Chris Knight
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Andy,
You are doing a lovely job there mate!
You are doing a lovely job there mate!
Ultimate Workstation - New build
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yippee, i got the solid laminate. Got this cut-up for £20 as the table saw doesn't have a scribe blade and i wanted nice straight cuts 
I only had enough for the main overtops so the outfeed table will be laminated MDF.
I had to workout the best way to cut the sheet as it had a 500x200mm hole in the middle, but most got cut around this apart from 1 panel. I can use this next to the blade and rebate for the fitting of an insert plate. :wink:
Now need to get the table saw fitted and build the lower extraction unit.
The main booty
Useful outcuts, can have a few router insert plates with this.
Close up of the solid laminate, strong old stuff. Need to chamfer the edges back a bit as pretty sharp at the moment. Time to use the mock-up router table.
Andy
I only had enough for the main overtops so the outfeed table will be laminated MDF.
I had to workout the best way to cut the sheet as it had a 500x200mm hole in the middle, but most got cut around this apart from 1 panel. I can use this next to the blade and rebate for the fitting of an insert plate. :wink:
Now need to get the table saw fitted and build the lower extraction unit.
The main booty
Useful outcuts, can have a few router insert plates with this.
Close up of the solid laminate, strong old stuff. Need to chamfer the edges back a bit as pretty sharp at the moment. Time to use the mock-up router table.
Andy
Chris Knight
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Andy.
That looks like Rolls Royce stuff. You never said where you got it or how much you paid? Being cheeky..
That looks like Rolls Royce stuff. You never said where you got it or how much you paid? Being cheeky..
well, er, um .. . . i didn't pay anything for it. It was bought in free issue for table tops for a job at work. We had to drill the underside for inserts to suit our metal legs and the drill bit popped out the face side. SO, we had to purchase a replacement and this sheet was sat on the veneer shop floor.
Once the contract was fitted and everyone forgot about the sheet, i cut it up ( i did ask first)
It really is good stuff, you can give the edge a right knock and it won't even dent it.
Andy
Once the contract was fitted and everyone forgot about the sheet, i cut it up ( i did ask first)
It really is good stuff, you can give the edge a right knock and it won't even dent it.
Andy
Chris Knight
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LyNx":3hprpipt said:
I wonder how that happened?
DaveL
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I think that is one very large gloat. :roll:
As they say you suck. :mrgreen:
As they say you suck. :mrgreen:
SlimShavings
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Lynx
This thing is looking REALLY good. Can/t wait to see it all done. (go faster) i'm concrened that you may have to buid an alter around it just from all the worship and envy it will produce
Dave
This thing is looking REALLY good. Can/t wait to see it all done. (go faster) i'm concrened that you may have to buid an alter around it just from all the worship and envy it will produce
Dave
devonwoody
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Lynx.
I am starting to get envious which is not something I usually suffer from, keep posting the pics and if you would like a month in devon I could live with a remodelling job.
I am starting to get envious which is not something I usually suffer from, keep posting the pics and if you would like a month in devon I could live with a remodelling job.
more glamour for you all.
I've taken the side and base of the saw and place the main body in the workstation. Once bolted to the back and sides it'll be solid.
I just had to see what the complete overtop would look like so i "just had too" place to solid laminate out. With the side extension out, the workstation is 2400mm long x 830mm wide and a outfeed table of 700mm wide . . sweet
I also got my measuring tapes done. Only went for 1200mm length as this is all i think i'll need. They turned out really well and the adhesive on the back is really strong stuff.
I had a near miss, i dropped one of the overtops #-o but after opening my eyes i noticed that the corner had a little dust on and the floor had a large dent
I've taken the side and base of the saw and place the main body in the workstation. Once bolted to the back and sides it'll be solid.
I just had to see what the complete overtop would look like so i "just had too" place to solid laminate out. With the side extension out, the workstation is 2400mm long x 830mm wide and a outfeed table of 700mm wide . . sweet
I also got my measuring tapes done. Only went for 1200mm length as this is all i think i'll need. They turned out really well and the adhesive on the back is really strong stuff.
I had a near miss, i dropped one of the overtops #-o but after opening my eyes i noticed that the corner had a little dust on and the floor had a large dent
matt
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Mmmm... what make is your table saw? It looks like it has an identical start/stop switch to the type that I need for my Lutz. Alternatively, anyone know where such switches are sold?
Sorry, nice workstation BTW!
Sorry, nice workstation BTW!
SlimShavings
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Lynx
Lookin good
Where did you get the tapes from????
Lookin good
Where did you get the tapes from????
Philly
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Matt
Looks like a Record RSTS12 aka the Lutz Jumbo to me!
TableSawSpotter :lol:
Looks like a Record RSTS12 aka the Lutz Jumbo to me!
TableSawSpotter :lol:
Mcluma
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He LyNx its coming along nicely
I gues the wife cannot wait till its finished he :wink:
McLuma
I gues the wife cannot wait till its finished he :wink:
McLuma
It is the RSTS12 table saw. You can get a NVR switch from axminster under the router table section.
The wife will be glad when it's done so i can start building the greenhouse, the kitchen, the kids bedrooms, the AV units, the dinner table, the list is endless.
Slim, i did the tapes myself. I drew it out in autocad and printed on our plotter. I then got it laminated and then had self adhesive sheeting applied to the back. Just need to cut into strips as i need them.
Gill, thanks for the comments. It's been a great project so far. I was thinking last night about building a nice solid walnut pull handle for the sliding section to replace the standard metal one. Just something to top it off, put the "cherry on top" kind of thing.
The wife will be glad when it's done so i can start building the greenhouse, the kitchen, the kids bedrooms, the AV units, the dinner table, the list is endless.
Slim, i did the tapes myself. I drew it out in autocad and printed on our plotter. I then got it laminated and then had self adhesive sheeting applied to the back. Just need to cut into strips as i need them.
Gill, thanks for the comments. It's been a great project so far. I was thinking last night about building a nice solid walnut pull handle for the sliding section to replace the standard metal one. Just something to top it off, put the "cherry on top" kind of thing.
Freetochat
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Andy - real impressive. A good 'first gloat'.
