tkatc
Well Known Member
That looks vaguely familiar.Looking good!
It's only vaguely because it is not NEARLY as nice as your shop set-up. If your airplane turns out anything close to your shop did....you'll have a Lindy winner for sure!
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It's only vaguely because it is not NEARLY as nice as your shop set-up. If your airplane turns out anything close to your shop did....you'll have a Lindy winner for sure!
$450 how many gallons is that????? Enough to get to North Perry for breakfast and back! You own chunk of forest and lake why not cut your own lumber? You can salvage hardware from junk yard by your work
It's too much expenses already. Did you get your missing die and rivet sets from the gentleman you bargained your tools?
how many gallons is that????? Enough to get to North Perry for breakfast and back! You own chunk of forest and lake why not cut your own lumber? You can salvage hardware from junk yard by your work It's too much expenses already. Did you get your missing die and rivet sets from the gentleman you bargained your tools?
You will love that bench. I have. Now get building!
Mike S
Senior Curmudgeon
Tony, couple of ideas/suggestions for your table.
Add a power cord or 10 or 15', and a 4 gang outlet box or a power strip so you can plug in all the devices and leave them plugged in. The built in extension cord wont get lost when you need it.
You have a ready source of chips and sanding dust there, have you thought of putting a small vacuum on the lower shelf, and running the hose up through the middle of the table??
Add a power cord or 10 or 15', and a 4 gang outlet box or a power strip so you can plug in all the devices and leave them plugged in. The built in extension cord wont get lost when you need it.
You have a ready source of chips and sanding dust there, have you thought of putting a small vacuum on the lower shelf, and running the hose up through the middle of the table??
Mine (of very similar design) is quite sturdy and heavy enough to stay put with 2 locking casters. I may replace the other 2 with lockers for grins.
I recently had one caster fail due to weight as I was rolling it over the expansion joint from the shop to the driveway. With these tools on them, it is quite heavy.
I have not had to chase mine around the floor...ever.
I recently had one caster fail due to weight as I was rolling it over the expansion joint from the shop to the driveway. With these tools on them, it is quite heavy.
I have not had to chase mine around the floor...ever.
