SCMS Mobile Work Station

[Bill Karow]

Kent -

That is a great looking cart! Which issue number is May/June? I'm fumbling around for that back issue, and the number would be helpful.

And consider your project ideas appropriated. By harvesting the good ideas from all the talented folks here in the Creek, someone looking around my shop who didn't ask my sources might mistakenly think *I'm* creative

I'm with you on the coaching changes at my beloved alma mater there in Hogtown. Come back, Spurrier, all is forgiven!

[Kent Cori]

James and Bill, it was Issue 75 IIRC.

Keith, in honor of the photographic event, I used my portable dust collection system (a.k.a. leaf blower) to get rid of the usual deposits. One advantage with a garage workshop is that all you need to do is open the overhead door, hit the on switch on your trusty leaf blower and presto chango you have a clean shop! Just make sure SWMBO's newly cleaned car is not sitting right outside on the driveway when you do so. DAMHIKT!

[Chris Padilla]

Kent,

Re: leaf blower That is my favorite way to rid the shop of stuff I can't get to or sweep up easily. I move the car to the other side of the street, don ear-muffs and a dust-mask, and go crazy!

[Joe Mioux]

Hi Kent:
Your thread comes at a great time, I'm finishing up a similar CMS cart and was debating how best to make the flip up wings. Now I know, thank you.

James and Bill, it was Issue 75 IIRC.

Keith, in honor of the photographic event, I used my portable dust collection system (a.k.a. leaf blower) to get rid of the usual deposits. One advantage with a garage workshop is that all you need to do is open the overhead door, hit the on switch on your trusty leaf blower and presto chango you have a clean shop! Just make sure SWMBO's newly cleaned car is not sitting right outside on the driveway when you do so. DAMHIKT!

You clean your shop the same way I do.

Joe