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added a drawer

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to my under cabinet storage.........
Awhile ago I had posted these photos:
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I decided to use the pull out shelf to store band saw blades and add a drawer above it, so it now looks like this:
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Here is the band saw blade shelf:
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and finally, the new drawer:
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I have my mini 500 sitting on it at present. I got legs and casters for the mini awhile ago, but space in my shop is so tight, I don't have room to store the mini with them on it......time to build a small Shopsmith dedicated shed in the back yard.:D
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Nice, looks great!
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Nice looking chest Peter. Well done.
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Post by rlkeeney »

Looks great. Much better than the one I built to go under my Shopsmith.

Why not all drawers?
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Post by videobear »

Why not make one a little longer and take the legs off altogether?
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hmmmm........food for thought!:cool:
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Re: added a drawer

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I liked this so much I built one to!
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terrydowning wrote:Nice looking chest Peter. Well done.
Thanks for sharing your photos here and in this manner. I have OneDrive (not sure how it came to be) but I have never used it. It seems like it might be a useful computer tool but I am a bit concerned about privacy. When viewing something you posted on OneDrive, am I in your files or in files that you posted somewhere other than on your computer.

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Re: added a drawer

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Dusty,I don't use OneDrive so don't know much about it but the photos I post here are uploaded and stored on the Shopsmith forum servers ( I think).

This page (see url following this sentence)says you can post photos to OneDrive in a public area and then I guess you could refer to them from here in the SS forum.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-ca/onedrive/security

Reading there, my understanding is if you look at my photos in OneDrive, you would be viewing copies that I stored in a public area of OneDrive, up in the cloud.
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Re: added a drawer

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Thanks for that feed back. I am going to experiment with OneDrive. The problem with posting pictures/images here on the Shopsmith forum is that only forum members have access. On OneDrive, they can be made public (at least that is what I just read). Don't know how, yet.
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