I did it all by myself!

mbcabinetmaker · Post by **mbcabinetmaker** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 11:33 am

Using the newly acquired knowledge from Sketch-up 101 I drew this storage cabinet for my sanding disc, saw blades, and dado blades. If you are not taking advantage of Toms class you are really missing out.

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This will hold all my Shopsmith disc and blades on arbors. I still have to organize the 30 plus blades for my other saws.

greitz · Post by **greitz** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:11 pm

Looks good, Mark! I really hope to have time to learn Sketch-up some day, and Tom's doing all of us a great service with his tutorials!

Just a minor possible design modification- If you make the cabinet just a few inches wider, and offset every other blade, you could reduce the height substantially by alternating arbor directions. For example, put the "arbor-up" disks on the left and the "arbor-down" disks on the right. And the "arbor-up" set can use plain (unslotted) dividers.

Gary

shydragon · Post by **shydragon** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:16 pm

Great job on the storage cabinet. I have really been enjoying these tutorials. It is already becoming useful. In a thread following yours, I posted my own on a fireplace mantel design for my girl friend.