Like a good boy scout I built a table with a three inch slope for my new JMP. I'm halfway through with a 5000 cut JMP project, my first with the saw and I was finding I didn't like the three inch slope. I put an inch and half piece of trupan under the back legs and worked with it for a day....liked it. Next day I added another inch and half piece, liked it even more. Some of my cuts I have to watch the wood move through the saw and stop it at a certain point in it's travel. A higher slope to the saw makes me able to watch the cut much better.
I'm not about to remake my table but just wanted to let others know before they commit to something try it out first. Maybe a three inch rise is perfect for you? I guess bottom line is question authority at all times...
There's supposed to be a smilie at the end of the above sentence, I'm not seeing one in the preview
Pic of my table with an oh...maybe 75-100lb piece of iron on the base for ballast.
