Nice score Kirby my friend!
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Chuck buddy you have to know that in this place when you indicate that you have a 6" jointer someone is bound to come along with a 12" jointer........
Kerby Wagners are cool and work well. Here are some tips from me for ya.
1) If the drill press table is not big enough, you want as big a table as you can fit to the drill press. Make a bolt on table out of something stable, I made mine out of baltic birch.
2) The Wagner works best if the table is level and the chuck runs true. To level your bolt on table chuck a bent piece of coat hanger in the drill press and adjust the table until the end of it just starts to touch. Rotate the chuck by hand, it's a good idea to unplug the thing too, and you will see where the bolt on table is low and high. Shim it with something, I used tape I think, until it is level for the full rotation of the chuck. BTW this method was posted by my pal Mike Toby.
3) I wish I had a picture for you but perhaps someone else does, I think that Arnt might if I recall correctly - put a stop on one side of the table.
4) Take light passes trying to not hoark off much zoot at one time.
I am sure others will have tips too.
Congrats on the drill press!