Just wanted to share this. Since adding the plasma table to the shop I've been drawing out parts and such on single sheets of paper then upgraded to a roll and then I just recently realized I had a 4'x6' white out board not being used I put it on the table and was amazed!! (lol), other than making another hole (tapered) in my super simple pen?marker holder for the fine tip dry erase marker I was astonished all I had to do was wipe it off and I could almost utilize my whole table surface and draw multiple times, it certainly beats taping or weighting down the paper. Hopefully this can be useful info to some one.
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have you mistakenly used a Sharpie yet? You must move quickly after, if so!
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Now that's a great idea!
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Thanks for sharing your optional attachment to your table, more member more ideas more tools. 
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Great idea, love the creativity
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Never underestimate the creativity of this forumRAYZORcut wrote: ↑Thu Feb 09, 2023 7:20 pm Just wanted to share this. Since adding the plasma table to the shop I've been drawing out parts and such on single sheets of paper then upgraded to a roll and then I just recently realized I had a 4'x6' white out board not being used I put it on the table and was amazed!! (lol), other than making another hole (tapered) in my super simple pen?marker holder for the fine tip dry erase marker I was astonished all I had to do was wipe it off and I could almost utilize my whole table surface and draw multiple times, it certainly beats taping or weighting down the paper. Hopefully this can be useful info to some one.
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Just make hole a couple thou bigger then the marking pen/marker etc... zip tie around pen/marker with a little weight over top, I use a socket, works pretty good.
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Just regular white out board eraser, they are dry erase markers.
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I should mention I got the simple pen holder idea from table builder.
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