oldballs
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- Joined
- Dec 29, 2009
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- Kansas...USA
- Tractor
- Kubota B2620 , Case 448 , Kubota B2650
If you don't have a dedicated shop, here's my set-up solution. Over the years I've made saw horses cut to the length of my short stature that are good for painting or attaching certain tool used occasionally. Thus with a piece of 3/4 plywood nailed down, I can attach a chain sharpener, tool grinder, miter saw. These tools are bolted to the table. So by moving the truck out of the attached garage, I get a solid work bench to do these chores. It seems that my regular heavy work bench with its machinist vise and wood working vise is always covered with stuff and a bit high for sit down jobs, although it also has pre-drilled holes for mounting such tools in a standing position. When finished, the tool is cleaned up and put on a shelf ready for the next time. Cheers, Mike