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Old 01-04-2007, 12:30 AM
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Default New tool rack for the basement work space

Since I had to move from the shop in the garage and my tool rack is mounted on the wall above my workbench out there I decided I needed a tool rack in the basement too. Previously the tools were lined up on the desktop here, problem was they took up practically the whole top.

…anyway this is what I came up with.

Next up is a new stand to replace the portable Workmate to mount the carvers arm to.
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Default Re: New tool rack for the basement work space

Looks like a good rack. I built a tray with dividers for tools that I have out, but I think I like this better; gives you a little clearance for gripping the tool when you pick it up.
How do you like the Tormek?
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Old 01-04-2007, 12:34 PM
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Default Re: New tool rack for the basement work space

Thanks Wade, I was leaning heavily towards the trays also but felt they would take up to much room on the desk top (24x60) so I went with the rack and tray combo…minus the bottom of the tray and just used the tool rest to elevate them for ease of picking up.

Plus I wanted to keep the Tormek where it’s sitting. Speaking of that, I’m liking it a lot especially the honing wheels. I’m still learning and having some difficulty with deep gauges, especially 3mm and V-tools. Flatter tools and even medum gouges like #3 – 8 I’ve gotten down pretty well, 9, 10, &11’s are a bit harder but getting better. I’ve never used the other systems out there so I can’t compare it to anything else.

I’m about to just send off my smaller veiners and v-tools to have them sharpened for me.
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slivers&dust-i like your rack- i am always looking for new ideas on how i can improve my carving area.

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Default Re: New tool rack for the basement work space

Nice set up, handy to grab the tool you need quickly, well sorted and nice design. Always looking for a better way, and this is one of them! Well done.

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