Scroll saw table

[rob39]

Finally made the saw table, Legs recycled from 3x3 fence posts where some idiot and fly tipped them in the local forest along with the kitchen top. Just needs a paint and put in the workshop (shed)

SAM_1956 by gallowayphantom, on Flickr

SAM_1955 by gallowayphantom, on Flickr

Thanks novocaine

 

[rob39]

Ok guys what's happened to the pictures???

 

[novocaine]

flickr is happening.

SAM_1955 by gallowayphantom, on Flickr

they don't let you hotlink in the same way so you need to choose share on the flickr image and then the BBcode and size of image you want. hope that helps.

 

[rob39]

Hmmmmm nope but I'll look at it lol

 

[Clwydianrange]

I've bought an old tea trolley on castors at an auction for a tenner. I thought this would be handy to screw the scroll saw down on to then it could be wheeled out of the way when not needed. It will probably need reinforcing in some way. Is it a good idea?, will it work?

 

[Chippygeoff]

I can't see a tea trolley working, especially if you are going to use one of the cheaper saws that vibrate a lot. The castors would be the problem as being not enough solid contact with the deck. However, I feel the way round this would be firstly to cover the top of the trolley with a thick piece of worktop and if you want to wheel it about get some wheels/castors from axminster, some of these fold out of the way when not in use and have brakes on them. After all that it should work with the scroll saw firmly bolted down and maybe some paving slabs on the middle shelf.

 

[Clwydianrange]

Thanks for the advise Geoff

 

[rob39]

Finally sorted it