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I’m moving my shop and the floor in the new space has a slope to it. I have my windmill up on a palette/beams which I’d like to keep it on. I’m tall and it’s much more comfortable to operate. What’s the best way to level the press? Shims under the wood? Can I still use the oil pan? Where on the press do I check for level?
My first thoughts are directed to having your windmill on a pallet. I would suggest that you make some thing more substantial with a good thickness board on top. Level this up then put on the drip tray and then put the windmill on that?