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Portable, tradesman built trim bench (post #173007)

garywaggoner on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 02:28
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Evening all


 


I have read FH for a number of years and in that time I have come across ALOT of good ideas, tips and reviews.


Right now I find myself searching for an article that I just cannot find and I am hoping some of you all may have the key to this door.


 


I am looking for an article that was done and in the article there was a really kewl portable, home built bench that the trim contractor used for his chop-saw, to hold doors, to support trim for cutting and a myriad of other things.


 


Any one have a clue where i might find it? or maybe you have seen it ?


 


Thanks,


Gary

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by DavidxDoud in reply to garywaggoner [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 02:54

here's a breaktime thread that touches on your interest -

http://forums.taunton.com/tp-breaktime/messages?msg=84717.1

here's a Gary Katz article dredged up with the wayback machine - http://web.archive.org/web/20060424132616/www.garymkatz.com/Tool+Reviews/ExtensionWings.htm

"there's enough for everyone"
"there's enough for everyone"

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by garywaggoner in reply to Anonymous [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 16:36

Thanks for the reply !


 


I had seen this one, even have Katz's books, but this is not the one im thinking about.


 


reagrds.


 


gary w

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by arcticcat in reply to garywaggoner [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 03:18

I think the article you are after is in the Nov '94 issue (No. 91). "An Exemplary Folding Workbench"


Mike

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by garywaggoner in reply to Anonymous [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 16:44

That' the one Cat ! Thanks, I appreciate it and I now have a project for Nov.


 


regards,


 


Gary

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by arcticcat in reply to Anonymous [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 17:57

You're welcome, but you gotta post pictures of your bench!!

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by Huck in reply to Anonymous [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 19:58

Yeah, I remember that one.  Really cool, but it'd be a project to put one together!

my website

my website

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by YesMaam27577 in reply to garywaggoner [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 13:44

Did it look anything like the tailgate of my pickup?

I won't be laughing at the lies when I'm gone,
And I can't question how or when or why when I'm gone;
I can't live proud enough to die when I'm gone,
So I guess I'll have to do it while I'm here. (Phil Ochs)

. . . I can't live proud enough to die when I'm gone, So I guess I'll have to do it while I'm here. (Phil Ochs)

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by garywaggoner in reply to Anonymous [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 16:45

Only on the day I forgot something at the house, again !


 


gary

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by garywaggoner in reply to garywaggoner [original] on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 02:28

Evening all


 


I have read FH for a number of years and in that time I have come across ALOT of good ideas, tips and reviews.


Right now I find myself searching for an article that I just cannot find and I am hoping some of you all may have the key to this door.


 


I am looking for an article that was done and in the article there was a really kewl portable, home built bench that the trim contractor used for his chop-saw, to hold doors, to support trim for cutting and a myriad of other things.


 


Any one have a clue where i might find it? or maybe you have seen it ?


 


Thanks,


Gary