cabinet bolt location
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Alex1N: Eight Manning bench legs
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Alex1N: Manning bench legs
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Alex1N: Lathe pad with glue-filled screw holes 2
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Alex1N: Lathe pad with glue-filled screw holes 1