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Thread: Wolverine jig mounted on mobile platform?

  1. #16
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    Aug 2009
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    Prairie Village, KS
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    I was also looking for some space saving ideas in the shop/garage. I built a stand that has a 20" x 20" platform. Then I took a few 24" x 24" pieces of plywood, and added some cleats of the bottom to fit them securely over the platform on the stand. I mounted my grinder, small router table, and a belt sander to the plywood sheets. Then whichever tool I need, I pull off of the shelf and set it on the platform. It works pretty well, and the lack of horizontal space prevents me from leaving my tools out all over the place.
    "a noble spirit embiggins the smallest man"

  2. #17
    I have mine mounted on a drawer stack I built for the grinder. The top is removable, so if I want to take it with me for an all day session or a demo, I can do so. The drawer stack could easily be made mobile by removing the toe, and just adding casters...

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  3. #18
    Join Date
    Apr 2007
    Location
    Indiana
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    672
    Thanks guys for all the pics and the help!

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