Today’s progress on my rolling miter saw stand
Any Other Woodworkers on BOTL?
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Today I got the other side wing brace and one side top on. She’s coming together.
PetersCreek
Brother Borealis
Been there, built that...or something like it. I'll be making a custom vanity and built-ins when we eventually remodel the downstairs bath.
They're not exactly high end but I've had pretty good luck getting drawer slides from Lowe's and Home Depot. Depending on where you are in Pennsylvania, you might also check out your nearest Woodcraft and/or Rockler stores. Then, of course, there's Amazon.
Thought I was done by I’ve decide to add a second shelf and either leaving the bottom open for a planer or making a box for scraps.
Now that my saw cart is basically done, I'm thinking my next project should be building some shelves for my wineador. Any of you guys built any? I'm having a hard time finding any plans or videos.
bwhite220
Brandon | BotM Jan 2038
This is awesome! I was going to build a whole mitre saw station in my garage but this makes so much more sense as it’s mobile.
It's super easy to build also. I'm going to add another shelf and a box for scraps.
Working on designing some shelves for my wineador. This is what I have so far but I'm not happy with the slats in the middles so far. Can't get the spacing to look right due to the size of the shelf I need.
I'm planning on making some boxes this summer, with the eventual goal of building humidors for my cigars. You guys should go to the cigarbox section and like my suggestion for a woodworking & diy section of the forum!
PetersCreek
Brother Borealis
What are your dimensions?
14.5 in wide and I believe 11 5/8 deep. Not home to look at my notes right now
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PetersCreek
Brother Borealis
Here's a quick drawing based on your dimensions, to give you some ideas about playing with the slat width and spacing so it comes out even(ish) and aesthetically pleasing. I also drew the corners as butt joints to simplify glue up. Clamping up 45° miters can be slippery enough without the added complication of slats.
Thanks, I started playing with a version similar to that as well. I’ll post it up once I finish tonight.
Couple of Quick questions, 1. How do you get dimensions to show like that and 2. Is it possible to have the software place the slats evenly without you manually moving them?
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PetersCreek
Brother Borealis
That was just a quick version I made in MS Visio since I don't have access to SketchUp at the moment. But both have dimensioning tools and can align/distribute components to evenly space them, as can other programs.
BradMc
<b>Charity Liaison</b><br>BoM September 07
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I'm one of the origanal "Tim The Tool Taylor" I save money by paying someone else to do it, and my Hospital and Doc bills stay allot lower......
bwhite220
Brandon | BotM Jan 2038
Quick update on the deck build out.
Today I was able to get the railing all the way around completed. Now I need to add stairs on the far end and then stain the whole thing.
If the weather cooperates (lolz) then I hope to be completely done over the next 2 weekends.
Today I was able to get the railing all the way around completed. Now I need to add stairs on the far end and then stain the whole thing.
If the weather cooperates (lolz) then I hope to be completely done over the next 2 weekends.
looks great
Update version of shelves. I'm pretty happy with this model. 