I received my Grizzly 0490 today, but I'm afraid that's where the good news ends. The two packages arrived in good shape (I'll post photos later) and with the help of a couple of strong buddies got everything down into my basement shop-actually only the jointer beds are all that heavy. The problem is with the stand. As seen in the attached pictures, the green base piece is not even close to square. The upper white section is mainly square, but because it is welded onto a non square base exhibits a twist. The non square base/twisted side section poses at least three problems as I see it. The first is purely cosmetic--the stand has the wobbly twisted look that you might expect of a box made by a 5th grader. The second problem is more serious. It is virtually impossible to level the top of the stand to the floor. By welding a non-square base to a square side panel they have created a racking situation that throws the top surface out of level. The third problem is also serious; the drive belt of the motor (i've already mounted it to the brackets) is not parallel to the beds. The beds are not mounted yet, but you can see in the figure how the shaft is at an angle to the slit opening in the top of the stand. Assuming that the beds run parallel to the slit opening, the belt will be crooked (not parellel to) the drive shaft on the cutterhead. That would both be an inefficent way to rotate the cutterhead and might stress the cutterhead in a way that pulls it out of alignment . I will call Grizzly first thing in the morning, but was wondering if any of you have had a similar experience, or if you think I'm over-reacting. I hope this doesn't turn into a nightmare.