Wood Magazine Sept 2007

[Kurt Cady]

Does anyone have this issue handy?

mobile workbench article/plan

Thanks in advance.

I've learned more in the last month here than the last 25 years combined.

[Eddie Darby]

If you go to the link below, and sign up for a free account, then you can see the bench and it's plans for free.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Wood-Magazines-How-to-Build-a-Great-Home-Workshop/Staff-of-Wood-Magazine/e/9781402711770

Click on "see inside" and then go to page 86.

[Bill Davis]

Thanks for the BN tip.

[G. Brad Schmidt]

Kurt, you mean the Double Duty Tablesaw Workbench?

Wood #178 (http://www.box.net/shared/xbjblnu64d) page 46


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[Kurt Cady]

YESSS!!

That was exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you. Thank you.

I'm thinking with a couple exact measurements, and modifications I can make 2 of these and have them stack for storage. One infeed side table, and one outfeed table. Just use different casters or vary the height at which they are attached. That way they are identical when lowered.

Trying to keep everything in contained to half of a two car garage is a challenge.

[G. Brad Schmidt]

Glad I could get you squared away Kurt. Hey, I'm in the same club (small shop) as you; so many tools, so little space.

That table is a smart little space saver project you've got planned. Please post pics. when completed.



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[Neil Brooks]

Hey, I'm in the same club (small shop) as you; so many tools, so little space.

Though you weren't complaining ... imagine how tragic the opposite problem might be ;)

[G. Brad Schmidt]

Though you weren't complaining ... imagine how tragic the opposite problem might be ;)


http://www.smileyshut.com/smileys/new/0007.gif (http://www.smileyshut.com/get-smileys-huts-free-smiley-code/1776.html) Mmmm, more room.