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CNC / Assembly table build

Hi all,

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

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Seaton

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

Seaton

I used https://www.cutlistoptimizer.com/ for my drawer sheet cuts which is free for up to 10 optimisations per day.

cutlist-optimizer_2020-05-07 (2).jpeg

Jason

Well done @Seaton, love your work. Thanks for sharing such detail so members can reproduce your handiwork.

Jason

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