Let me be the first to say it, you ****
Regards
In my Best *Elvis*... Thank you, Thankyouverymuch.
Great score Nova. Another you ****. Not only the plywood but some metal benches. The tubing alone to build those is a good deal of money. So what's the plan for these.
Another reason why I need to get a truck as soon as possible.
Bret
If it wasn't for my nephew and his truck it would never have happened. As cool as my kiddy hauler is, it wouldn't handle this stuff.
We agreed that just in materials alone, they were worth dragging home.
When we took measurements and they reasonably fit "the plan" that was just a super bonus.
The plan has been to build something like this:
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With the tablesaw on a mobile base nested under a torsion box table top that stays attached to the wall and then a rolling box with storage/drawers that nested under the tablesaw.
We wanted the chop saw to sit on he same plane as the torsion box and have a second rolling nesting box with storage under that as well. The plan was to make the rolling boxes the same height so we could move them together and make an assembly table of sorts when we needed it but have plenty of storage underneath them.
Looking at the tall skinny table, it can be re worked to hold the torsion box over the tablesaw, with the upright part on the back being used to hold and reinforce the torsion top.
The big guy can be reworked to hold the chopsaw.
They're both beefy enough that I could cut out the front stringer to make room for the rolling boxes and they'd still be strong enough to climb on with out flexing.
Now I just have to wait for the 220 to be installed so I can fire up the welder! Guess I better go get some gas too!
