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I've had the Ridgid spindle/belt sander for years and finally got around to building the seemingly obligatory flip-top cart for it to sit on. I ended up building the "Fisher Flip Top Cart" version and mounted my Work Sharp 3000 to the other side because I can't think of a case when I would use both of these tools at the same time. I choose this version because I liked his solution for integrating the power cords of both tools. More details about the design can be found here.
I had to make the drawer and cabinet sides 2" taller than the plans to accommodate the glass wheels for the Work Sharp and didn't have any walnut to make a drawer pull out of (beech wood had to suffice). I used 2" locking swivel casters and had to order the swivel locks from amazon because I couldn't find them in the box stores.
I will probably come up with better organization for the drawer but this works for now.
I had to make the drawer and cabinet sides 2" taller than the plans to accommodate the glass wheels for the Work Sharp and didn't have any walnut to make a drawer pull out of (beech wood had to suffice). I used 2" locking swivel casters and had to order the swivel locks from amazon because I couldn't find them in the box stores.
I will probably come up with better organization for the drawer but this works for now.
