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| added tupperware container to bottom and attached hose to hook vacuum up, cutting sawdust down by 90% Also a larger stop button. |
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| This space on the bottom was originally open. I added a sheet of MDF for an extra shelf |
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| This beam extends to act as an outfeed table |
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| and retracts for storage |
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| A machine screw threaded through the table saw legs provides efficient blade storage |
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| magnets for the arbor tools |
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| always there when you need them |
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| extra junk storage flush with table saw |
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| In homage to one of the greats |
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| Push stick stores on front of saw so its always where you need it |
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I bought a cheap oxy-mapp welding system from home depot and it said to be careful of the cans tipping over and the provided stand was very cheap and unstable, so I made a new one.
I split a vaccum hose going into the back of my bandsaw and sent another hose to remove dust from the top side of the blade, resulting in less dust all around
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| One of the plastic bolt brackets on my airbox broke so i drilled a hole in the remains of the bottom piece and fastened it with safety wire |
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| drilling into the main shaft chassis |
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| our almost finished bot |
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| me cutting the aluminum body ribs out of aluminum |
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| casting parts out of aluminum |
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| making washers on the lathe |
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| just needs its skeleton and its all finished |
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| The stop bot |
