Nice work bro I did nothing here at home we were out ALLDAY 🙁 my Sunday’s go by so fast….
Bigmikez wrote:
Nice work bro I did nothing here at home we were out ALLDAY 🙁 my Sunday’s go by so fast….
Always! Even vacations don’t feel like enough time off!
BTW nice work Chris. Very nice work
chrisk wrote:
Made some more progress this evening including the addition of a shelf, an extra wide drawer with 100 lb capacity and the casters. Coming along fairly swiftly now….
Hmm, Thank You for sharing this, gives me an idea for an airbrush station. Do you have plans for this cabinet? Or can you point me to where I can purchase them?
Hmmmmm, no plans Wigwag. I watched a couple of videos, figured out what I liked and just shot forward with my own idea. I can give you measurements for this out feed table and I should have thought to jot down a diagram but when I design shop project furniture I have never think too hard about it and draw it out. I watched Marc Spagnolas videos, some from Jay Bates and even the down to earth woodworker but I ended up doing my typical……yeah I like that but…. This one was based on two very particular needs for my shop and my Sawstop, I know I’m moving outdoors in the near future but my shop is pretty tiny so my first need was mobility and reduced size and my second was to build a table that will last a long time through the use of a removable top. I was truthfully going to go short and simple with some 2x4s and a couple of sheets of sheathing. I ended up using entirely all cabinet grade plywood for the casement and drawer. Everything sized to 3/4″. I am working on the face frame and am thinking of using some poplar I have in the shop. Although I already did the top, I am thinking about making the top larger with an lever hang to the rear of about 12-14″ and a piano hinge or solid one.
Decided to icknay on the polaray and went with some left over one 1x’s for the trim…..put mr Lie Neilsen to work and my wife even helped out!
chrisk wrote:
Decided to icknay on the polaray and went with some left over one 1x’s for the trim…..put mr Lie Neilsen to work and my wife even helped out!
That’s nice of her, but is that some sort of pig latin?
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Atwhay area ohya alkingta bouta?
looks canadian… sorry comp lol
Hahahaha
Couple more shots of the completed unit. I say completed in that the top is not done. The cabinets are complete, back has been attached with a through way top storage compartment, two unders with electronics access and 100lb support drawer. Next up, table top with some integrated t tracks. I’m also thinking about a small clamp rack on one side of the table for my 6 and 12″ clamps.
. That’s a sweet lookin set up bro!!chrisk wrote:
Couple more shots of the completed unit. I say completed in that the top is not done. The cabinets are complete, back has been attached with a through way top storage compartment, two unders with electronics access and 100lb support drawer. Next up, table top with some integrated t tracks. I’m also thinking about a small clamp rack on one side of the table for my 6 and 12″ clamps.
Dude this has taken a long time!!!!!! I’m clearly a union worker! Quality work at my set pace 😉
Cut, glued and assembled the door for the tack trunk I am building my wife. I love my Sawstop 😉
The out feed table is working awesome. I boarded up all but the upper shelf that is not equipped with a drawer. I wanted a pass through space, don’t know why but o figured may as well. I have to add two doors, one for the compressor station, the other for the tool storage area.
Looks awesome Chris!
Jimbo
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Sweet job bro!
Thanks guys, I appreciate it
I’m jealous of the saw stop man. Actually I’m jealous of most of your tools! Nice work brother.
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kruton wrote:
I’m jealous of the saw stop man. Actually I’m jealous of most of your tools! Nice work brother.Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk
You got some nice ones yourself though!
Jimbo
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ChrisK wrote:
16 hours ago, ChrisK said:Cut, glued and assembled the door for the tack trunk I am building my wife. I love my Sawstop 😉
looking great, is that one of those push grippers i see on the saw, if so do you like it, been looking at them myself
looking great chrisk, can’t say enough about how far this has come….
Thanks Comp and yes Bert, that is the grripper. I even have a 1/8″ shim on the way to modify it. Love the tool.
Sooooo……
I haven’t shot a video in a while and wanted to show an actual video of a new tool I have. It’s the Lie Neilsen Beading Tool (essentially a scraper plane) that allows you to create your own custom molding.
