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TECHNIGIUES'ffi,POlight-dutyWORKTABTEI use my portableWorkmate for all kindsof jobs around the house. To make iteven more versatile, I "topped it off"with a simple worktable (Photo,ilght).lnaddition to providing a light-duty worksurface,the table has a convenient trayto hold hardware and small tools.The worktable is a piece of 3/a" plywoodwith a handhold to make it easy tocarry theWorkmate when itt folded up.The tray is formed by gluing three stripsofhardwood around the edges and a narrowerstrip to the top of the worktable(Illustration, b elow ).It only takes a minute to attach thetable to theWorkmate.You simply fit acleat that's attached to the bottomOutside EdgingPZ"xl7z"x36"lbetween the adjustable jaws of theWorkmate. Then rotate a wood turnbuttonso it's perpendicular to the cleatto "lock" the table.To make this work, the cleat and turnbuttonare bolted together and securedwith a wing nut.You'll need to drill acounterbored shank hole for the bolt inthe cleat before screwing it to the table.Inside Edgingph" x3/t" x36"1Robert HelsethMinneapolis, MN("IsWorktoble{(3/" ply. x 24" x 36"}--4''32" counbrbore,%" deep, with%" shonk hole-CleolSave up to $200 on select JETproducts with JET Power Rebates!Purchases must be madebetween September 1, 2005and March 31, 2006 to qualify.X\a,-=- Turnbu$on/ \, l3h" xlvz" x'vz"lFor more details visit your nearestJET dealer or www.jettools.com.-II-TEUhI.jettools.comProduct Information Number 209woRKBENcH Lt DEcEMsrn 2005