Space Saver Table
If you have a smaller shop like me you may want to try this scace saving swivel table. It is made from less that one full sheet of 3/4 plywood and it only take about 3 or 4 hours to make.
I happen to have a benchtop router table and surface planer on this one.
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Comment by Alice Call on January 1, 2013 at 8:24am
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I have been wanting to make one of these for a long time. This looks great! Did you have a pattern or did you wing it?
I could probably figure it out without a plan but it would be much easier with one.
Has anyone ever made a cabinet housing many table top tools that rotate with a motor? It is hard to explain but it would work kind of like an old watch display cabinet. I am still trying to figure out just how it would work rotating each tool at the right level.
My shop is very tiny and getting smaller each time I get something new.
Alice
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Comment by Terry on January 5, 2011 at 9:12am
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It does ok but you do get a little bit of snipe on the last inch or two of board. You might want to look at some other brands and maybe spend a little more.
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Comment by ray vile on January 3, 2011 at 9:02pm
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Hi Terry, I see that you a royobi planer mouted to the table, What do think about the royobi planer, I like the price but I'm afraid of some of the reviews I read.
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Hi Terry ... I'll echo Terry Jacobs' query; if/when you have a plan that you're willing to share, do drop a line to all of us here. This little baby would work very well in my garage-based shop.
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Hey Geoff the table is made from 3/4 plywood for stabilty and the pivot is a 1'' wood dowel. I used Kreg joints to hold the cabinet together.
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yes Ray the eye bolt swivel around and lock and unlock the table top. This table works really well.
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Really a great idea, are they eye bolts that u are using to hold the top in place
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Comment by Geoff Simpson on December 29, 2010 at 2:54pm
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I agree...i'd like to get an idea of how you made that top and still kept her solid enough to work on.
Great work
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Comment by Terry Jacobs on November 22, 2010 at 4:10pm
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Do You Have a plan. This would work well in my shop. Nice work
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There is really no weight to it. It seems to distribute it evenly.
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