Rolling cart/outfeed support on Woodsmith Shop TV

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damagi
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Rolling cart/outfeed support on Woodsmith Shop TV

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Just saw episode 9 of the Woodsmith shop. It features a rolling cart with outfeed support that is adjustable in height.

http://www.woodsmithshop.com/episodes/season5/509/

Its a nifty design, pretty simple overall. The nice thing is that the adjustable outfeed support seems ideally suited for the shopsmith.

Plans:
http://www.woodsmithshop.com/download/5 ... p-cart.pdf

Note: I haven't built it myself. However, their listed 42 3/4" finished max height seems just fine for the shopsmith except for the thinnest stock with minimal blade clearance perhaps.
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I don't trust a guy who's shop is that clean. :p
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damagi wrote: . . . However, their listed 42 3/4" finished max height seems just fine for the shopsmith except for the thinnest stock with minimal blade clearance perhaps.

That could be easily increased.
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