Workbenchtainer

[mirock]

Hello colleagues.

It is my new trials. I agree that it is a debatable and ambiguous project but nevertheless


Need some feedback

 

[bobfog]

Certainly an interesting and innovative idea. Not sure about the stability of it under real world conditions though!

 

[jdm5]

[member=7589]mirock[/member] you are incredibly creative!  I'm surprised Festool or some creative company hasn't hired you...keep cranking out your ideas!

 

[mirock]

Certainly an interesting and innovative idea. Not sure about the stability of it under real world conditions though!

Yes, I have some instability. may to add screws to vertical column. But its task mostly to be auxiliary support of the same hight of basic MFT = 900mm. Usually I will put details on it and carry from tablesaw to basic workbench and rarely make something small with it. Or maybe I'll trow away my old stool and sit on it)

 

[mac sparrow]

[thumbs up]

Amazing, keep it up.  Very creative once again.

 

[scgwhite]

I'm very impressed by that...

 

[demographic]

There's some serious amount of thought gone into that design, nice one.

About the only thing I can think of is using Dzus quarter turn fasteners.
Got them on one of my motorbikes and like the system. There's a baffling array to choose from though.

 

[jroth33139]

Super creative, and just the ticket where space is at a real premium.  Still trying to wrap my head around how it is constructed.  Really enjoyed the video.

 

[Hud]

Very well done, could be very useful.

 

[jbasen]

Just amazing.  The intricacy of the design and the quality of the implementation is really impressive

 

[dltflt]

You should be doing engineering for someone.  You are so creative.

 

[Woodwork Wizard]

I think it's brilliant how you've got so much in to what looks like a SYS-5 sized space and the way it all works and reveals itself is genius.

Great video. Neat idea. Good stuff.

 

[choff_football]

Very creative! I really like how you thought outside the box... or should I say the systainer