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Cart for my planer

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I needed a new method of storing my planer so I decided to put new projects on hold yesterday and build a cart. The plan will be to build a series of parts drawers for the base.
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Be careful!!! Don't let that setup get top heavy!

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Looks pretty nice. Mine is very similar and top heavy isn't an issue but could be on a rough surface I suppose. It is really nice to have the planer at working height and mobile so the lift is short and easy. You will like this a lot. :-)

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Top heavy doesn't seem to be an issue. Calculations show it will withstand a 7.4 quake with no issues :)
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masonsailor2 wrote:Top heavy doesn't seem to be an issue. Calculations show it will withstand a 7.4 quake with no issues :)
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I think I'd make it, so that lower hold down can be put to use.
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I would add pins to make sure it cannot slide off the ends(during a 7.2).

One thing I like is the clamps are positioned as they need be to slip between the way tubes. Keeping that position may be a challenge when moving to/from the SS. Maybe a little 'gumminess' in the threads near the end?
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I like it, a very nice design. However, it begs the question "Why not on a power stand?". If you have the room for the cart, the power stand does not have a much bigger foot print if at all. Then you don't have to lift anything.
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jsburger wrote:I like it, a very nice design. However, it begs the question "Why not on a power stand?". If you have the room for the cart, the power stand does not have a much bigger foot print if at all. Then you don't have to lift anything.
I assume he does not have a 1 3/4 hp motor! :rolleyes:
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JPG wrote:
jsburger wrote:I like it, a very nice design. However, it begs the question "Why not on a power stand?". If you have the room for the cart, the power stand does not have a much bigger foot print if at all. Then you don't have to lift anything.
I assume he does not have a 1 3/4 hp motor! :rolleyes:
Power stands come with motors for the tool they are designed for. However they are not currently available. :eek: :mad:
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