supimeister wrote:FYI for those of you who have mft/3 tables and have best fences… you can get a slightly modified kapex mount so that it works with the extrusion in your mft/3 table.

http://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=54411

Just got mine in the mail. Definitely going to be a nice way to have additional support of my mft/3

Montreal_Medic wrote:http://www.sortimo-shop.us/dealoftheday.asp

That would probably be my preference if it weren’t for my likely move coming up again in a little over a year. I recently saw someone who did the same with systainers and it looked like it turned out quite nice

Great first project, @hojo04! I like the idea of actually grooving out the lines to add a bit of depth to the details. well done! I still need to finish mine for my daughter, so this is good motivation for me to do just that 🙂

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

supimeister wrote:
FYI for those of you who have mft/3 tables and have best fences… you can get a slightly modified kapex mount so that it works with the extrusion in your mft/3 table.

http://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=54411

Oh that’s that Paul Akers guy,,,, not a very popular guy around here

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wbembrid wrote:

wbembrid wrote:
I couldn’t believe the price my wife paid for a cheap ruler holder for her large acrylic quilting rulers so I made her a nicer one out of scrap maple. So she is now giving the one she paid for to one of her sisters and I am now on the hook to make more.

here is an updated picture of the ruler holder in use for c…

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DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

hojo04 wrote:
Would this box be good for a circular saw with a 6 1/2 in blade on it? Maybe the LBOXX 3 would be better?

My 6½” saw stays in a L-Boxx=

Yes – Mine originally came in an L-boxx 3 @hojo04

FYI for those of you who have mft/3 tables and have best fences… you can get a slightly modified kapex mount so that it works with the extrusion in your mft/3 table.

http://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=54411

I ordered another 80/20 15 series drilling jig, only to realize (when it arrived today) that I already had one. Those are the worst sort of tool purchases – when you find exactly what you needed right after you buy one to replace the lost one….

theamcguy wrote:

supimeister wrote:
Honestly, these sortimo workmo 24-750 cabinets are just hard to justify on any level compared to the sys ports (cost-wise)…

Not much of a price break for just the cabinet with out the boxes. Man that is expensive but nice.

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Montreal_Medic wrote:I would love to see not just the end result, but the how-to

I have had a plywood system on my to-do list for a long time, and never considered 80/20. Its making me wonder,….

Still more likely to use shop grade ply and something simple like pocket screws for fast assembly – it is just a shop shelf at the end of the day…

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BrianT wrote:

supimeister wrote:

Doobie wrote:

supimeister wrote:
Oh, and back to my original question that got hidden on the previous page – has anyone here actually purchased any of these Workmos yet? I see that they are readily available at http://www.sortimo-shop.us

Nice to see ypu back on the forum John. To answer ypur question, no, I m…

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BrianT wrote:

supimeister wrote:

Doobie wrote:

supimeister wrote:
Oh, and back to my original question that got hidden on the previous page – has anyone here actually purchased any of these Workmos yet? I see that they are readily available at http://www.sortimo-shop.us

Nice to see ypu back on the forum John. To answer ypur question, no, I m…

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woodman_412 wrote:Have you seen someone use it on a miter saw?

yes – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RNh0byRdS8 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0T-_kT2UHRE

definitely intrigued me…

Clev08 wrote:Spent about 3 hours cleaning, organizing and moving thing around my shop

I spent about 10 seconds thinking about how I needed to do just that, but realized I didnt have the time today lol…. but planned to do it this weekend

theamcguy wrote:

supimeister wrote:
I am in desperate need of not merely having l-boxxes, but having them easily accessible (i.e. via drawers).

I hear you John. Once you get a few boxes it seems whatever you need is on the bottom. Lots of plans out there to build a cabinet with slide out drawers to store the L-Boxxes on.

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r-ice wrote:i know kyle was looking in to it at one point in time. but were either one of you able to make a mft style table for the track saw?

See my attached pics.

I really need to add a few shelves + drawers and a top to the 80/20 to block dust from getting all over everything and to make getting access to the boxxes easier.

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madman_us wrote:What do you use @supimeister for the inside of the lboxx’s? I get most of my inserts from Germany because they are not available here in NA

I keep many of the original bosch inserts that came with the tools. I am also able to cram the festool inserts into l-boxxes for the most part. Otherwise, I resort to kaizen foam.

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madman_us wrote:

supimeister wrote:
See attached. Need to use my label maker for the 3d and drawers, but that is lower on the priority list at the moment

looks great – you got only one nailer in there? maybe post the content in the lboxx3 thread…fits better in there
I have all my guns still in the hard mold cases but I want to move them all int…

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58Chev wrote:Last I remember, you had built a rolling cabinet with slide out drawers for some of your L-BOXX’s

I have an mft/3 on casters with storage for l-boxxes (no drawers though) and I have a miter saw stand out of 80/20 without drawers… both really need the drawers. But I did just get the 80/20 to be able to build a bunch of sysport t…[Read more]

Dabbs wrote:Easy peasy tripod adapter, Took about 10 minutes. I used a 5/8″-11 X 1″ bolt for an example, I don’t know how long it needs to be or how deep the threads are in the light but y’all get the idea

Thanks Boyd! I drilled the hole but haven’t yet done the tap because I apparently misplaced my 1/4-20 hahaha… oh well. I also couldn’t…[Read more]