Tool stands

A stand for my drill press, so I could ergonomically drill things.

I built this DIY flip top tool stand and workstation based on plans from my buddy Brad at Fix This Build That. This stand holds my oscillating belt sander and hollow chisel mortiser, but it's great for almost any bench top tool, including lunchbox planers, sanders, drill presses, etc.

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Go vertical with this handy cart to free up valuable floor space in your shop.

Now, you can store two benchtop tools in one handy mobile unit. Senior Editor/How-To Marlen Kemmet demonstrates flipping the top to switch from the portable planer to the stationary belt/disc sander on our swivel-topped tool cabinet.Measures aproximately 12" deep, and 34" tall.Featured inWOOD Issue 104, March 1998

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Instead of a flip top tool stand, try this clever alternative! A mixer lift slides the tool into the tool stand, but pops up in seconds!

Maximize your shop's floor space by mounting two tools to a mobile stand. Just roll it out of the way when the job is done.

To call Ed Walker an avid reader of woodworking publications would be an understatement. The Texan creatively adapted nearly everything in his shop from book and magazine plans.