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I am doing some renovation in my shop and I put this together with some scrap and extra material that I had lying around. I have a basement shop and I am trying to make the space as functional as possible.
And like clamps, you can never have too many cordless drill/drivers.
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GMman
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#1 posted 895 days ago
Great idea thanks for posting
ShopDogs
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#2 posted 895 days ago
Yes, my shop is starting to look like I’m a battery distributor. But if you have enough cordless drills and routers, you don’t have to keep changing bits, right?
Thanks for the post, I really have to improve my set up.
Michael
-- ShopDogs, Tulsa, OK The tools aren't the problem-It's the organic interface!
Brian Lackey
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#3 posted 895 days ago
I am not exactly new but I do not visit here much. What is the construction made of? I see a black rubber material under the drills.
-- Brian, Fort Collins, CO
MikeGCNY
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#4 posted 895 days ago
@Brian—the black material is a rubber matting that i got at the HD. I wrapped it around and stapled it to the 1×3.
@ShopDogs – totally. I hate changing bits. Now if i could only get an extra table saw to leave the stacked dado setup on.
AttainableApex
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#5 posted 895 days ago
ya i would love to have a table saw just for dado’s
-- Ben L
BillyJ
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#6 posted 894 days ago
Great setup you have there. Good utilization of space. And I agree, never too many drills (or any tool, for that matter).
-- I've never seen a tree that I wouldn't like to repurpose into a project. I love the smell of wood in the morning - it smells like victory.
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