On May 30, 2:21*pm, "J. Clarke" wrote:
Lee Michaels wrote:
"Hoosierpopi" wrote

Particularly interesting was the combination of the mitre saw into
the
same table as the RAS. I have a 12" Combination Mitre saw that I
could
fit into this project to kill another bird with the effort.

I don't know if you can get pictures/illustrations of Norm's setup
on
the Old Yankee Workshop. *His table goes a considerable distance
down
the side of his workshop/barn. *He includes both his radial arm saw
and the miter saw in the extended tables. They are in two different
locations. But both use the same table. *He has some extensive
storage underneath the tables as well.

FWIW, he rebuilt that table a while back and did a show on the
building. *You can order the video and measured drawing for 40 bucks.
http://www.newyankee.com/getproduct.php?0201

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Wow, nice bench Norm's got there. Sorry I missed that show! Sorrier,
too that he wants $40 bucks for the plans! After all Public TV did for
him!

Budget demands preclude contributing further to Norm's net worth!

I've been shopping at Habitat for Humanity Re-stores to get cabinets.
My shop will never look as neat as Norm's (or you fellas') but it
should approach the level of functionality.

Who was the fella with the INSTEON Switch? That was intriguing. I use
X-10 stuff to control lighting, but have yet to use the feedback
features or computer interface thing effectively. Would like to know
more!
Thanks for all the +feedback. Feel free to add more - I'm a sponge.