I made my dimpling tables from about $5 worth of surplus laminate flooring, along with about another $5 worth of indoor/outdoor carpet. The sides are connected to the top through pieces of 2x2 lumber from my scrap bin. I clamped the dimpler to the lip of the workbench with a couple of 1" C-clamps, while each of the table halves are independent and free standing. This makes the whole set-up removable in just a couple of minutes to free up the workbench as required. I need to cut the corners back on the outboard table sides like I did with the inboard sides so that a folded skin such as this HS-701 will have less interference with the table.
Here I have my DRDT-2 dimpling tool and dimpling tables set up and ready to dimple the HS-701 right skin.