About six months before I lost my best buddy Rufus, Samantha, my wife, sold her horse Countessa. My wife is an accomplished equestrian and (horses scare the heck out of me) was lost without Tess but she felt because we had been trying to have a child (yeah yeah….I’m old) she should sell Tess as my wife does hunter jumper riding and it is dangerous. Anyways. Long story short, Samantha got a new horse, Winters Blizzard (ironic as we didn’t have any snow….for once) and I promised to build her a tack trunk. While doing this I came to the realization that I want to do my own custom molding. So here’s the video…..of the tool in action 🙂
This tool is really amazing and will be serving me quite well in the immediate future especially when I begin building my own custom cabinets for our home.
And the link to the video is now public on my YouTube channel. I’ve had the channel for a while but man, what a pain in the butt.
Well apparently I enjoy talking to myself 😉
i got a new light to replace the LED bulb in my shop. I was……blinded by the light, wrapped up like a…..
And being I like to shoot videos for my own personal pleasure, I took a video too….
Sorry about the terrible video but if you want a real video watch Big Bang Theory!
its so choice…..if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up…..
wow 4400, how many watts is it using …?
Are you converting the basement into a grow house? My goodness it’s a little bright lol. I have the same shop basement look setup as yours. I will try a couple out because you can never have enough light says Icarus.
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55 watts actual
comp56 wrote:
wow 4400, how many watts is it using …?
Looks like 55 watts on the spec sheet.
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They come in two lumens 2500 and 4400. $39 and $44. I got two 4400. Hope I don’t hit my head on them. May need to place them between the joists.
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Yeah I just got one more with a free shipping code. I’ll buy another in a few weeks but one more will cover my plywood cutting and break down area.
Nice light Chris you can land an airplane with that bad boy
Jimbo
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Nice shop Chris. Coming along very well. Must be hard to stay out of there at all. Have fun.
Hey Chris, been meaning to ask about the manual beading tool? Was that just an attempt to make you look old school, or you don’t own a router? Going to need to send your resume down to Williams town. Hehe.
Thanks John and Nordraw,
been busy at at work this afternoon. I’m heading to my Mom in Laws for a ham dinner! But not before I made about 8 feet of custom hand made molding!
Which came out alright if I don’t mind saying so myself…;)
ofcourse, I made a boo boo. Salright though, I just used that as a blade reference on my Sawstop!
Then glued and pinned her up!
Next up? I’m thinking about installing the door or building the saddle mount. Then the back.
Looks good chris, nothing wrong with boo boos we all do it!
Looks real good buddy, I do like that hand made look. ?
;D;D;D Thanks a lot guys! I was chuckling because I tend to fly by the seat of my pants on these things and I was lucky again that it fit!
we use those mats at work they are pretty comfortable to stand on
Well I got the second shop light in today and wow. Completely amazing how much light I am getting. I ordered parts to build a Moxon Vise and should have everything in next week, just in time for me to go to Florida so maybe the week after I’ll be building a custome vise out of some 12/4 Poplar or some laminated Maple. I don’t want to buy more wood for this project whereas I could use some great species I have in the shop that have been curing for quite some time. Anyway, I will post some pics of the soon, and tomorrow I’ll be assembling the tack trunk. Fun fun fun!
Thanks to my Wife and Mother in Law messing with things in the kitchen and living room I found a reason to make a second pantry. This one will be roughly 76″ tall, about 11-15/16 deep and will have adjustable shelves. I designed the idea in my head, as usual. So….what does that mean? A disaster. But I got to play with one of my favorite tools and set ups. The Festool OF1400 router with the LR32 and a Midi vac. The victim….3/4 Birch veneer plywood….
Well Protool. They’re not necessary. They just make things faster, easier, smarter. Hey….? Isn’t that their slogan?
Not only that you can achieve a straighter cleaner cut than with a circ saw due to the track, good if you don’t have a table saw for ripping down sheathing or if you have your table set up for dados or what not
Jimbo
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