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  1. 02-10-2013, 8:30 PM #1
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    Tablesaw storage

    I have JET Left Tilt 10-Inch Cabinet Saw with 50-Inch Xacta Fence
    I am looking for storage ideas under the 50" side of this
    You Know blades, jigs, inserts, and mitre gauge
    I am thinking to add one of my small rollway tool chest on the facing the far right but need something
    that holds all the saw stuff in the front

    please post pictures of your
    thanks!!!
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  3. 02-10-2013, 9:48 PM #2
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    Check out this thread of mine from last year:

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    Here is what I made for my unit. Left tilt Grizzly with 50" rip, rail moved 14+" to the right.
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    This is the bottom storage for the casters. The door is held in with 2 magnetic catches.
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    These are the two drawers. Top one holds blades, but not the ones in the pictures anymore, and wrenches. The second one from the top holds some calipers and my alignment tools.
    DSCN2648.jpgDSCN2647.jpg
    On top of the unit, hidden by the extension table and fence rail, is a shelf about 4" tall that my Smart Miter and cut off sled store on. You can see the Smart Miter in the first, slightly out of focus, picture. Jim.
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    thanks for the ideas!
    we will see what happens
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    My left tilt saw has the door on the right which is a bit different so I cannot store lots of stuff there. Solution was a storage / support pedestal.

    22124 support pedestal (1).jpg . 22124 support pedestal (2).jpg
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  7. 02-12-2013, 11:09 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by glenn bradley View Post
    My left tilt saw has the door on the right which is a bit different so I cannot store lots of stuff there. Solution was a storage / support pedestal.
    I like your thinking
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  8. 02-12-2013, 11:59 PM #7
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    Glen Bradley: good design with the pull out(s).
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