When you have a small garage, a few adjustments need to be made.
I already had a thickness planer and just bought the Ridgid EB4424 Sander. So I needed a space saving solution.
I searched around the web as usual and looked at some designs, but I didn’t like some of the locking options for the flip carts that I saw. I found the design I liked at FixthisBuildthat.com. Basically, my philosophy is, if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.
I did however customize it a little bit. Instead of screwing the bolts into the top, I embedded them into the top. I also reinforced the locking groves with some extra plywood I had left over from the build.
In addition, I used the foam brick that my Oneida Dust Deputy came with, and created an accessory holder for the Ridgid EB4424 sander.
See photo below.
It is a very handy tool to have around, and saves a lot of space!
Materials Used:
- Poplar Board 1″ x 2″
- 3/4″ Common Pine Plywood
- Liberty 20″ Soft Close Drawer Slides
- 3/8 “x 1 ½” 16 tpi Zinc Plated Bolts
- 3/8″ x 4″ x 16 tpi Zinc Plated Bolts
- 3/8″ Zinc Plated Flat Washers
- 3/8″ Zinc Plated Nuts
- 5/16″ x 1 ½” Zinc Plated Fender Washers
- 5/16″ x 3 ¼” Zinc Plated Eye Bolts
- 36″ x 3/4″ x 1/16″ Plain Steel Rod
- Bayite 3″ Heavy Duty Casters
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