Kreg Jig organization

[Firebird 1]

I build custom cabinets as part of my job. I have a very small dedicated woodworking shop. I have been wanting a Kreg Foreman jointing machine for quite some time and finally broke down and bought the electric model. Then came "where do I put it?". I built a step down shelf so that the top is flush with my chop saw bench. Then realized that it had to be pulled out to access and use properly. I added a full extension set of slides I had laying around and the Kreg became a pullot. I then saw the wasted space under the pullout and decided to add another drawer below for the accessories. BTW, I love how this machine works and when doing a lot of face frames saves a ton of time. I don't think I would buy one for once in while use though as its a bit expensive. ough, as its a bit expensive.

 

[kv501]

I build custom cabinets as part of my job. I have a very small dedicated woodworking shop. I have been wanting a Kreg Foreman jointing machine for quite some time and finally broke down and bought the electric model. Then came "where do I put it?". I built a step down shelf so that the top is flush with my chop saw bench. Then realized that it had to be pulled out to access and use properly. I added a full extension set of slides I had laying around and the Kreg became a pullot. I then saw the wasted space under the pullout and decided to add another drawer below for the accessories. BTW, I love how this machine works and when doing a lot of face frames saves a ton of time. I don't think I would buy one for once in while use though as its a bit expensive. ough, as its a bit expensive.

I built one of these when the plans were still free. It's cheaper and has more practical uses IMO.

 

[lonestarky]

Firebird1-i think it looks great, and if it increases your productivity, I'm sure you're happy. What's your mitre saw stand and "dust collection" setup there?

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