Re: ANSWER TO GUIDE RULE - OT
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If you search for "flip top workbench images" you will see quite a few examples but have to scroll down for some.
Like this:
Or this double ended one:
Or this approach:
And regarding the Sears Craftsman "Rotary Tool Bench", I don't think anybody posted photos.? Here are a couple.? You might think that the drill press can't be rotated up expecting it to hit some cross bar across the end.
But there is no cross bar.? You just remove pieces of the workbench top to rotate.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
On Monday, February 3, 2025 at 09:12:56 AM PST, Mike Schoeppner <ms-ss@...> wrote:
I believe the tool rack you are referring to was in a 2007 issue of Wood Magazine.? It is now available as a downloadable plan for $15.? You can find it by Googling Wood Magazine bench-tool system plans.
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There is a good picture and dimensions on the website that gives you an idea of what it is like.? A woodworker should be able to build one from that picture, but the $15 plan should save you a lot of time.
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I built a modified version of it and it works very well for a chop saw, spindle sander, and grinding/polishing setup.
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Mike Schoeppner
Wichita KS
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