03-05-2015, 05:42 AM
It's kinda hard to see in this crappy picture, but I made a few wooden lathe stands.
I used to have plans from some old magazine, so it is not an original idea.
I lost the plans, but it's just 2x12 cut at an angle for the legs with 2x material for the front board. The sides and back are 3/4" plywood that is rabbetted, glued, and screwed to the legs.
They don't look like there's much to them, but they end up very strong.
My Rong Fu mill sits on one too.
I can get better pictures if you're interested.
The top is just two layers of 3/4" plywood, with marine varnish.
It's kind of a combination of the table and legs. I usually add a shelf under to hold stuff.
I've never had just the legs. My 12" Atlas came with the factory stand.
I used to have plans from some old magazine, so it is not an original idea.
I lost the plans, but it's just 2x12 cut at an angle for the legs with 2x material for the front board. The sides and back are 3/4" plywood that is rabbetted, glued, and screwed to the legs.
They don't look like there's much to them, but they end up very strong.
My Rong Fu mill sits on one too.
I can get better pictures if you're interested.
The top is just two layers of 3/4" plywood, with marine varnish.
It's kind of a combination of the table and legs. I usually add a shelf under to hold stuff.
I've never had just the legs. My 12" Atlas came with the factory stand.