Here are a couple of shots of the storage area under the turning tools. Some dust and shavings do get into the PVC pipes, but when I am ready to clean up I just vacuum each tube out with my shop vac. I am building some custom storage to put inside this cabinet – stay tuned for this upgrade!
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itsme_timd
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#1 posted 1607 days ago
That’s a great stand and storage area. My shop is small and I definitely struggle to keep all my turning tools and accessories organized. Thanks for sharing, Jeff.
-- Tim D. - Woodstock, GA
trifern
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#2 posted 1607 days ago
Nice solution. I certainly can use something similar to this. Thanks for sharing.
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