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John Gray
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#1 posted 1743 days ago
Excellent job!!! Thanks for the post.
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CharlieM1958
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#2 posted 1743 days ago
Very useful. They look like they came with the saw.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
PurpLev
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#3 posted 1743 days ago
pretty sweet!
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woodyone
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#4 posted 1743 days ago
very nice, well done.
Woody.
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PaBull
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#5 posted 1743 days ago
Hozer, this looks very nice. Very clean. It is nice when you find stuff back, everything in its place…
-- rhykenologist and plant grower
OutPutter
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#6 posted 1743 days ago
If I didn’t know better, I’d say it was built with Photoshop. The way the saw table just seemlessly attaches to the drawers – how did you do that by the way? Sure wish that fence wasn’t in the way like it is…
-- Jim
Hozer
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#7 posted 1743 days ago
Ha! No Photoshop here. I did design it in Sketchup, though I changed a lot of the dimensions as I went… I’ll post that Pic to try and give you a better idea of how it’s put together. Its just a box that’s screwed to the underside of my extension table… and my extension table is bolted to my fence arms.
ND2ELK
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#8 posted 1743 days ago
Very nicely done! Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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OutPutter
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#9 posted 1743 days ago
See, I shoulda realized by now how talented the people at LJs are but sometimes I just can’t believe it. No offense I hope and apologies to you if there was. Looking forward to the additional pics.
Thanks,
-- Jim
bumpnrun
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#10 posted 1743 days ago
That’s a great idea. Looks good …....and functional.
-- JoeJoe
Hozer
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#11 posted 1743 days ago
No offense taken Jim, I had to laugh cause I only wish I was that good at Photoshop! I posted the plan at the top of the page with the thumbnail photo. It was my first time using Sketchup so sorry if its still confusing.
bfd
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#12 posted 1743 days ago
This is great! Does it come in Delta Grey? JK. I really like the way that you painted it out with the PM gold.
-- Brian, Folsom, CA http://www.brianfullerdesigns.com
Bob A in NJ
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#13 posted 1743 days ago
Great use of dead space. Cool idea, design and construction.
-- Bob A in NJ
Joe Anderson
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#14 posted 1743 days ago
Wow, You make me think. Great job. I have a small shop and this would be great..
-- JAnderson: Columbus, OH
Chris
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#15 posted 1742 days ago
nice work…. Great design.
-- "Everything that is great and inspiring is created by the individual who labors in freedom" -- Albert Einstein
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