Beautiful work, very nice.
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looks like this will give you many years of servicePhil In Ohio
The basement woodworkerComment
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Slick table/bench!Don, aka Pappy,
Wise men talk because they have something to say,
Fools because they have to say something.
PlatoComment
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Outstanding job Gary. I've never been able to muster that much energy for a shop project, but you've done so and it will doubtlessly make your work more enjoyable.Keith Z. Leonard
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Excellent job.
What is the lowest you let your table to? (that should help determine jack/lifting method.
Are the risers just doubled up 2x's?
That is on my to do list of course, but what I was wanting to try, is to either center, or place in, under a shorter leg/riser, a bottle jack like HF #93373.
Since you have the drawings/measurements, I thought I would swing it by you.
By the way, when are you gonna drop it off, and build your second, easy lifting version?
She couldn't tell the difference between the escape pod, and the bathroom. We had to go back for her.........................Twice.Comment
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Very Nice
Mike
"It's not the things you don't know that will hurt you, it's the things you think you know that ain't so." - Mark TwainComment
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Lowest table top height now is ~27" with no pegs inserted. I've looked at both of these and am wondering about the controlability of the air jacks. I'd loose about 2" in minimum height or so.What is the lowest you let your table to? (that should help determine jack/lifting method.
Are the risers just doubled up 2x's?
That is on my to do list of course, but what I was wanting to try, is to either center, or place in, under a shorter leg/riser, a bottle jack like HF #93373.
Since you have the drawings/measurements, I thought I would swing it by you.
By the way, when are you gonna drop it off, and build your second, easy lifting version?
HF 94562
HF 95157
GaryComment
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Wow, that's nice!Larry R. Rogers
The Samurai Wood Butcher
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I am sure this one will be added to many pilfered lists. Looks great!Comment
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That is very nice. Great job.Comment
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That's a great looking bench. Should help you make many more nice projects.
JimComment
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Boy, nobody likes a wise guy - LOL!! Actually, you just beat me to it - I get second dibs, though!
I really like how you have incorporated the adjustable height into your workbench. I'd be afraid that my abilities would leave me with a perpetually wobbling top. Oh yea, love the vise too!!
Later,
Chiz
PS Keep us posted on which jack option works out for you.Blessings,
Chiz
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Very nicely done AND very useful as well. I made my bench with wheels and at a hight that works as an outfeed for the saw and I've been really happy with it. After seeing yours, I'm wishing I'd thought of making mine with an adjustable hight. I think that will prove very handy. Well done.
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That is a great looking table. I love all the details, including the storage area, adjustable height, and even the bevels around the holes in the legs for the height locking dowels. Very nice.Comment
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Excellent job! I love it. How many hours do you think you have in it? This is definately on my list of to-do projects.TomComment
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