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"Carousel Shop Table"
It puts my shop tools right at my fingertips without having to do any walking," says Wess Cornelius, Winlock, Wash., who converted a round wooden kitchen table into a rotating shop table.
He started with a 4-ft. dia. wooden table with a single leg leading down to a metal base. He cut the pipe off, then slipped a
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"Carousel Shop Table" ENGINES Engines 31-2-38 It puts my shop tools right at my fingertips without having to do any walking," says Wess Cornelius, Winlock, Wash., who converted a round wooden kitchen table into a rotating shop table.
He started with a 4-ft. dia. wooden table with a single leg leading down to a metal base. He cut the pipe off, then slipped another pipe of smaller diameter inside the cut-off pipe, Then he welded the smaller diameter pipe to the base of the table.
He can raise the table to the elevation he wants by adjusting a collar that he mounted on the bottom pipe.
"It's amazing how well it works," says Wess. "Sometimes I line up tools and parts around the entire perimeter of the table. That way I can stand in one place and work on multiple facets of a project. I lay something out, and as I need a tool or part I can grab hold of the table and bring the tool to me. I bolted a vise to the table because a vise comes in handy for many different projects. "
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Wess Cornelius, 1312 Ferrier Rd., Winlock, Wash. 98596 (ph 360 785-4178).
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