Thanks for that Ron...that really is quite slick.    The first thing I noticed were the 90º material "EL" stops. However they don't seem to be available from these people.



Typically you think of using this kind of stuff for only welding but this makes a lot of sense for drill press work on metal items. It'd be a lot easier to fixture than using T-bolts, step blocks and Bessey clamps. Especially for repetitive tasks.

Beast! That plate must weigh 50 pounds.

I don't think case hardened is a good choice for a machine table that will inevitably be cut and drilled into.
Also, no larger central opening for through holes. Not sure what this offers over traditional fence and t-tracks or slots.
It looks like welding table, but unlike welding table you don't need to hold multiple pieces in perfect alignment while you work. It's one part at a time.
That was my bit of rain on the parade.