In/Outfeed Folding Tables for SuperMax 19-38 Drum Sander

Okay, first off these come as a pair. Yes, two tables. Instructions aren't the greatest but really not much to it. I'll start with the quality is exceptional, very well made. Follow the instructions for the most part...Mount the brackets to the sander as it states but do not tighten the large mounting bolts all the way down just yet, see the photo provided for set screw location. You want the two large mounting bolts snug, next install the tops using the carriage bolts. Now some have complained about having to shim it to get it level...not sure if they didn't see the leveling set screws or if there's didn't have them. Just below the large mounting bolts you'll see the #3 set screw (see photo), you'll screw this "in" to raise the table or "out" to lower the table which is why you only want to snug the large mounting bolts. Using a straight edge as a guide, raise/lower the feed table using the set screw. Once both sides of the table have been leveled, tighten the large mounting bolts firmly, repeat for the other side. Hope this helps.

These are absolutely necessary if you own this sander and plan on sanding anything longer than about 3 ft. A pretty big disappointment that this company would not include these on such an expensive sander knowing that they are almost mandatory.

These are a necessary accessory for the drum sander, so I think selling them for an extra charge is a bit of a rip. They should just come with the machine.These have 2 set screws on each table to level the table. They don’t work - you will need to shim them to make them level - no big deal.CAUTION - some of the edges are RAZOR sharp - I cut my finger just brushing one. I ground them down with a Dremmel. Gotta love those Taiwanese.All that being said, yes, I’d buy them again. They are decent quality, and the sander really needs them attached for most work.

Yes, these tables fold down. Yes, there is plenty of set screw adjustment to get them level with the belt.People have left reviews saying they needed shims or that they don’t fold down. I can assure you it’s 100% user error.Those other reviews are from the type of guy who beats his chest as he tosses the instructions aside. He then installs the tables upside-down and backwards, then blames the manufacturer and writes a nasty review on Amazon.Install took 20 minutes from opening the box to perfectly level tables.You’ll need a set of metric Allen wrenches, a 12mm ratchet wrench, and a can-do attitude.Admittedly, the orientation of the table arms seems backwards to my eye - the open end of the metal box faces outward (see picture).If you get this orientation wrong, the table leveling set screws won’t be in the right spot to adjust the table. The only way to soothe your rage will be to write a scathing review on Amazon about the terrible product.Also pay attention to the orientation of the arms. If you install the bracket upside-down, you won’t be able to use the folding feature of the tables. Aaaand you’ll find yourself editing your Amazon review so that it becomes even less helpful.Best of luck!Jennie and Davis

These extensions don’t fit my sander. I don’t know who to call to return these and get the correct ones.

No matter how I adjust the tables, they won't come up to the level of the conveyor belt/sander table.

Fine fit and finish and ..... function

Great tables. A must have for the sander, the belt seems very large but the tables are so useful even with small pieces.