| by Scott Dornbusch & Danny Staples |
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| For those who have an American
Design and Engineering Saw Helper saw stand, here's a few
ways to set the stand up for a Bosch 4412 without sacrificing
the built-in sliding tables (which are useful when you have to
cut only one or two short pieces of material!). |
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| The trick is to mount the AD & E extension wings to the
stand and NOT to the saw. |
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| All it takes is a little welding. |
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| But sure to allow enough room for the built-in extention tables
to slide out. |
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| When I transport my stand, I just fold it up like I always
have. Sure, the extension supports hang out a little on each side,
but hey, if you've got a better idea, let's hear it! |
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| Scott Dornbusch is a frequent contributor
to the JLC Finish Carpentry Forum and works hard at carpentry
(to stay warm) in North Branch, Minn. |
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| Danny Staples came up with another good idea for customizing
an AD & E stand. |
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| He also decided against mounting the extension wings right
to the saw. Instead, he flanked the saw with two hollow boxes,
then mounted the AD & E couplers to the boxes. |
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| The lids on each box hinge open, providing a good spot to
store flip stops, crown stops, pencils, maybe even a cordless
pencil sharpener? |
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| Danny Staples works in the
Reno/Tahoe area, and spends a lot of time installing cabinets |
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| Harvey Raufman also mounted bracket-boxes to his Ryoby saw
stand (too bad they don't make those anymore!), then used AD &
E couplers to attach home-made extension wings. |
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| Harvey made adjustable legs, too. Boy they look mighty familiar...But don't miss noicing that Kreg
Bench Clamp! |
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| Harvey Raufman is a finish carpenter and cabinet
maker in Corinth, NY. |
