Here's mine. My drill press is a benchtop, and my space is limited. I opted against melamine and used scrap plywood instead, primarily because there are times when the melamine is just too slick. If I build another one, I may put a track at 90° to the one on this table, so they'll make an L shape.
I've been intending to make one also but it will probably have to be a winter project. I plan to make it very similar to WoodDawg's with the only difference being a round replaceable insert intead of the square. My thinking is that I could crank out the round inserts with a hole saw and that I could turn them slightly to get a new surface and get a bit more use out of them.
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I would show you mine but I would have to shovel it out of the dust/sawdust.
Wooddawg that is just plan rude there is not even a speck of dust on the light, and that floor, not even a crumb, wood chip, footprint to be had, you sure you work in there
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An empty coffee cup is just wrong.
Wooddawg that is just plan rude there is not even a speck of dust on the light, and that floor, not even a crumb, wood chip, footprint to be had, you sure you work in there
Took that pic right after I finished the table. Cleanest it has been since.
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I plan to make it very similar to WoodDawg's with the only difference being a round replaceable insert intead of the square. My thinking is that I could crank out the round inserts with a hole saw and that I could turn them slightly to get a new surface and get a bit more use out of them. 
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