Woodworker's Journal 2009-33-3, страница 14
Adding to the Extension In the February 2009 [issue], there is a plan for a table saw extension ["Drop-Down Outfeed Table"]. Il was exactly what I was looking for. Chris Marshall laid everything out perfectly in the article, which made it very easy to do. it turned out very nice and very useful. I did add a small cable to the leg so when you are setting up the extension, il will hold the leg in place so you do not have to bend over and put the leg up on the support attached to the saw while trying to hold the table, too. Again, thanks for the plans, Chris. Great job! Douglas Green Wellington, Colorado WJ Responds: That is a great improvement. I'm going to modify my own fold-down table right now! —Chris Marshall Help for Small Shop Guys I want to thank you for your "Outfitting Your Small Shop" article |February 2009], I am currently serving in the U.S. Army and restationed every two lo three years, so a small shop is all I can afford. We are allowed a certain weight limit when moving our household goods, and not all post housing has garages. With these challenges, I've found that my tools need to be compact and allow for last setup and tear-down. Once again, it was a joy to read your article. Captain Jason S. Stewart Fort Riley, Kansas I've only been woodworking for the past two years. Sandor Nagyszalanczy's article on outfitting a small shop caught my eye immediately. I love to compare my choice in tools with what the experts choose. I met and exceeded Sandor's short list, which made me happy! Robert Kollman Kenosha, Wisconsin A Real Shin Banger? Just wondering how many times the owners of the bed I "Platform Bed," February 2009] will hil that frame with unprotected shins before dismantling it or buying a mattress that extends to the edges. An example of something that really looks good, but has the potential of grievous bodily harm. Erv Slaski Hillsborough, New Jersey (Circle No 57 on PRODUCT INFORMATION lorm) letters continues on page 14 Woodworker's Journal June 2009 w —^q Put a ShopBot to Work in Your Shop Glen Kadelbach knows about running a business - he runs four of them, and he understands the need to set himself apart from the competition in order to grow. He creates truly custom, one-of-a-kind products, and if he can't find a niche in the market, he makes one. Glen's distinctive products and success are results of creativity and hard work, and his ShopBot helps bring it all together. Pa,e 1 'We have chosen not to participate in the current recession Glen Kadelbach. GR Kreations v. grkreatioris.com J "I feel really good about my shop and the technology that I have. Owning a ShopBot has opened up so many doors and has shown me so much opportunity. I would not want to be without it. Business for me is great. We have chosen not to participate in the current recession.'' Call or visit us online to find out if ShopBot can help set you apart from the competition. -ShopBot- What will you make today? PRSatpha 888-680-4466 www.shopbottools.com SINCE 1972 Essential, Unique, 1 & Hard To J rind Tools! Introductory Special Offer!, • Prevent damage to expensive bits & blades • Find hidden metal in wood up to / 6" deep. MAM IN THE / U.S.A. M/ A Only! $79 J #63897 f Offer Expires 8/31/2009 / Order Online / or Call Us: #rlf££f GROUND SHIPPING On Orders Over $99 iioweMi states) / Woodworking Catalog! / hartvilletool.com 800-345-2396 (Circle No 37 on PRODUCT INFORMATION lorm) 13 |
