By Editors of Fine Woodworking
Woodworkers are continuously searching for how one can make their workshops functionality greater for them. committed workstations make woodworking extra effective. For space-challenged woodworkers, modular platforms enable some great benefits of a well-equipped store in at the very least area. This e-book indicates how you can observe the laptop method of the store and the way to shop and guard your priceless instruments
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I first tried using the saw on planks and horses. This worked fine for single cuts, but I really needed a fence with a stop for cutting multiples. And the extensions that came with the saw limited its cutting to short pieces. Also, I still had to break things down to put the saw away. About this time, my wife, Rosemary, gave me a benchtop oscillating-spindle sander. Again I wondered where I would store the tool. Building a stand to house both tools was the answer—make that a movable stand with folding extension wings.
Dia. locking pin is used to lock the top in the horizontal position. I made the cart the same height as my tablesaw. When I’m not using it to feed stock, it fits behind the saw, where it acts as an outfeed table extension. FRED SOTCHER is a retired electrical engineer and an avid woodworker who lives in San Jose, California. Stack and Saw Lumber on the Same Rack toring lumber effectively is a challenge in any shop, but it’s especially challenging in a small shop. When I designed my current lumber rack, the efficient use of space was a priority.
Stack and Saw Lumber on the Same Rack toring lumber effectively is a challenge in any shop, but it’s especially challenging in a small shop. When I designed my current lumber rack, the efficient use of space was a priority. I wanted my lumber to be accessible and close to the chopsaw, where I cut it to rough length. Gradually, I developed the notion of a combination crosscutting table and lumber rack. While I was at it, I decided to make the chopsaw easily removable so that I could take it to installations.