Black Friday Deal got me :)

i have actually learned quite a bit from this project to be honest. i have some big plans for this build. a conventional table and a rotary cutter have some very different needs, if all you need is to cut round tube then things can be kept fairly simple, but if you cross over into other profiles things can get quite involved. this project is one of those projects that take forever to get finished but once done you have something substantial.

add loaded forces to the mix and i just learned something else this weekend. always something with this project, it seems. 450lbs of force is no joke or 2000N for everyone over on the other side of the pond.

200N = ~20.3KG ???
450LBS = over 200KG = ~2000N

2000N i should have just let you convert it sorry i was going off of memory and should have added the extra 0 thanks for the catch on that.

No worries at all, it has just become increasingly bad info all over the web, so at least here trying to keep info correct.

i fixed everything so it all good information now.