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Tablesaw Blade and Accessory Storage Unit

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Project by Vincent Nocito posted 774 days ago 2818 views 54 times favorited 13 comments Add to Favorites Watch

For years, I stored my sawblades in a cardboard box under my workbench. I built this storage unit from some 3/4” poplar plywood and 1/4” hardboard. It measures 12.25” w x 19.5” h x 12.25” d. The blade storage trays (6) are laminated hardboard with holes drilled through the first layer to act as a pull. Each tray can hold more than one blade. If there is more than one blade I separate them with a 1/8” piece of hardboard to protect the teeth. The trays slide in dadoes cut in the case. The sides of the case hold my inserts, push stick, miter gauge and arbor wrenches. The upper section of the case has two storage shelves for my stacked dado set and my box joint set. I plan to mount it to the wall near my saw. Haven’t decided whether to screw it into a wall stud or mount it on a French cleat.




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jumbojack

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#1 posted 774 days ago

That is sweet!

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RDR

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#2 posted 774 days ago

Maybe I’m just partial to my own Ridgid saw, but all the orange looks great. I’m using the same Ridgid blade featured in the last picture and like it very much. If only I had the money and space for your Grizzly…

-- The Dude abides...

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#3 posted 774 days ago

Very well organized : )

-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.

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#4 posted 774 days ago

Very good idea,
Thanks for sharing

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#5 posted 774 days ago

I could use one as well. Added to favorites.

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obi999

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#6 posted 774 days ago

Great job, think it is a pleasure to have it that organized.
Thank you for sharing

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#7 posted 774 days ago

Great idea, nice work!! I need one.

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Kent Shepherd

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#8 posted 773 days ago

I like this better than mine.
Maybe I’ll make another

Thanks for sharing

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ykjohn

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#9 posted 773 days ago

Brilliant…..
Now I know what I’m building next.
Great idea, Love it

-- John, The Great White North

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MShort

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#10 posted 773 days ago

Awesome!!! I have been wondering on how to keep my tablesaw accessories organized. This has pointed me in the right direction. I like the french cleat idea so that you could move the storage unit. Now one of my favs. Thanks.

-- Mike, Missouri --- “A positive life can not happen with a negative mind.” ---

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closetguy

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#11 posted 773 days ago

Very well done. It sort of looks like R2D2.

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#12 posted 770 days ago

Nice job.

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steliart

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#13 posted 765 days ago

nice organizer
well done

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