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Seeing I'm on some annual leave I'm actually getting a chance to use my workshop rather than using it for storage. So I've started to organise it.
The first project over the last few days has been to build a table for my 6040 CNC that I can wheel around as its been sitting on a fixed table since I emptied out my storage units.
After building the table I added some drawers to store all the relevant bits and pieces for the CNC.
I'll post the plans shortly as I can't upload PDFs
I did want to build it a bit longer at 1200mm however was limited to the lengths of 35x70 timber available so is slightly shorter by 60mm than my posted plans
I couldn't upload PDF so have uploaded a screenshot of the plans I drew up in Fusion 360. As you can see they don't include the drawers as these were done in situ after the build.
Some notes:
- I used pocket holes for all frame and drawer joints with the exception of the legs
- All the frame timbers were the short offcuts available from Bunnings.
- Adjust leg heights to suit
- Drawer Boxes and frame I used 15mm ply
- Drawer bottoms 6mm ply
I used https://www.cutlistoptimizer.com/ for my drawer sheet cuts which is free for up to 10 optimisations per day.
