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I have a Diamond Scale TS-134 Turntable. All of the specs are at [url]http://www.diamond-scale.com/Products/products__turntables.htm[/url] <br /> <br />I have built my benchwork from L-girder and topped it with 1/2" plywood. I am about to drop 2" extruded foam board on top. The pit wall of the turntable isn't tall enough! [V] <br /> <br />Will I create a problem if I set the turntable on top of the plywood and carve a cavity out of the underside of the foam so the turntable is sandwiched between them? <br /> <br />In order to be able to remove the turntable pit assembly I could cut a square hole in the plywood (the shape of the pit assembly) at a different alingment to the cavity in the foam... if that makes sense, I think I'll be able to raise the pit assembly into place and rotate it to 'lock it in' to the foam cavity... <br /> <br />Thoughts?
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