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Last Christmas my father recieved a new air compressor and several nail guns. His birthday was in April, so it seemed fitting to make this for a birthday gift. the plan came out of the May edition of “Wood” magazine. It was easy to make, and has turned out to be very handy. I think I am going to make another one for me.
-- Chris






























11 comments so far
kolwdwrkr
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posted 149 days ago
SWEET! This would be a great little addition to my garage. I like it, thanks for sharing.
-- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~
BTKS
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posted 149 days ago
That would be awesome for the job site. Probably save two or three trips in and out. Good project. BTKS
Bigdogs117
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posted 149 days ago
Very nice and functional project for many years to come.
-- Rusty
a1Jim
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posted 149 days ago
A taxi for a compressor cool design well done
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
DavidH
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posted 149 days ago
i like this as well, i definitely need one of these!!
-- David - Houston, Texas.
DocK16
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posted 149 days ago
ncie idea I missed the plans, may have to add WOOD to my magazine subscription list.
-- DocK, WV
jockmike2
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posted 149 days ago
Fantastic, just great. I’ve got a bostich pancake that would work with that really well, thanks for posting.
-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com
screwge
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posted 149 days ago
Nice Job. I don’t need a compressor setup but I could use something like that for my HVLP sprayer and accessories. Thanks for the inspiration.
-- Imagine It... Build It... Enjoy It!
Wade Putnam
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posted 148 days ago
Me Too!
I made one for my shop from the same plans. The only thing I changed was, that I added swivel coasters on the front to make it easier to move around.
-- Wade, Nashville, www.casetn.com
ken90712
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posted 27 days ago
Cool, a buddy of mine who is new to wood working made this from my suggestion as well. Both of you did a god job. Not saying your new to this though.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
046Joe
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posted 17 days ago
That is an awesome idea. I am getting to love this site.
-- Thanks, Joe