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Well, here’s another shop project that I just finished. It’s made from Baltic Birch Plywood with the face frame from walnut. There’s nothing really fancy about it. The lower two drawers are finished. After I use the upper drawers and move things around to see where I like everything, I’ll add some dividers to the drawers. The upper two drawer slides are side mount full extension. The bottom two drawers are undermount full extension drawer slides. I put the miter gauges on the sides of the cabinet because I rarely use them. The lower drawer with the circular saw has a plywood runner on each side to hold the saws supporting board a up about 2 inches from the bottom of the drawer. The saws supporting board has an inch wide slot in it so the blade can go through. I placed a 1/2” 2 X 2 square inbetween each dado chipper. That’s about it.
Although there’s not much to this project, I still provided instructions and dimensions on my website. If you would like to see this project or my other projects you can visit my website at www.WoodWorkersWebsite.com.
Thanks
Angela
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bigike
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#1 posted 850 days ago
very nice job, I like the original miter gauge that came with your saw. I want to get one and the fence too, the fence has a removable face right? Anyway, the cabinet you made is a real good idea i also need allot of storage for table saw accessories too. ;)
-- Ike, Big Daddies Woodshop, http://www.icombadaniels@yahoo.com
redryder
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#2 posted 850 days ago
That’s a great web site you put together. Very informative with some excellent projects. Thanks!!
-- mike...............
Angela
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#3 posted 850 days ago
In regards to the fence, it’s a brand new table saw so I have no idea. I’m sure it can be replaced. I refaced a biesemeyer and it wasn’t hard. I love this table saw. The miter gauge that came with it is great and I wouldn’t have purchased the Incra but I had it long before I got the table saw.
Thanks
Angela
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Daniel Wise
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#4 posted 850 days ago
This looks great. I really like the circular saw placement. I’m about to put a new fence on my old craftsman saw so I might have to give one of these a try.
Schwieb
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#5 posted 849 days ago
Nice work. Terrific website
-- Dr. Ken, Florida - Durch harte arbeit werden Träume wahr.
tenontim
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#6 posted 849 days ago
Angela, this, as all of your posted projects, including your web site, are very useful and very well designed. Excellent craftsmanship. I enjoy seeing your post and hope they will inspire me to take the time to get a little more organized. I’m going to put you on my buddies list, so I don’t miss any future projects. Keep them coming.
-- Tim-- http://www.tmuli.com
Lenny
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#7 posted 849 days ago
Very nice build Angela. Wow, box joints on the carcass? That’s impressive. You say the saw is brand new. I’ve had the same saw for close to 2 years now and you are going to love it. What’s not to love. This cabinet makes great use of that dead space under the extension table and keeps all the accessories right at hand. Congrats on a wonderful piece.
-- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! Lenny, East Providence, RI
snowdog
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#8 posted 849 days ago
yeah nice addition to the work shop. One of the things I love about looking at LumberJocks is all the new project I want to try.
-- "so much to learn and so little time"..
tchaser
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#9 posted 849 days ago
great use of space and ideas I have been thinking about a similar one for my big saw. I m glad to se that out there
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ND2ELK
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#10 posted 849 days ago
Hi Angela
Good looking table saw cabinet. You did a great job planing it out. Very nicely done. I have a PM2000 saw like yours as well. Great minds must think alike. I want to build a cabinet very similar to the one you just built. Thanks for the inspiration. I do not know what you are planing on putting in front of your saw but I did a catch table/assembly table/storaage unit I like real well.
God Bless
tom
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa
Angela
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#11 posted 849 days ago
Hey Tom,
I was looking at your projects earlier today. I couldn’t believe how clean your shop looks. The table saw still looks new. I also saw the table you’re talking about.
I have a fold down outfeed table in the front. It’s attached by brackets I attached to the table saw. Someday I might have a shop that’s large enough for all the stuff I would like to have.
Thanks
Angela
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Splinterman
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#12 posted 849 days ago
Hey Angela,
Cool job on the table saw cabinet and your Web site will certainly be appreciated by a lot of people,
RexMcKinnon
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#13 posted 848 days ago
Nice cabinet. Really like the drawer for the skill saw.
-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!
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