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  1. 25th August 2008, 11:35 AM #1
    davmar
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    Default work piece support

    I would like to make a support for my 2000 for the longer work pieces that extend past the end of the table top. The el cheapo models are available at Bunnings but if anyone has a plan or diagram of a home made one I would appreciate it.
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  3. 25th August 2008, 12:09 PM #2
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    I used to use a single roller stand but I kept knocking it over, now I use the four roller stand that I got from a garage sale. It is more stable and the wood sits better.

    New Yankee Norm made a complex adjustable one that you could buy plans for.

    Here are a few ideas

    http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodwork...your-sawhorse/

    http://www.woodworkingtips.com/etips/etip040528ws.html
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  4. 25th August 2008, 01:12 PM #3
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    An older model, but this is what I have done.
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    www.ColonialPlantationShutters.com.au
    Use your garage or home workshop to make Plantation Shutters as a business
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  5. 25th August 2008, 03:21 PM #4
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    Nice one Shutterbug

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  6. 26th August 2008, 07:19 AM #5
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    G'day Davmar

    Just yesterday I cut a 1200 X 900 sheet MDF. I used the Gorilla (that's the brand name) platform ladder that I bought from Bunnies for $59. I clamped a piece of MDF to its surface to make it level with the the WC 2000. I did a "dry" run before turning on the saw. It worked well

    You could try that until you get something better. BTW, I find that Gorilla very useful. Use it all the time as a portable workbench. Take it outdoors to do my sanding.

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  7. 26th August 2008, 10:50 AM #6
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    Thank-you for the suggestion, good idea!!!
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  8. 27th August 2008, 06:47 AM #7
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    Since this is the Triton section, what about a couple of Multistands? Useful for lots more than infeed/outfeed support

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