Drill Press Cabinet
Turn wasted space into storage space.
By Jean Bartholome
In my cramped little shop, every square foot counts. With that in mind I designed this cabinet to fit in the wasted space under the table of my floor-model drill press. The top drawer holds (vertically) all the twist bits and brad-point bits a person could ever accumulate, and the lower drawers hold sanding drums, spade bits (horizontally), plug cutters and all the rest of the drill press paraphernalia. If you ever need to drill into something 4-ft. thick, the cabinet slides out easily. An important feature of To build the cabinet, cut all parts, Source(Note: Product availability and costs are subject to change since original publication date.) Woodworker’s Cutting ListMaterials ListThis story originally appeared in American Woodworker February 2000, issue #78. |
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