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To organize and save space in the shop this works really well. It uses less than 2 square feet of valuable real estate.
It holds pieces up to 24" long and is sorted by species. When I need a bit of Maple it is easy to see what's there and it's easy to unload it all onto the bench for sorting and culling.
It also serves as a shelf for bits in process.
The cardboard box holds Ebony.
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Last edited by Tom Bender; 04-22-2022 at 7:40 AM.
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But...it's so small!!You are clearly not a pack-rat.
(nice job!)
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The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...
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you build some nice stuff
The Plane Anarchist
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That’s nice Tom.
Is that a Craftsman table saw?
Regards, Rod
[OP]
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Thanks Leigh
The table saw is a Grizzly about 30 years old. Motor changed from 3600 rpm to 1800 with a VFD to let it go even slower. It no longer screams, it purrs.
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