Mark V tool cabinet

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billnpatti
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Mark V tool cabinet

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I recently purchased a used Mark V. Along with it came several parrts accessories and tools. While looking through all of the literature and going on line, somewhere I ran across a design for a tool chest that attached to the two bottom rails of the Mark V. It consisted of 3 or 4 drawers aranged horizontally. Now, I can't find those plans again. This is not a difficult thing to make. Here is my problem, I haven't yet figured the best way to attach it to the bottom rails so that the attachments are secure but do not interfere with the powerhead when I move it from side to side on its rails. Does anyone out there have a copy of those plans or can anyone tell me a good way to attach the set of drawers to my Mark V?

Thanks for any help you can give me.

Bill Martin
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Take a look at this thread...

Pay attention to the attachment on post #5
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albie wrote:Take a look at this thread...

Pay attention to the attachment on post #5

After giving up looking on post #5, take a gander at post #6!;)


P.S. #11 be interesting also.
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Post by recurvearcher »

I think this link may be the cabinet you want. http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/atta...8&d=1220666738
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Thank you

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Thanks you, gentlemen, you have been most helpful. These designs are not what I had seen but they are much better. I am going to modify both of the designs and come up with something that fits me best. I especially benefitted from seeing how the cabinet was attached to the bottom rails of the Shopsmith. Now, I must get to sawing some wood.

Best wishes,
Bill Martin
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