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Joined: Sun Dec 30, 2012 12:54 pm Posts: 9 First name: Alan Last Name: Tobler City: Tucson State: Arizona Zip/Postal Code: 85748 Country: USA Focus: Build Status: Semi-pro |
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Most all my stationary machinery are on mobile bases that I usually weld up. I have a dozen or so wooden carts from Harbor Freight that I use in the shop for cabinets, furniture, etc... Some of them I've stripped the casters off for my metal mobile bases. I kept the wooden frames in case I needed them for something. (Hardwood and carpeted) So I took one of the smaller frames and removed the bolts, cut it in half, attached a plywood frame with dowels and a bolt and attached it to a WorkMate. 
) I thought I would throw it in here.