Looking for pics of planer tables/stands in LJ's workshops

Hey Dan, Here’s the link to my planer cart. I also have the plans for a few variations of the flip top version if you want to check them out. You have much more room in your shop than mine, so you might not need a fliptop. Mine matches the height of a few surfaces. This allows easy in and outfeed.

-- Jeff, South Carolina

Just a box on wheels made of scrap plywood screwed together. Made short enough to fit under my table saw when I’m not using it. Storage underneath (in the box).

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I’ve got a Sears stand with a home made roller base under it, will that help? I use it with a roller stand from Woodcraft on the outfeed side. It’s on the right side in the first photo of my shop.

-- Thos. Angle, Owyhee Design, Oregon

I thought I had recently found some plans that you might like. Heres the flip top one from Wood magazine:

http://www.woodstore.net/flwoce.html

If the link fails just go to Woodstore.net.

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My setup is very similar to Blake’s.

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I have the dewalt 735 and am looking at an opportunity to pick up a 20 inch powermatic but I like the dewalt so much I am trying to figure out a way to put them together… I heard of someone who stacked the 2 so I want to put a word in here as people are looking… I don’t want to hijack this but want to let those looking to help SC know that they may be able to help me as well…

Drew

-- Drew, Pleasant Grove, Utah