Bill wrote:
Mike Marlow wrote:
Here's another option. This was intended to be a temporary stand, and
it's still in use many years after I knocked it together. Probably
will be for a long time. It's just an old gas grill stand. It works
for me because I'm all about the portability of tools in my garage. I
do use HF roller stands with it because I have them for my table saw
anyway, but as I said, you could just knock together a couple of
fixed stands in 20 minutes.
http://s1259.beta.photobucket.com/us...20Tools?page=1


Mike,

Very creative use of your gas grill stand! That would practically
satisfy my current needs. It might need a fence, I guess it depends!
; )

It does benefit from a fence. I had one on this setup but removed it to
make changes to it and... well, you know how it goes...

The good part about something like this is that you get to build it. Put
some of those new tools to use, and get some sawdust on your hands... and in
your shoes.

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-Mike-