Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Portable Plane Carrier--Ideas?
Joe Hurst
>I've seen an impressive array of in-shop solutions for plans and saws, but I have to ask...what do you guys use to transport your planes out of the shop?
So far, I've resorted to wrapping a few of my users in old dishtowels and gingerly placing them in the bottom of my toolbox, but there's got to be a better way.
Suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
-Joe
Re: Portable Plane Carrier--Ideas? *LINK*
Robert Tarr
>Hey Joe,
Here is a good site filled with information about tools, benches (including travel benches), and tool storage. I am attaching a link that is specific to your question, albeit, for carrying a full compliment of Neander tools.
Hope this helps.
Robert
Bob's workshop
Re: Portable Plane Carrier--Ideas?
Ernie Miller Topeka
>It would be nice to see a picture of the door with the tools in it but that looks like a nice traviling kit.
Re: Portable Plane Carrier--Ideas? *LINK*
Tim Caley - North Little Rock
>Ernie;
If you will look on this page and scroll almost to the bottom of the page, it shows a pretty good picture of the door.
Tool Storage
Re: Thanks
Ernie Miller Topeka
>It looks like he has room for a few more tools in that box.
Ralph's Tote *LINK*
Kirk in HMB, CA
>Galoot Ralph Brendler put together a pretty cool tool tote for going to a WW class. Here's a link to it.
Ralph's Tool Tote
Re: Ralph's Tote
Scott Post
>Here's a picture of Ralph's tool tote together with mine (mine's in front). That's Tod Herrli in the background.
Re: Ralph's Tote
Roger Nixon
>Thanks Scott. Yours is a lot closer to my skill level plus I can always get Ernie to empty it.
Re: Ralph's Tote
MikeL in SoCal
>Not bad Scott - if you're tools were purchased at Harbor Freight. But if you've got some old classics in there, at least show them the respect of using a Guinness box.
Cheers! :-)
Mike