Shopsmith storage cabinet... Again

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masonsailor2 wrote:Here is a pic of my solution when the need arises. Oh and JPG I don't do oops. At least not very often :)
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Camera angle got me concerned. ;)

Concerned because of the number of 'new' cabinets under construction.
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Had a good day in the shop, managed to get the carcass assembled for the third storage cabinet. This one I built with eight smaller drawers to organize the sandpaper. These are turning out to be fun projects. The move to the new house and shop is about six weeks away so they will really help with organizing.
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Outstanding work Paul. :cool:
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Nice work Paul, but not much water around Vagus except the fountains. :rolleyes:
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Got the drawer milled and glued up yesterday. Now just have to fit them and make the drawer handles. You are right about the water in Vegas. Lake Meade is looking pretty low. This property is on its own well which is unregulated at the moment. It's only a matter of time though if the drought continues
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Paul, they look great, you work fast, nice when it comes natural ;) I forgot about Lake Mead.
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Good shop day. Got the drawers sized, handles made and finish on. I am a little concerned about the amount of weight I am putting on the lower tubes and casting. Once loaded this unit will weigh a lot. I am considering putting runners on the bottom of the cabinet to elevate the cabinet just enough so that the only time the weight is on the SS is when it is up on the wheels. Any other ideas ?
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Paul it looks great, I need a weekend of drawer lessons/carcass from you!! I have to think it all ot each time, but nothing I do on a regular basis. If you dont use it, ya loose it!!! :eek:
I would think on the prudent side and do that, only you can be the judge of it though, it would not hurt.
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