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I recently acquired a DeWalt 735 and am thoroughly happy with it.
The plan is from Woodsmith. The only modification I made was to the wheels. The plans call for 4 rotating lockable wheels. Those are just too expensive for my tastes.
I bought two fixed and two swivel and fastened them so that the stand will move “sideways” and then I turn it 90 degrees to be used. That way the pressure is on the stationary wheels and no locks are required.
I have a fixed DC system but still have to have some of my tools on wheels. Especially helpful when you have long pieces of wood to deal with. I fixed a FazLok (Woodworkers Supply) to the chip blower and then can move the flex hose from another tool when I need to use the planer.
The outfeed “table” swings up and out of the way when not in use.Photo 1. It also has two adjustable bolts on the case end that can be used to adjust the height to eliminate snipe. Photo 2.
It takes 1 and 1/4 sheets of ply. What is not really visible is that there is a convenient pass thru that makes it a lot easier to deal with multiple pieces. Photo 3.
In addition to the dadoes the plans call for I used pocket holes for extra holding strength and trimmed the edges with left over cherry.
Lee
-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1238 days ago
Nice stand good job.
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saksman
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#2 posted 1238 days ago
I like that I have the same planer and have been wanting to do something like that but have yet to get around to it. I might have to steal this idea from you.
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Jei'son
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#3 posted 1238 days ago
Cool, nice clean straightforward design. Someday™ I want to get my hands on a Jet planer/jointer, be a nice cart to make for it, tho to fit in my space I’d have to maybe hinge the arm so it folds down rather than flips up so I can tuck it away. Which issue of Woodsmith was that in?
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Greg The Cajun Box Sculptor
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#4 posted 1238 days ago
Very nice outfeed stand. Looks like it provides good valuable storage underneath, which is something you can never get enough of.
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topher
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#5 posted 1238 days ago
very nice. I have been thinking of getting the same planer and was debating on the optional stand. This is so much better and i can build it myself!! Congratulations on the great job!
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thelt
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#6 posted 1237 days ago
Lee, what issue of Woodsmith did the plans come from?
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Tim
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#7 posted 1237 days ago
Nice one, looks like a good project for the shop. Here’s the link http://www.woodsmithshop.com/download/112/112-planerstand.pdf
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RetiredCoastie
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#8 posted 1237 days ago
Nice stand. I like your out-feed system.
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DrBreakIt
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#9 posted 1237 days ago
Very nice. Sounds like another project I need to add to my list. How does the PVC pipe work on the outfeed table? Would it be better if they were rollers? Or a solid slick flat surface?
PurpLev
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#10 posted 1237 days ago
very cool and practicle. why no infeed rollers though?
I did the same thing with my router table casters – installed 2 swivel, and 2 stationary, and mounted them perpendicular to the direction of the feed on the table. just makes more sense
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cabinetmaster
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#11 posted 1237 days ago
nice. I need to do that to my planer. Makes more sense.
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zlatanv
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#12 posted 1237 days ago
very cool idea, on my list.
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crazy4wood
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#13 posted 1237 days ago
what a great table extension.. ive been trying to figure out how to make one for my planer, now i have some great ideas.. great great job!!
marksalot2005
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#14 posted 1237 days ago
Very nicely done, I have the same planer and need to make a moble cabinet for it. Great idea with the out feed rollers. Would save me time setting out all my roller stands. ATTA BOY AAAAA +++++
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Beginningwoodworker
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#15 posted 1237 days ago
Thats a neat idea.
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