I've purchased the aforementioned unit recently and, like others, have found it difficult to mount to my mill table. One solution I'm mulling is two make two 8mm thick plates, slightly larger than each of the mounting faces. This will give a lip to clamp to as well as pack it up off the deck so the handle doesn't foul. These would be screwed to the rotab as needed depending on the orientation.

I'm curious if anyone has had one of these apart and determined the "safe" areas to drill and tap. I could easily take it apart myself but would prefer not to disturb it if I don't have to.

Thanks, had seen the second two but not the first. I envision something like what Pinstrip did but making them extend out a bit from the base to clamp to. Obviously there'd have to be plate swapping depending on orientation. Or just plates like his and gooseneck clamps.

The clamp solutions others have suggested are helpful but any solution must also incorporate jacking the rotab at least 8mm off the surface so the handwheel can clear the table. Otherwise it has to hang off the front of the table, which is not really where I want to put it.

Exactly what I'm looking for, thanks.