03-22-2016, 09:28 AM
Yes, Still gloating over the free UNI I acquired 2 months ago
(Insert the obligatory "YOU SUCK" here, please...)
Anywho, I built an extension table for it out of some counter tops I had laying around (I dunno where they came from and why I held on to them for so long but I did put them to good use).
The 1st pic shows the extension in the dropped location. I set the hinge point back from the edge a few inches so I could still use the original extension to the right as an assembly table; I'm still able to use the edge to clamp something to it. Thought that was pretty clever of me, eh?
[url=http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?website=snapfish_us&cobrand=snapfish&locale=en_US#state=%7B"pgvw"%3A"siav"%2C"aid"%3A122769095550070%7D]http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?w...769095550070%7D[/url]
The 2nd pic shows the top up . Yes, it is a mishmash of countertop pieces, but it was all free and it works for me.
[url=http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?website=snapfish_us&cobrand=snapfish&locale=en_US#state=%7B"pgvw"%3A"siav"%2C"aid"%3A122769095550070%7D]http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?w...769095550070%7D[/url]
The 3rd pic shows one of the legs I have supporting the extension (you might be able to make out the 2nd leg in sitting on top of the saw in the 2nd picture.
I can't hinge these legs so that they fold towards the saw as the extension isn't wide enough and they'd hit the saw.
I was thinking about hinging them so that they fold in the direction of the drill press, but I would need to add a block so the outside one could bypass the inside one.
Also I would want to lock them in position when they're in use and when they're folded down.
I'm open to all suggestions
(I also thought about having them drop down at a 45 degree angle and have a bird's mouth cut out to register them on the mobile base... anyone ever done that?)
(Insert the obligatory "YOU SUCK" here, please...)
Anywho, I built an extension table for it out of some counter tops I had laying around (I dunno where they came from and why I held on to them for so long but I did put them to good use).
The 1st pic shows the extension in the dropped location. I set the hinge point back from the edge a few inches so I could still use the original extension to the right as an assembly table; I'm still able to use the edge to clamp something to it. Thought that was pretty clever of me, eh?
[url=http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?website=snapfish_us&cobrand=snapfish&locale=en_US#state=%7B"pgvw"%3A"siav"%2C"aid"%3A122769095550070%7D]http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?w...769095550070%7D[/url]
The 2nd pic shows the top up . Yes, it is a mishmash of countertop pieces, but it was all free and it works for me.
[url=http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?website=snapfish_us&cobrand=snapfish&locale=en_US#state=%7B"pgvw"%3A"siav"%2C"aid"%3A122769095550070%7D]http://www.snapfish.com/library/photos?w...769095550070%7D[/url]
The 3rd pic shows one of the legs I have supporting the extension (you might be able to make out the 2nd leg in sitting on top of the saw in the 2nd picture.
I can't hinge these legs so that they fold towards the saw as the extension isn't wide enough and they'd hit the saw.
I was thinking about hinging them so that they fold in the direction of the drill press, but I would need to add a block so the outside one could bypass the inside one.
Also I would want to lock them in position when they're in use and when they're folded down.
I'm open to all suggestions
(I also thought about having them drop down at a 45 degree angle and have a bird's mouth cut out to register them on the mobile base... anyone ever done that?)
Dumber than I appear
