Hey, that method of storing the duplicator is explained in the manual! Loosen a couple of bolts and it folds on itself without having to totally disassemble the bugger.
There is another way?
Oh, I thought your "roll eye" smiley face was a sarcastic comment about the duplicator storage.
I like to think of it as tongue it cheek!
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Made from 3/4" ply because it was what was on hand.
Outiside dimensions are 37" tall, by 10" wide, by 9" deep.
Slots are 3" apart, about 3/8ths" wide by 8" long and at a 40 degree angle. Be sure to knock the point off the end of the slot (that was a jsburger design tip).
Gale's Law: The bigger the woodworking project, the less the mistakes show in any photo taken far enough away to show the entire project!
You have something that works for you, protects the blades and makes your work more organized. That's a winning combination.. even if it isn't a combination....
There are a host of things I wish I had done long ago as well. I still need to do this as well.
Made from 3/4" ply because it was what was on hand.
Outiside dimensions are 37" tall, by 10" wide, by 9" deep.
Slots are 3" apart, about 3/8ths" wide by 8" long and at a 40 degree angle. Be sure to knock the point off the end of the slot (that was a jsburger design tip).
Thank you. Tried this before and it ended up as scraps for other projects. Just as soon as the weather warms, these are my plans. Thank you so much.
