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High-Tech Tool Chest Cutoffsin the shop Tool-Saving Tips. Stop rust on your hand and power tools dead in its tracks with these quick and easy tips. setting up shop Assembly Tables. 42 44 Make the most of your limited shop space with these three ideas for assembly tables. mastering the table saw Crosscutting Wide Panels_46 We'll share some first-class secrets for crosscutting wide panels on the table saw. great gear/cool tools Festool Domino 48 Check out this joinery system that makes mortises like magic. Learn how this new tool works and how you can put it to use in your shop. It isn't unusual to find myself working on a project that takes me out of the shop. Whether it's working around the house, helping out friends and family, or just enjoying a nice day outside, 1 need a way to bring my tools along with me. So in this issue, we have a couple of projects that make it easier to get what you need right where you need it. High-Tech Tool Chest. Woodworkers have been building tool chests for hundreds of years. But a box that's strong enough to house a lot of tools is usually going to be heavy and difficult to move. So the challenge was to come up with a lightweight, sturdy design for our tool chest. To keep the weight down, we started with V4" plywood panels. Then the panels were riveted to pieces of aluminum angle. Now I know this sounds a bit unusual, but it really works quite well. The aluminum angle provides a rock-solid joinery method and protects the corners of the case as well. For more on building your own high-tech tool chest, check out the article on page 16. Multi-Purpose Table. Another project you'll want to take a look at is the table on page 36. Here we've packed a small but surprisingly stable worktable in a compact package that's easy to carry outside or throw in the car (or RV) when you travel. Who says you can't take it with you? Sources 51 ShopNotes ONLINE I EXTRAS This symbol lets you know there's more information available online at www.ShopNotes.com 3 |
