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Delta Unisaw on Steroids
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Finished Table Saw Project
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inside the box
Grounding wire added to the PRL frame. This took care of the problem of static electricity making dust cling to everything.- Mountain_Man
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another view
Another view of the finished cabinet. Plenty of storage for bits, wrenches, layout tools etc.- Mountain_Man
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Downdraft access
Access to the downdraft for cleaning. Used 120 degree door hinges and plexiglass on the front of the dust box.- Mountain_Man
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Handheld router
The bottom drawer was designed to hold the Dewalt hand held in a base and just fits through the face frame.- Mountain_Man
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Storage
Added a drawer below the downdraft and had to notch the back for the DC elbow. It still holds the INCRA accessories with no problem.- Mountain_Man
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Done!
Finished and ready for use. These pics were taken in '03 when it was built. The cabinet has held up excellent and is still solid as a rock.- Mountain_Man
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Face Frame
Started adding the face frame and internal runners for drwawer slides. Notice the static build up in the downdraft. I later added a ground wire to the PRL.- Mountain_Man
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Top
Table top added with the Incra Twin linear and Worklight.- Mountain_Man
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Downdraft
Build a downdraft box for the router. Found the funnel in a Woodcraft tent sale. It was actually labeled for use under a contractors saw.- Mountain_Man
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Router and Lift
Added the INCAR PRL and PC 3-1/4 hp router. Added a top from Woodpeckers, saving the time to build one.- Mountain_Man
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Joinery
Stringer joints Are dovetailed half laps, glued, clamped, and pegged. The right side feet are false. with the weight actually on the wheels. The left legs are on the floor except when moving.- Mountain_Man
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Beginnings of frame.
Added a swotched outlet on back for the worklight, and put the switch on the end. Also added a service outlet on the end. All frame elements were milled from poplar. Added a magnetic switch for the router motor.- Mountain_Man
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Air chuck for lift system
Close-up of the air chuck. Petcock for holding air and releasing when you're done moving the cabinet. We didn't want it to stick straight out and bang your knees.- Mountain_Man
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Lift system
Lift system - The heart of the lift system is 4 Gabriel highjackers rescued from the junk yard from conversion vans.- Mountain_Man
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Electric blade tilt system 3
Tilt Drive assembly - Tilt DC motor is a 12v windshield wiper motor. This gave us two speed DC that could be reversed.- Mountain_Man
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Electric blade tilt system 2
Tilt Drive assembly - Added an Idler pulley and Drive pulley on the motor gearshaft.- Mountain_Man
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Electric blade tilt system 1
Tilt Drive assembly - The side crank (tilt) was replaced with a pulley so it can be driven by reversable DC motor.- Mountain_Man
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