There is a sealed fluid filled reservoir in it…I’m not sure how well that would hold up to repeated rotation. Plus it might introduce air bubbles into the tube, which would have to be allowed to be pumped out each time you turned on the machine. (Might want to keep it horizontal. You can put it on a sliding shelf that you can pull out from under a table though…one of our guys, @PrintToLaser, has a beauty that he built for his shop.)
I would think at the very least you would want to reinstall the essential orange bits each time you tipped it. Maybe @jbmanning5 would have some insights on this since he moves his machine a lot.
I wouldn’t do a Murphy bed approach, not with the history of them leaking. I know they’ve recently revamped the container cap for the cooling tank - maybe you can get one of those, if you ask nicely.
And if I did that approach, I would certainly lock it down. You’re going to need to remove the crumb tray every time as it is.
Nice slides soution. I’ve been looking at heavy duty lazy susan bases too, to allow me to make a way to rotate the GF in place for pass through. I almost never want to use the passthrough all the way through, and more likely use it by hanging material out of the GF front. It’d be nice to have the option.