| Project by jumbojack | posted 459 days ago | 13053 views | 3 times favorited | 6 comments | ![]() |
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I slapped this little box with drawer to house my dado blades, arbor, shims and manuals. The blades came in a little chintzy plastic box, an Ebay purchase. The blades while sold as used; looked to have never been used. These are older Shopsmith brand blades, I think they were made by Amana.
-- Made in America, with American made tools....Shopsmith
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DIYaholic
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#1 posted 459 days ago
A nice self contained solution. You should get years of service from it!
I’ll have to make me one too. As soon as I get a dado set, that is!
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mrjllj68
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#2 posted 459 days ago
Cool project Jack. Looks good. Way to go.
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 458 days ago
Great idea I could use one,it’s now on my list.
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willoworks
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#4 posted 458 days ago
This weekend I dropped my blades in the cheap plastic box and the plastic shattered. Looks like I’m going to have one of these too!
Ben
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#5 posted 428 days ago
I just got a dado set at Harbour Freight. It just came in a plastic clamshell so I definitely need to make something to put it in very soon
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Boxguy
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#6 posted 188 days ago
Great project. Thanks for sharing the idea. I like purpose driven boxes like this. Another idea you might consider for your other blades.
Keep boxing and keep posting.
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