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   IMERC | Sep 25, 2006 03:03pm | #1

   since the picture is invisable... how about a WAG...

   there are under mount glides to fix that problem...

   BTW ya hang yur drawers out on the line or run 'em thru the dryer...

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   Edited 9/25/2006 8:07 am by IMERC

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   BossHog | Sep 25, 2006 03:03pm | #2

   I put some drawers under my workbench with drawer slides that mount to the underside of it. Don't know the specific brand, but they're out there.

   You could also fasten a 2X6 (or other lumber) in a vertical position between each drawer and put drawer slides on the sides of them.
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   calvin | Sep 25, 2006 03:04pm | #3

   I see no photo, but there is hardware available to hang from a countertop.  Grass, blum, KV etc.

   Or, hang "sides" down from the top and use that to mount hardware.

   Or build boxes to house the drawers, hang those from the top.

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   McDesign | Sep 25, 2006 03:53pm | #4

   I put pairs of vertical 2x4s under my benches, and have literally dozens of drawers - standard 28" full-extension side-mount slides.

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   Forrest

   
   

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   oldfred | Sep 25, 2006 04:01pm | #5

   Beautiful!!!!    How about pictures of the rest of your shop?  

   Enjoying the threads about your other work too.

   Thanks,

   oldfred

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   McDesign | Sep 25, 2006 04:09pm | #6

   Thanks!  Here are some more from that day - shop was kind of a wreck - (sorry for the hijack, OP, but it's still sorta' on topic!)

   Forrest

    

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   stevent1 | Sep 25, 2006 05:07pm | #7

   Forest,Nice shop. Is that a gas unit heater in the last pic?How many steps up to that door?Do you have an overhead/grade entrance?It is great to see where all of the fine work you do is fabricated..
   I do remember the pic of the second story balustrade surrounding your radial saw sort of like a playpen.Chucklive, work, build, ...better with wood

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   McDesign | Sep 25, 2006 08:34pm | #11

   The box on the wall is a circulating air cleaner - Delta.  Never gets cold enough here that a 110-V electric heater won't heat it - it's well insulated .

   The wood shop is walk-in on the West side; sides and back are 3-4' below grade.  The (5) steps go up that grade East to the garage / metal shop / storage area, a 22' x 14' slab on grade bldg - it has a roll up door on the North end.  It also has a covered porch and a nice door, porch swing and porch light on the street side, so everything hides behind what looks like a tiny cottage

   It's kind of an accretion of growth as my needs for space increased!

   Attached on the West side is 20' x 30' pole barn for wood storage and to park the camper.

   Forrest

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   oldfred | Sep 25, 2006 05:29pm | #8

   Thanks for posting the pics.   OK to e-mail you with some questions on size, vac system, etc.?

   For anyone interested in more shop views, check out   http://www.shoptours.org/

   And now, back to our original program.......

    

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   Francorosso | Sep 25, 2006 06:15pm | #9

   All posters,

   Thanks for the suggestions. I was thinking of hanging  2x6's under the workbench, but I figured there has to be other ways and you all showed them to me. Now if I can figure out why I attached a photo to my original posting and it didn't show up. Anybody had the same issue?

   Frank

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   McDesign | Sep 25, 2006 08:20pm | #10

   Sure!

   Forrest