Breaking down sheet goods with the TS55/FS2700, and crushing the backhand serve

[Brewstermmc]

When breaking down sheet goods with the TS55/CT-26 and 2700/2 Guide Rail, it helps to first destroy you're neighbors with you're un-returnable backhand ping pong serve before turning it into your cutting station.  It's a confidence thing...I hope this helps...

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[Bertotti]

All I can say is that the garage is way too clean!

 

[ear3]

As long as it's not a Stiga table...

When breaking down sheet goods with the TS55/CT-26 and 2700/2 Guide Rail, it helps to first destroy you're neighbors with you're un-returnable backhand ping pong serve before turning it into your cutting station.  It's a confidence thing...I hope this helps...

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[Coen]

Nice. But these tables are usually not that stable..?

 

[Peter_C]

I am guessing that ping pong table is 4 times more stable than an MFT table.

Only time my garage looked that clean was when we first moved back to our house. I wish I had that much space.

 

[squall_line]

As long as it's not a Stiga table...

When breaking down sheet goods with the TS55/CT-26 and 2700/2 Guide Rail, it helps to first destroy you're neighbors with you're un-returnable backhand ping pong serve before turning it into your cutting station.  It's a confidence thing...I hope this helps...

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I can't zoom in, but it appears that it is.  [big grin]

I am guessing that ping pong table is 4 times more stable than an MFT table.

I would imagine it is.  A lot of the modern shmancy tables are lightyears beyond the fold-up units that I remember from grandparents' houses during my childhood

 

[krudawg]

When breaking down sheet goods with the TS55/CT-26 and 2700/2 Guide Rail, it helps to first destroy you're neighbors with you're un-returnable backhand ping pong serve before turning it into your cutting station.  It's a confidence thing...I hope this helps...

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Two words - STM 1800

 

[Brewstermmc]

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All I can say is that the garage is way too clean!

Yeah it's kind of ridiculous but its more of a game room these days than a garage.  Occasionally a cabinet or two gets made.

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[Brewstermmc]

When breaking down sheet goods with the TS55/CT-26 and 2700/2 Guide Rail, it helps to first destroy you're neighbors with you're un-returnable backhand ping pong serve before turning it into your cutting station.  It's a confidence thing...I hope this helps...

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Two words - STM 1800

Why? Does it have a better quality net?

and isn't that technically one word and a number?  ;D

 

[Brewstermmc]

Nice. But these tables are usually not that stable..?

It's plenty solid for this purpose. No movement at all.  and I'm very particular about that.

 

[Peter_C]

I would imagine it is.  A lot of the modern shmancy tables are lightyears beyond the fold-up units that I remember from grandparents' houses during my childhood

When I was two years old I was swinging on the folding leg and pulled one of those cheesy ping pong tables onto myself shattering my femur. Then with a full body cast on our dog pushed me into the pool and my brother saved my life as I surely would have drowned. Ah life... We played ping pong on that same cheesy ping pong table for over a decade after.

 

[Stan Tillinghast]

"Two words - STM 1800"

You're still short two words.

 

[Brewstermmc]

"Two words - STM 1800"

You're still short two words.

Good point...  now that you mention it - two words and an acronym.

And to sum it up...two words+an acronym=smart ass comment.

Check my math though.

 

[Coen]

I would imagine it is.  A lot of the modern shmancy tables are lightyears beyond the fold-up units that I remember from grandparents' houses during my childhood

When I was two years old I was swinging on the folding leg and pulled one of those cheesy ping pong tables onto myself shattering my femur. Then with a full body cast on our dog pushed me into the pool and my brother saved my life as I surely would have drowned. Ah life... We played ping pong on that same cheesy ping pong table for over a decade after.

Makes me think of that case where Ikea didn't supply the wall mount brackets in the USA but did in Europe. Six death toddlers later, a few massive settlements ($46 million last year in one case) and a recall of 29 million products.... I guess someone will think again about cheapening out on a piece of L shaped metal.