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In tossing around ideas for how I'm going to fit the JET mini into my shop
without getting rid of anything, or inconveniencing myself too terribly, I've been pondering something. What if I build a low, heavy, wheeled table about 24" high or thereabouts, such that I would always have to sit down to use the thing. If I did that, I could take advantage of wasted space at the center of the shop without having to go elbow to elbow with it. I would still have to move it around often, but it would just feel less claustrophobic. Good idea, bad idea? I'm not married to the concept if it's a bad idea, so don't try to spare my feelings. I'm just noodling. I gotta pick a plan soon and build a stand so I'm ready to take it out and turn something at 12:01 AM on Christmas morning. ![]() -- Michael McIntyre ---- Silvan Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621 http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/ |
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