Al R's cabinet for right side of table saw.

"Ace" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:COthd.351875$D%.132814@attbi_s51...
> To AL R.
> I saved a posting you submitted last March on this news group pertaining to
> the cabinet for the right side of
> your table saw. You did a beautiful job on it and I would like to make one
> for my saw too.

Thanks for the kind compliment.

>I just bought a Grizzly G0444Z with the long 70" rails. How
> did you construct it, did you make a frame first and attach the melamine
> panels to it or did you screw the panels together and then build the
> drawers?

I started with a Delta contractor saw with a standard extension table w/ legs. It is fairly standard cabinet construction, much
like a kitchen base cabinet except that there are two "working" sides. The cabinet is constructed from 3/4" melamine and the doors
and drawer fronts are made of 1/2" melamine. There were no mechanical fasterners used, just glue and biscuits.

>Is there a plan available I can buy for it?
> Thank you for your help and all the best to you and yours.
>

I designed it from scratch and as such, there are no plans for sale. I do have the drawings that I made in AutoCAD if that would be
of some use to you. If you want, I can convert them to DXF, or perhaps some other format. If you want them, I will give them to
you. All that I ask is that you do not make commercial use of them.

I hope this helps.

--
Al Reid

<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> would like to see that also,
> I have been wanting to make a cabinet for my Delta saw also.
> The dxf plans woud be a great start.
>

Assuming that your email address is correct, I will zip and send the DXF to you this evening. If your email is not correct, please
post it.

--
Al Reid

"bob" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I don't have CAD software, but a couple of good pictures would be great.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bob
>

Bob,

I will see if I can convert it into TIFF or PDF. If your email address is not correct, post the correct one or remove the DASH from
mine and email me.

If I can't convert the file, I will post pictures on ABPW.

--

Al Reid

"Al Reid" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> "bob" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > I don't have CAD software, but a couple of good pictures would be great.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Bob
> >
>
> Bob,
>
> I will see if I can convert it into TIFF or PDF. If your email address is not correct, post the correct one or remove the DASH
from
> mine and email me.
>

A minor correction. Do not remove the DASH but change it to a dash (-)

Sorry!

> If I can't convert the file, I will post pictures on ABPW.
>
> --
>
> Al Reid
>
>

I don't have CAD software, but a couple of good pictures would be great.

Thanks.

Bob

"Al Reid" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Ace" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:COthd.351875$D%.132814@attbi_s51...
>> To AL R.
>> I saved a posting you submitted last March on this news group pertaining
>> to
>> the cabinet for the right side of
>> your table saw. You did a beautiful job on it and I would like to make
>> one
>> for my saw too.
>
> Thanks for the kind compliment.
>
>>I just bought a Grizzly G0444Z with the long 70" rails. How
>> did you construct it, did you make a frame first and attach the melamine
>> panels to it or did you screw the panels together and then build the
>> drawers?
>
> I started with a Delta contractor saw with a standard extension table w/
> legs. It is fairly standard cabinet construction, much
> like a kitchen base cabinet except that there are two "working" sides.
> The cabinet is constructed from 3/4" melamine and the doors
> and drawer fronts are made of 1/2" melamine. There were no mechanical
> fasterners used, just glue and biscuits.
>
>>Is there a plan available I can buy for it?
>> Thank you for your help and all the best to you and yours.
>>
>
> I designed it from scratch and as such, there are no plans for sale. I do
> have the drawings that I made in AutoCAD if that would be
> of some use to you. If you want, I can convert them to DXF, or perhaps
> some other format. If you want them, I will give them to
> you. All that I ask is that you do not make commercial use of them.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> --
> Al Reid
>
>

Thanks Al,
that is my home address,
Please email to
[email protected]

Thanks.
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> would like to see that also,
> I have been wanting to make a cabinet for my Delta saw also.
> The dxf plans woud be a great start.
>
> "Al Reid" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> "Ace" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:COthd.351875$D%.132814@attbi_s51...
>>> To AL R.
>>> I saved a posting you submitted last March on this news group pertaining
>>> to
>>> the cabinet for the right side of
>>> your table saw. You did a beautiful job on it and I would like to make
>>> one
>>> for my saw too.
>>
>> Thanks for the kind compliment.
>>
>>>I just bought a Grizzly G0444Z with the long 70" rails. How
>>> did you construct it, did you make a frame first and attach the melamine
>>> panels to it or did you screw the panels together and then build the
>>> drawers?
>>
>> I started with a Delta contractor saw with a standard extension table w/
>> legs. It is fairly standard cabinet construction, much
>> like a kitchen base cabinet except that there are two "working" sides.
>> The cabinet is constructed from 3/4" melamine and the doors
>> and drawer fronts are made of 1/2" melamine. There were no mechanical
>> fasterners used, just glue and biscuits.
>>
>>>Is there a plan available I can buy for it?
>>> Thank you for your help and all the best to you and yours.
>>>
>>
>> I designed it from scratch and as such, there are no plans for sale. I
>> do have the drawings that I made in AutoCAD if that would be
>> of some use to you. If you want, I can convert them to DXF, or perhaps
>> some other format. If you want them, I will give them to
>> you. All that I ask is that you do not make commercial use of them.
>>
>> I hope this helps.
>>
>> --
>> Al Reid
>>
>>
>
>

would like to see that also,
I have been wanting to make a cabinet for my Delta saw also.
The dxf plans woud be a great start.

"Al Reid" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Ace" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:COthd.351875$D%.132814@attbi_s51...
>> To AL R.
>> I saved a posting you submitted last March on this news group pertaining
>> to
>> the cabinet for the right side of
>> your table saw. You did a beautiful job on it and I would like to make
>> one
>> for my saw too.
>
> Thanks for the kind compliment.
>
>>I just bought a Grizzly G0444Z with the long 70" rails. How
>> did you construct it, did you make a frame first and attach the melamine
>> panels to it or did you screw the panels together and then build the
>> drawers?
>
> I started with a Delta contractor saw with a standard extension table w/
> legs. It is fairly standard cabinet construction, much
> like a kitchen base cabinet except that there are two "working" sides.
> The cabinet is constructed from 3/4" melamine and the doors
> and drawer fronts are made of 1/2" melamine. There were no mechanical
> fasterners used, just glue and biscuits.
>
>>Is there a plan available I can buy for it?
>> Thank you for your help and all the best to you and yours.
>>
>
> I designed it from scratch and as such, there are no plans for sale. I do
> have the drawings that I made in AutoCAD if that would be
> of some use to you. If you want, I can convert them to DXF, or perhaps
> some other format. If you want them, I will give them to
> you. All that I ask is that you do not make commercial use of them.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> --
> Al Reid
>
>