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Old 05-07-2007, 11:51 PM   #1
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Picked up a sheet of the 3/4" poplar ply from the BORG on Friday and managed to complete a cart to transport my new belt/spindle sander around this small 'shop' of mine. Lots of storage on the sides as well as the center shelves. Thanks to junquecol (Bruce) for pointing out the poplar ply at HD. The sheet I got was practically void free!. Sure beas their Sandiply !



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Wayne, that looks great...very utilitarian. How tall did you make it? I reappointed an old tool stand for my Ridgid OSS and had to cut a lot off of the legs to get the table at a decent height...that's a tall machine
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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Nice mobile cart Wayne. I have the same Ridgid sander and really like it. Oh, that reminds me I need to get to the shop and use mine on a project I am working on.
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Really nice looking mobile cart. I'd also be interested in the height question DaveO proposed.

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Dave and Dan,

The cabinet itself is about 29" tall. Added 3" casters and it put the tabletop of the sander at just about 48" off of the floor. (If I were to build again, I think that I would lower the cabinet about 4-5".) It is at about chest high for me right now.

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Nice work, indeed.
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Wayne,

Thanks for the measurements...first hand experience is often the best.

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Fine looking cart and great storage solution for supplies.

But . . . you could have painted it orange to match the OSS

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Or Peach...I've got some you can borrow


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Or Peach...I've got some you can borrow


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If you can't make fun of yourself, who can...if you can't beat them join them...or something like that



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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Jeesh, I don't know what I'm more jealous of...the nice sander (I drooled over one at HD this weekend), the lovely cart you built, or the fact that you actually have SPACE to set the sander and not have other machines encroaching on it!

Great idea. Mobility and a great way to organize sander stuff. Thanks for sharing.

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