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FOLD-DOWN WINGS

With the shell of the case complete, you can start working on the ^ hinged wings at each end.

If you take a look at Figure 2, you'll see that the wings have an opening in the center. These cutouts serve double duty. With the wings folded down, the cutouts make a convenient resting spot for your router. And when the wings are folded up, the cutout provides access to the carrying handle. You'll build the wings first, then fit the handles in the openings, as shown in Figures 2 and 3 at right.

Tray. The trays for the wings start with a piece of plywood with a center cutout. On top of that is a piece of hardboard with a larger opening sized to fit the base of your router. I cut all the pieces to size first and then cut the openings.

Cutouts. To make the cutouts, first drill a hole at each corner. A jig saw makes quick work of "connecting the dots" to remove the waste. With these pieces done, you can glue the hardboard to the plywood and move on to the hinge block and the foot that supports the tray when it's folded down.

Hinge Block. Tile hinge block is where you'll attach one leaf of the hinge. The goal is to have the tray flush with the top of the case when the wing is in the upright position. I found it easiest to attach the hinge to the case bottom and the hinge block first. Then you can glue the block to the tray.

Foot Block. The foot block is sized so that the tray sits parallel to the bench when it's in the open position. Just cut the foot block to fit and glue it to the tray.

Final Steps. The last step to completing the wings is to install the rare-earth magnets and washers, as shown in Figure 2.

Handles. The handles fasten to a handle block and hardboard spacer (Figure 3). They fit inside the cutouts in the trays. I attached ^ them while the wing was closed so I could position them properly. Finally, you can add the handle.

Materials & Hardware

CASE

A

Sides (2)

14 x 8*4 - ]4 Ply.

B

Top (1)

14 x 24 - ]4 Ply.

C

Bottom (1)

14 x 27 - ^ Ply.

D

Front (1)

23'/$ x 8Va - li Ply-

E

Trays (2) -

14 x 8]4 - ]4 Ply.

F

Tray Spacers (2)

14 x 84 - Va Hdbd.

G

Hinge Blocks (2)

VaxVa- 14

H

Foot Blocks (2)

Va x 1 Va -14

1

Handle Blocks (2)

7x2M-^Ply.

J

Handle Spacers (2)

7x214-14Hdbd.

K

Front Stop Bars (3)

V4 x 20]4 - ]4 Ply.

L

Top Stop Bars (3)

V4 X 20)4 - }4 Ply.

M

Adjustable Stops (4)

V4x2]4-]/4Hdbd.

N

Drawer Front/Back (2)

7% x 22% - ]4 Ply-

0

Drawer Sides (2)

7% x 13'^ - ]4 Ply.

p

Drawer Bottom (1)

12% x 22% - Va Hdbd.

• (2) %"-dia. Rare-Earth Magnets w/ Cups, Washers,

and Screws

• (2) Vf-dia. Rare-Earth Magnets w/ Cups, Washers,

and Screws »(26) #6 x 114" Fh Woodscrews (8) m x 1" Fh Woodscrews (12) Va" Washers

(8) Round Knobs with Va - 20 x 1" stud (4) Round Knobs with Va" - 20 x lV$" stud

• (2) 6i4" Utility Pulls

• (12) Va - 20 Threaded Inserts

1 (2) 1H" Continuous Hinges, cut to 14" (w/screws)

• (2) 6i4" Utility Pulls

• (12) Va - 20 Threaded Inserts

1 (2) 1H" Continuous Hinges, cut to 14" (w/screws)

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FIGURE

RARE-EARTH MAGNET -— ASSEMBLY

Vfe"-DIA. hole —through

hardboard

— center and cut out opening to fit router base

, ' . FOOT ' / , BLOCK

/ / /

FRONT

SECTION

VIEW

TRAY

TRAY SPACER

TRAY

TRAY

FRONT SECTION VIEW

(WING DOWN)

hinge block

HINGE BLOCK

CENTER AND CUT OUT

23/V' x T/?" OPENING

FOOT BLOCK

case bottom

NOTE: center handle ASSEMBLY IN OPENING

TRAY IN CLOSED POSITION |<

TRAY

HANDLE SPACER

HANDLE BLOCK

(2'/4 x 7)

PULL

FRONT

SECTION

VIEW

6V2" UTILITY PULL j

0) HANDLE ^SPACER

(21/4 x 7 -1/4 Hdbd.)

#8 x 1" Fh WOODSCREW

• (2) %"-dia. Rare-Earth Magnets w/ Cups, Washers,

and Screws

• (2) Vf-dia. Rare-Earth Magnets w/ Cups, Washers,

and Screws »(26) #6 x 114" Fh Woodscrews (8) m x 1" Fh Woodscrews (12) Va" Washers

(8) Round Knobs with Va - 20 x 1" stud (4) Round Knobs with Va" - 20 x lV$" stud