After a great long time, I finally have an update on this project. It has been dragging on and has been sidelined by other events, but I have been working on it when I can.
At this point, I have the base completed and finished with several coats of polyurethane. I got the bottom table installed permanently and am in the process of finishing it with poly. And after a great deal of indecision, I have finally settled on a series of three inner cabinets, The rear corners of each will butt up against each other at 60 degrees. As I rotate the Lazy Susan table, I will have access to anything on top such as jointer, bandsaw, belt sander, etc; as well as whatever can be stored in three cabinets below.
The carcasses have been built. Next will be installing soft drawer slides, building drawers and mounting the carcasses onto the bottom table. It will take some measuring and adjusting, but when I get it centered to the point I am satisfied with it, I can permanently mount them to the bottom table.
At that point, I can lay the top table over the cabinets and begin the process of final planing and sanding. I have predrilled pilot holes in the tops and bottoms of the carcasses to allow easy mounting to the table tops.
When it is finished, I can begin the process of making sure everything has a place. I have already measured, and each of the floating tables can hang from the side of the cabinet. I will need to figure out things for holding the miter gauge, the fence, saw blades and sanding disks, etc.
I have two or three of the SS Special Purpose Tool mounts, but I am leaning toward building my own.
