Lorsque j’ai acheté ma dégauchisseuse j’avais amplement de place dans mon atelier de garage. Aujourd’hui celle-ci prend trop de place dans mon atelier de sous-sol. Ma solution : réduire son empattement. Cette première photo représente les pièces de l’ancien support, sauf les boulons et les écrous.
When I purchased my jointer I had plenty of space in my garage workshop. Today this one takes too much space in my basement workshop. My solution : downsizing its footprint. This first photo shows my former stand parts, except bolts and nuts.
J’ai remplacé le support par celui-ci, fait maison en 2011 avec uniquement six planches (lien), lesquelles sont collées et vissées dans des rainures.
I swapped the support with this one, homemade in 2011 using only six boards (link), which are glued and screwed in dadoes.
L’interrupteur est maintenant face à l’utilisateur.
The switch is now on the business end.
Ici vous pouvez observer le support sur une base roulante. La flèche indique la base roulante de l’ancien support.
Here you can observe the support on a mobile base. The arrow shows the mobile base of the former support.
Pour donner une meilleure idée, voici les deux bases roulantes côte à côte. Pas mal, non ?
To give you a better idea, here are the mobile bases side by side. Not bad, right ?
Comme quelques autres, le support sera rangé, au cas où, de même que sa base roulante.
As few others, the support will be stored, just in case, as well as its mobile base.
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Atelier du Bricoleur (menuiserie)…..…… Woodworking Hobbyist's Workshop 
Fait maison en…1911? Eh ben… Vous êtes en forme!
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Corrigé. Merci.
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Serge, How do I send an email to you? all addresses on your pages bounce….
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You will find my email address at the very top of the page under the Contact & Influence tab, or the right column under the same name category.
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Serge, that’s a lot of extra floor space you created like majic. Now you have space for a new tool. 🙂
Cheers Mark
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Hi Mark,
What about a 13″ resaw capacity band saw to fill that space ? 🙂
Best,
Serge
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Great job! I think you meant to say you built your sawhorses in 2011 rather than 1911 :-).
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Corrected. Thanks.
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Well I would say that’s cutting off some feet. Now I know you already have something in mind to put in that extra feet you just gained.L
OL thanks for sharing!
Be safe!
Claude
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What about a 13″ resaw capacity band saw to fill that space ? 🙂
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Salut serge
Comme quoi tu trouves encore de la place de disponible!!!!
Tu peux encore ranger plusieurs choses sous sa dégauchisseuse …
Bel exemple
bravo
Au plaisir
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Salut Jack,
C’est quasi miraculeux !
L’espace sous la dégauchisseuse est réservée pour un contenant à copeaux, cet outil en produisant beaucoup comme tu sais.
Merci et au plaisir…
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If there is anyone I know who knows how to save space, it’s you my friend.
Bravo!
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🙂
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You are so creative and because all our ideas I now have an interest in seeing a tour of your shop. Would you like to maybe do a posting on it?
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Hi Barry, If you take a look at the very top of each page of my blog, on the grey line, you will find two links for a shop tour, one having been posted in 2011 and the second in 2017. And yes sooner or later I will post what happened in my shop since the last tour.
Thank you for having taken the time to ask.
Best,
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So organized and so clean, wow! Is this in your basement or garage?
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If you look closer (ex. ceiling joists) you will conclude it’s a basement.
Here’s the link to a sketch of my basement shop, as well as the dimension. In the middle you will see a post, which is not find in a garage.
https://atelierdubricoleur.wordpress.com/atelier-workshop/workshop-sketch/
You’re right, with all that stuff, it has to be organized !
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