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Started working on the case this weekend and got it done this evening. Here is the Sketchup drawing of the case:
and here is the final result:
and here is the leveling configuration:
I need to go back to Sketchup and redo the torsion box as I had to reduce the width of the cabinet by one inch.
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ChicoWoodnut
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posted 98 days ago
Looking good!
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 98 days ago
Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to seeing the station in full operation.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 97 days ago
This is starting to come together well.
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thetimberkid
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posted 95 days ago
Looks good!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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LeeinEdmonton
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posted 94 days ago
sIke: Looks like the cabinet is coming together nicely. I bought my DeWalt RAS 50 years ago & at the same time bought the American Machine & Foundry book authored by their demonstrator. In the book are plans for a workstation which I built shortly after purchase & the RAS still sits on it & is fitted between two 5ft. work benches. I don’t own a TS & have no desire for one. I rec’d a CMS on a folding mobile stand as a gift on retirement. After discovering that it is no more accurate than my RAS & a darn sight noisier, it has leaned up against the shop wall outta the way for the past 12 years.
Lee
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