Mill clamping kit holder?

[Eddyde]

THIS type of wooden block base is very easy to make and use as an alternative. Some of the modern plastic racks (like you pictured) are a bit fragile. Vintage metal organizers hold up well.

I disagree about the plastic racks being fragile. I had this one for about 10 years and it held up very well, just got a bit dirty.

 

[jareese]

I disagree about the plastic racks being fragile. I had this one for about 10 years and it held up very well, just got a bit dirty.
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That ain't dirty - that's used.

 

[Eddyde]

That ain't dirty - that's used.

It certainly got plenty of use!

 

[extropic]

THIS type of wooden block base is very easy to make and use as an alternative. Some of the modern plastic racks (like you pictured) are a bit fragile. Vintage metal organizers hold up well.

 

[woodchucker]

I got one for the cost of shipping from someone on PM. It was broken in areas. It has a metal back and plastic holder. Paid for shipping, unfortunately it didn't work out for me. I have I think 9/16 T's and my stairs are Ral Mikes , Northwestern and Tecos. Some fit, some didn't.
Oh well. Ed's looks in much better shape.

 

[mmcmdl]

I sent 4 or 5 up to the dump years ago . They took up too much room . Sounds like Ed took care of it .

 

[Eddyde]

I sent 4 or 5 up to the dump years ago . They took up too much room . Sounds like Ed took care of it .

Yep the dump, that's where I wanted to send mine but my illness of not being able to throw anything, even slightly useful, away, interfered. It was even in the trashcan at one point but I took it out...

 

[woodchucker]

Yep the dump, that's where I wanted to send mine but my illness of not being able to throw anything, even slightly useful, away, interfered. It was even in the trashcan at one point but I took it out...

You have that too?
I wish I could get rid of more. And when I do get rid of something is when I realize a use for it.

 

[RobertB]

You have that too?
I wish I could get rid of more. And when I do get rid of something is when I realize a use for it.

Yes, keep something for 20 years and never have a need for it, throw it out and 2 weeks later...

 

[extropic]

@Eddyde
I just noticed that the picture, you provided above, shows (at least) three table saws bolted together (center one converted to a router table).
I've not seen three joined before and I'm in awe of the idea of the wonderfully large table surface and the possibility of two saw set-ups at the same time (if not the immobility ).
Do both the remaining saw stations remain as saw stations? Is there a thread on H-M where the machine has been discussed?