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Accessory storage
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 6:46 pm
by rcplaneguy
Decided to make some mobile dolly storage for the belt sander, jointer, bandsaw, and strip sander. All move easily around the shop. Wish I had made these earlier. Totally under the 510 in front, and add very little in depth at the rear.
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Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 7:01 pm
by algale
Welcome and great first post! A unique and very functional approach.
Al
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 8:12 pm
by camerio
Very nice idea. I may use it ....
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Nice pictures, everybody here will like your post if you keep at it with pictures like that.
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 9:28 pm
by JPG
Each SPT on a separate 'cart' - interesting approach.
Also interesting main table rail/jack screw details.
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 9:47 pm
by rcplaneguy
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 10:20 pm
by JPG
Even more amazing is the 'ad' at the end!:D
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 7:43 am
by claimdude
rcplaneguy wrote:Decided to make some mobile dolly storage for the belt sander, jointer, bandsaw, and strip sander. All move easily around the shop. Wish I had made these earlier. Totally under the 510 in front, and add very little in depth at the rear.
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Great idea! However, for these 58 year joints getting down to pick up that joiner wouldn't be too difficult but getting back up would near impossible ;-)
Jack
520 PPro and other assorted SPTs
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 10:12 am
by JPG
[quote="claimdude"]Great idea! However, for these 58 year joints getting down to pick up that joiner wouldn't be too difficult but getting back up would near impossible ]
Seems(an assumption) you need more 'recent' practice!:D
Start with a strip sander and work yer way up!:)
Then start going overhead(pressing?) it!:rolleyes:
Wait til those joints reach diamond jubilee age.
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 10:47 am
by Ed in Tampa
One thing to remember AGE
When I was young picking the jointer off the floor where I had set it was no problem. Today if I tried the rescue squad would have to be called.
Likewise in the day I was able to store my jointer on a shelf about head height. Today if my jointer was up there it would be as a permanent trophy.
What I'm saying as you think of storage ideas think about how that storage idea is going to work in a few years. Today I keep the jointer at about the same height it is when it is on the SS. That way I don't have to go any real lifting to change it from use to storage.
Before you think I'm old and frail I can still carry two 80 lb bags of salt at one time to my water softner. Although admittedly not as easily as I once did it. That said I will confess and say I usually buy 4 40 lbs bags and carry only 2 of those at a time.
Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 11:19 am
by JPG
Ed in Tampa wrote:One thing to remember AGE
When I was young picking the jointer off the floor where I had set it was no problem. Today if I tried the rescue squad would have to be called.
Likewise in the day I was able to store my jointer on a shelf about head height. Today if my jointer was up there it would be as a permanent trophy.
What I'm saying as you think of storage ideas think about how that storage idea is going to work in a few years. Today I keep the jointer at about the same height it is when it is on the SS. That way I don't have to go any real lifting to change it from use to storage.
Before you think I'm old and frail I can still carry two 80 lb bags of salt at one time to my water softner. Although admittedly not as easily as I once did it. That said I will confess and say I usually buy 4 40 lbs bags and carry only 2 of those at a time.
Yes I am thankful every day I can still do what I can.
But I do notice the things that are less 'easy' and try to work on those things before they are lost completely.
I may be 'old' to some, but 'frail' to none(few?:D).