Offhand, no, I don't remember it. But I see I am subscribed to it, so I must have read it at one time or another. Anything over 5 days tho, pffft. :no:
Very slick looking setup. Yes, photos would be nice. Thanks.
Portable Router-Jigsaw Table
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That's slick. Larger than I need tho. My top will be about 9-11" wide and about 32-3" long. The saw will have the blade maybe 6",8",10" from the end, more or less. The top will be on legs, which will be mouned on a base, which will go on top of my tool post. The bases fit into a gap on the back of the top, and if they move, I have a hole drilled in the front so they stay in place - now tho I believe I'll just use a C clamp.
First picture is the stand, and the bottom of one drill press.
Second picture is the top of the drill press.
Third picture is a poor shot of my vise mounted.
Fourth shot is my portaband saw on the stand I made for it, and mounted.
Fifth shot is the portaband saw and the 'saw table' I made for it, and it's secondary function - coffee table.
It only takes a couple of seconds to swap tops, and I also have a pounderonner top, which is about four layers of plywood glued together, and I pound on things on it. When I'm not using the tool stand/post, I can move it out of the way, or even hang it up. It's hollow, so not very heavy, all made from scraps. And one of the handier tools in my shop.
First picture is the stand, and the bottom of one drill press.
Second picture is the top of the drill press.
Third picture is a poor shot of my vise mounted.
Fourth shot is my portaband saw on the stand I made for it, and mounted.
Fifth shot is the portaband saw and the 'saw table' I made for it, and it's secondary function - coffee table.
It only takes a couple of seconds to swap tops, and I also have a pounderonner top, which is about four layers of plywood glued together, and I pound on things on it. When I'm not using the tool stand/post, I can move it out of the way, or even hang it up. It's hollow, so not very heavy, all made from scraps. And one of the handier tools in my shop.
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