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I finally got around to building the Flip Top Tool Stand from Shop Notes.
I added 2" to the overall height just to make sure the planer handle would not rub when flipped.
I still need to come up with a way to store the small parts from the sander when it's flipped upside down.
The little washers do not stay put.
It was a lot of fun to build I can't wait to use it.
It has been pretty cold here so I had to work out in the garage/shop in shifts.
I have about $75 invested in this project.
I got the Plywood from Lowes $50, The locking wheels from Harbor Freight $13, and the hardware from my local Hardware store.
I also made my own knobs. This is a first for me. Surprisingly easy.
Thanks to all who posted this project before me. You inspired me to get out and do something on Christmas break!
Thanks for looking,
Chem
I added 2" to the overall height just to make sure the planer handle would not rub when flipped.
I still need to come up with a way to store the small parts from the sander when it's flipped upside down.
The little washers do not stay put.
It was a lot of fun to build I can't wait to use it.
It has been pretty cold here so I had to work out in the garage/shop in shifts.
I have about $75 invested in this project.
I got the Plywood from Lowes $50, The locking wheels from Harbor Freight $13, and the hardware from my local Hardware store.
I also made my own knobs. This is a first for me. Surprisingly easy.
Thanks to all who posted this project before me. You inspired me to get out and do something on Christmas break!
Thanks for looking,
Chem