chip cover for screw behind RF30 table

[bloomingtonmike]

That ?tar paperish? cover behind my table that attaches to thr column and table is tore up. Should I buy the factory one or is there a common DIY solution to this? I am considering tar paper but was not sure what to use?

Mikie

 

[davidh]

leather works great. . . find an old leather jacket at a rummage sale. . . cut it up, have the wife sew it as required to get the size needed and punch a few holes to bolt it on. . .

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leather works great. . . find an old leather jacket at a rummage sale. . . cut it up, have the wife sew it as required to get the size needed and punch a few holes to bolt it on. . .or a road kill deer. . .(not really) but you can buy complete tanned deer hides for as little a $30 bucks and end up with lots of extra. . .

 

[pineyfolks]

A cheap auto floor mat may work for you. I used a larger SUV cargo mat on my B-port just trim to fit, only $12

 

[itsme_Bernie]

I found "accordion" way covers somewhere - while ago- I will try to find them and see where I got them


Bernie

 

[iron man]

Most of the grizzly mills have the way covers on them just find one the right size as your mill and order from them..

 

[Tony Wells]

Treadmill walking belts make good way covers. Do a little curbside shopping and take moire than just the motor and controller.

 

[furpo]

McMaster-Carr has them. Not Cheap!
http://www.mcmaster.com/#way-covers/=msmbuv

 

[TomS]

I bought rubber gasket material of the appropriate thickness from Orchard Supply Hardware. Been a few years ago but as I recall it was cheap. Other hardware or industrial supply stores should carry similar material.

 

[bloomingtonmike]

A cheap auto floor mat may work for you. I used a larger SUV cargo mat on my B-port just trim to fit, only $12

Trying this. Found some rear mats for $2.50 that look to be sized perfect (Farm and Fleet) and they are pretty flexable - should work great!

 

[Tony Wells]

If you want something a little heavier or stiffer, two options there. Truck mud flaps, sometimes FOR (found on road), and if you can find a supplier of conveyor belting, there is a plethora of choices there. I have bought some from some outfit in Shreveport. Can't recall the name.