Mobile Planer Stand

[harry strasil]

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...unchbox+planer

[Kari Martin]

Jeff, do you have a picture of the connection between the planer and outfeed? I’m having trouble understanding how that was done to make it adjustable and plans for that part aren’t clear to me.

Thanks!

[Brian Tymchak]

Not shop-built, but I bought the Dewalt planer stand and liked it so much I bought another one for my bench-top drill press. It rolls really well and is just the right sized top surface.

I used 2 of those stands for my planer and bench-top DP as well. Great minds...

[Tim Janssen]

Here is a picture of my planer stand:

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And miter saw stand:

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The wings fold down

Good luck with your project,

Tim

[Myk Rian]

Jeff, do you have a picture of the connection between the planer and outfeed? I’m having trouble understanding how that was done to make it adjustable and plans for that part aren’t clear to me.

Thanks!

A ten year old thread, and Jeff hasn't been around since last October.

[Tim Janssen]

I hope he's alright

[Steve Reich]

Jack:

Here's a picture of the stand that came with my Dewalt 735 when I bought it off Craigslist. I don't ever move it, but it came with nice wheel set and would be easy to build something very similar. In fact, I made a similar stand for my old router table based on Colin Knecht's very easy and simple design at Woodwork Web. In fact, I'm making that stand now for my new router table and for my bench top mortiser. The five-degree angles make it far sturdier and more stable than vertical stands. Had my planer not come with a stand, I would have built the Knecht stand.

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[Kari Martin]

A ten year old thread, and Jeff hasn't been around since last October.

I know, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to try

[Monte Milanuk]

A ten year old thread, and Jeff hasn't been around since last October.

It's a minor miracle that the images are still viewable, being on PhotoBucket and all