My current table is 4 2x4 desks spaced out enough to accommodate a cutting area of 4x8. I have an LR 2. Cant afford to upgrade to the LR4 yet, but I’m saving the pennies. After I went to the desks as my base table, I thought the concrete floor has to be level…nope. So because of the desks not being exact level with each other, the cutting boards being a little warped, a little uneven Y plates( 5 year old pla probably warping a little with 120° garage and weigh from the router and pipe), the osb flexing over the uneven desks. I get some spots a little deeper then others.
For my last project, I went fast and easy and just leveled the area I was work with. Needed to be more exact. But now I need a new spolier board because I didnt think about the next project where I may need to do the same thing for the current project. Then remove the spoiler board, level the desks, then go from there.
Anyway, I liked the way is turned out, now I just need to do it 6 more times after level out a new space for the cutting boards. The bakery guy is going to do an epoxy filler. I will post photos of the completed boards when he finisnes with them
