BT3 Mods in Vancouver, Wa

[gad5264]

I have been conversing with Bill S. thru email about the fence he built for his router table. With his permission I am posting this link to photos of his fence and the modifications he has made to his BT3. Very nice work.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/35624991@N00/

[siliconbauhaus]

looks great and that shop is clean enough to give Rod a run for his money

[BT3 WOODOG]

Very nice!!!!!!

[billstr]

Thanks for posting this Grant, and thanks for the compliments from all. The shop is clean following a good vacuuming to take pictures, but the shop stays pretty clean anyway and was designed to do so since it is attached to the family room. The shop is designed to be a first floor master bedroom if we get too old and senile to get upstairs. I have arranged with my friends to sell the boat, move the shop equipment to the garage, and cut all the power cords off. I can then go out there and make humming noises and be happy.

[JR]

Thanks for posting this Grant,...I have arranged with my friends to sell the boat, move the shop equipment to the garage, and cut all the power cords off. I can then go out there and make humming noises and be happy.

Thanks, indeed, Grant for bringing Bill to the forum! That's a sweet setup, Bill, and timely. I'm noodling through just such a configuration for my old BT3000. I don't think I could make it look as nice, but hope to get at least half the functionality.

Welcome to the forum, Bill. Oh, BTW, we don't like a rye sense of humor here. At least not very much. Well, really I like it a lot, but everybody else is a real curmudgeon.





JR

[Popeye]

Looks like another Kirby in our midst. Get him posting over here, We can always use input like his. Pat

[Pappy]

Grant, add my thanks for posting the pictures.

Welcome to the Asylum, Bill! As to the sampling of your work....

WOW!

With the beauty and attention to detail I see in this, I would love to see your other work.

[billstr]

I would love to see your other work.[/QUOTE]

I will try to do that. I have a few other things that have worked well and might be helpful. But first, off on a little trip to Texas.

BTW, thanks for the kind words. Bill