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Here are a couple pictures of a rolling that I came up with. Also I was looking for a way to keep all my finishing supplies, glues and other temp. sensitive items in shop during winter month’s, so I found an old freezer and put a ceramic heater in bottom and regulated temp to 60 deg. A rolling tool base for my band saw and a stand for scroll saw and a lathe stand. Hope these give some of you all an idea or two. Thanks for looking.
-- Dave from "The Sawdust Shed"
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Beginningwoodworker
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#1 posted 1234 days ago
Nice work!
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bobthebuilder647
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#2 posted 1234 days ago
I like the freezer/heater idea. Every winter I have to go through my shop and remove the things I dont want to freeze. Then I beg my wife for just a bit of space in the closet to store it. LOL
Great tips.
Thanks
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#3 posted 1234 days ago
Thanks for the tips! Always great to see others’ solutions. I, too, like the freezer, ceramic heater idea.
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#4 posted 1234 days ago
Very cool. I like the freezer idea.
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David Murray
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#5 posted 1234 days ago
That is a stand to mount 4 bench top tools, the bottom has a rotating storage tray. I built it when I was in my small shop, worked well, I have no use for it anymore. I’ll post a better picture Thanks I thought about putting heater on outside, easier to remove compressor and use drain hole to run cord. Ceramic heater is safe and will not cause a problem with flamable items.
-- Dave from "The Sawdust Shed"
Dennisgrosen
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#6 posted 1234 days ago
thank´s for sharing I like the idea heater in a frezer :-) and I can see that the last picture is something with a lazy ´susan on but havn´t figured aut how it´s surposed to bee used and escuse me for asking what is a ceramic heater and how did you install it
Dennis
David Murray
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#7 posted 1234 days ago
The last picture is a revolving tool stand with no tools on it, was built to go in the corner of a smaller shop that I was in. I had at one time a small drill press, scroll saw, bench combo sander and a grinder on it.
A ceramic heater is just a small portable heater that has no electric coil to heat up, it’s supposed to be a safer heat source. I picked it up at Ace hardware for around $25.
-- Dave from "The Sawdust Shed"
Dennisgrosen
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#8 posted 1234 days ago
thank´s David
Dennis
mikethetermite
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#9 posted 1233 days ago
Thanks for the tips. I’ve been looking for solutions to store clamps and a few other things.
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thelt
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#10 posted 1229 days ago
Love the clamp storage roll-about and the freezer idea. Great work and ingenuity.
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#11 posted 1227 days ago
I like this!
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cassady
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#12 posted 566 days ago
What is the base of your scroll saw stand set up like? Do you just have it secured to the floor?
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thelt
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#13 posted 566 days ago
David, I like the freezer idea, I have to keep things like carnuba wax and CA glue in a small fridge most of the year.
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David Murray
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#14 posted 566 days ago
Scroll saw stand is made from re-claimed oak 2×6’s from an old barn. very heavy and not secured to floor.
-- Dave from "The Sawdust Shed"
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