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The Jan/Feb issue of Woodworker's Journal is out and features the folding work station I built for my garage!
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That is a slick way of having a table and saving space too.
I did something like that but where I had a rope and block and tackle to raise the table up and I did not thing of having storage added.
Well done buddy well done.
One thing I had a problem with was the folding legs and could not figure out how to make them fold up properly since the table was not as wide as the legs were long.
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Arlin,
Thanks!
It took a fair amount of layout work to balance out the dimensions. The work surface is 3' deep, deeper than I would have liked in order to have room for the legs.
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pretty neat design. Not sure I would ever be able to fold it back up due to collecting clutter
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Here is what I built several years ago. I think it was from Woodsmith.
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EricU said:
pretty neat design. Not sure I would ever be able to fold it back up due to collecting clutter
Lol, no problem with that here, it opens to where my wife parks! I have little choice!
Ralph
