The author shares a simple design for a mobile tool stand that can be built at home for DIY woodworking projects. The stand is made from 2x4s, 1x4s, and casters, and is designed to hold a lunchbox planer. The plans for the stand are available for download. The author also mentions using Titebond 2 for the project. In the discussion section, users share their experiences with the stand, with one user adapting the design for a CNC machine, and another using it as a base for a pizza oven. The author responds to questions and comments from the users, providing further advice and clarification.
Key Takeaways:
- The author is setting up a home workshop, with plans to build a simple mobile tool stand using 2×4’s, 1×4’s, and casters.
- The author shares links to the tool stand plans and the specific tools used in the project, including a lunchbox planer, Titebond 2 glue, a jigsaw, and casters.
- There is an active discussion among readers in the comments section, with some sharing their own experiences building similar projects and others asking specific questions about the build.
“My new shop space isn’t far from my house (about 10 minutes), but it would be nice to have some basic woodworking tools at home for those little DIY projects and basic builds. So my plan is to start outfitting the garage with various tools as I acquire them. I have a nice Oliver lunchbox planer and in order to use it comfortably, I need some kind of stand.”
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