Did anyone happen to see how many gallons the table holds on the XR ??? I must be missing it !!
65 gallons
I don’t have one of these machines but I ran the rough math quick
3 " * 4’ * 8’ = 8 cu ft
There is 7.5 us gallons in a cubic foot.
7.5 x 8 = 60+us gallons
If you’re looking for imperial gallons it is 6.25 per cu ft.
6.25 * 8 = 50+ imperial gallons.
Well if your gonna get fancy with the math I would like volume consumed by the slats subtracted. 
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It’s crazy to think that there’s over 500 lb and water.
Once you mix The cutting fluid in there it’ll have a slightly less specific gravity but you’re probably around a good 500 lb of liquid weight.
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ok so next question… anyone have the best concoction?? Lol
The green fluids 20 to 1
The anti foam is 5 ml per 20 l
And I just got a new pail of this cutting fluid that I haven’t tried yet
Niceee !!! Thanks so much !! This is my first water table so I’m kinda in the dark !! Lol
I’ve always just made my own using a recipe I found on another forum. Seems to work fine. Keeps rust and algae away sooo 
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Plus the weight of 32 sq ft of 3/4" steel you’ve put on it…
Imagine the dents the wheels would put on my SYP flooring!!!
Maybe I should stick with my 2x2 CF 
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I used the same recipe. And have been running the same water since I bought my pro over a year ago.
Just put scotch Brite pads over your drains as a filter.
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Same here, just adding the occasional gallon water mixed with 1/8 C of solution. I made 75oz of solution in the beginning of 2020 and there is still plenty left. I also use the scotchbrite pad…