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Scrollsaw Stand Woodworking Plan
Elevate your benchtop scroll saw to new heights with this sturdy shop-made stand...
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Workbench, Heavy Duty (PDF)
If you are the type of home craftsman who owns fine tools and wants to keep them organized and in good condition, this sturdy workbench with self-locking drawers is a worthwhile project. Six deep drawers will hold large electric tools like circular saws, sanders and drills. Three shallow drawers will keep smaller items like hand tools and fasteners in order. A unique feature of this bench is the simple, yet effective, self-locking mechanism for the drawers. Just shut the single center drawer, and all the other drawers securely lock. The 30-inch by 72-inch work surface is built up from layers of 3/4-inch plywood and is strong enough to hold any type of vise. Leg length can be adjusted to alter the height of the work surface to your preference. This 2.43MB PDF has 17 pages with full pattern templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper and easily match together to build this woodworking project.
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3 Drawer Mobile Utility Cabinet
WOOD Magazine Issue 152, November 2003 Project Resource: 3 Drawer Mobile Utility Cabinet
Inexpensive materials and basic joinery make for speedy construction of this hardworking shop cabinet.
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3 Drawer Utility Cabinet Woodworking Plan
Inexpensive materials and basic joinery make for speedy construction of this hardworking shop cabinet. Even the drawers will not slow you down. With their special side/slide hardware, they practically build themselves.
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Adjustable 3-in-1 Assembly Table Classic Shop Woodworking Plan No.6  
Side drop leaf table design with a built in car scissor jack to provide added height are two features that make this a handy assembly table for your workshop. All you need is 2 sheets of 3/4 MDF or plywood and a bit of hardwood trim. Adjust the jack and keep the height fixed with four star knobs.
Plan features: - 2 page sized 34 x 22 inches packed with step-by-step instructions and pictures.
- Exploded view diagrams.
- Dimensioned Illustrations
- How-To Photos
- Buyers guide for certain tools and supplies in case you cannot source them in your area.
- This project first appeared in Woodcraft Magazine Issue 28, April May 2009.
Design features: - Adjustable working height puts the table right where you need it.
- Drop leaf design offers you three table surface dimensions to work on.
- In dropped position this could probably fit under a tablesaw wing or workbench.
Designer: Ben Svec
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Assembly Table Workbench Downloadable Woodworking Plan (PDF)
Build this project for your shop and you will gain a dead-flat work surface plus storage for glue-up supplies, clamps, and equipment such as a pancake air compressor and nailers. You can put the top to work immediately to glue up the rest of the table. The torsion-box top on this rolling workstation ensures square glue-ups and wobble-free furniture. Overall Dimensions are 46 inches wide by 46 inches deep by 30 inches high. This project was originally featured in the March 2010 issue of WOOD.
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Belt Sanding Table
Most people only use their sander for smoothing flat surfaces such as the face of their wood. But by making this table, you can use your belt sander to sand edge grain and end grain too! Since belt sanders come in many different sizes and configurations, this plan suggests how to alter the table to fit any belt sander which uses 21 or 24 inch belts either 3 or 4 inches wide. Some custom fitting will be required to fit your belt sander. Project is made from 1/2 inch plywood. All patterns drawn full size.
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Benchtop Router Table II Woodworking Plan
The perfect companion to your shops most versatile tool, this go-anywhere benchtop router table helps make even tough routing jobs easy. To enable you to use your router away from the router table, we have replaced the router sub-base with a large acrylic router plate.
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Benchtop Router Table Woodworking Plan
This project is a must in your shop and you can put it together in a weekend for less than $100 plus the cost of your own wood. Its fence adjusts in a flash and locks into T-slotted mini-tracks with the quick twist of two knobs. Insert-plate levelers ensure a perfectly aligned tabletop. The built-in dust-collection port keeps debris at a minimum. It is easily portable, weighing only 36 pounds (without router), and you can grip the the tabletop edges for comfortable carrying.
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Cabinetmakers Workbench Downloadable Woodworking Plan
Traditional-style workbench is reminiscent of wood shop furniture found at the turn of the 20th century. The timeless design starts with the bench top. Large, solid-wood surface provides plenty of room for building oversized projects (like cabinets) - and features a large face vise and tail vise. You will have plenty of storage underneath — with or without the optional drawers. Classic details, like the shop-made car siding and trim molding, add to the appeal. This woodworking plan appeared in Shopnotes magazine No. 102. WHAT YOU GET: 18 pages of step-by-step instructions, Full-color photos and exploded views, Shop tips & techniques, Complete materials list.
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Dead Flat Assembly Table Woodworking Plan
Build this project for your shop and you will gain a dead-flat work surface plus storage for glue-up supplies, clamps, and equipment such as a pancake air compressor and nailers. You can put the top to work immediately to glue up the rest of the table. The torsion-box top on this rolling workstation ensures square glue-ups and wobble-free furniture. This plan is available by purchasing the back issue 196 March 2010 of WOOD Magazine. Make the most of your money by purchasing a back issue filled with plans, shop tips and articles.
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Drill Press Sanding Table
Perfect for any small table top drill press. Designed to be used with our 7060 Sanding Drum Kit. Shop vac hose adapts to underside of table. Entire project can be cut from one piece of 1/2 inch x 2 ft x 2 ft plywood. Sanding drum kit sold separately, contact us.
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Drill Press Table
Why do you need a drill press table? There are more reasons than you might think. The cast iron table that came on your drill press is not only too small for woodworking, but the bottom of the table is uneven, which makes it difficult to clamp your work. Our Drill Press Table not only gives you the space you need, but is loaded with convenience features. Hardware kit is also available.
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Drill Press Table Woodworking Plan
We tested several prototypes before settling on this L-shaped table coupled with a pair of firm fences and hold-down clamps. This setup will allow you to perform numerous machining processes with impressive precision. This jig is designed to fit 10 inch and larger drill presses. It will not fit on the 8 inch models. A buying guide is included for all the necessary hardware.
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Drill Press Tool Stand (PDF)
Most drill presses come with a table that’s not very practical for woodworking. They’re too small, and usually don not provide enough options for attaching a fence. Building your own table is the best solution. Our drill press table plan provides a large, flat work surface for drilling, a fence that’s easy to adjust, and plenty of attachment options. Plan also features a pull-out storage tray and dust collector attachment. This woodworking plan appeared in ShopNotes magazine No. 57.
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