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WORKSHOP<br />

building the stqfion<br />

Ifyou're building this workstation, itt a sure<br />

bet you already have the most important<br />

thing - a pocket-hole jig.To make assembling<br />

the workstation quick and easy, you<br />

can use the jig itself to create the joinery.<br />

It's also used as an alignment tool when<br />

building the workstation.<br />

Build the Base - The first step is to<br />

build the base of the workstation<br />

(Construction View). It provides the main support<br />

for the two wings and houses the plastic<br />

storage ffays.<br />

The base consisb of a3/4" plywood boaom<br />

(A), t*o end pieces (B), and a sub-top (C).The<br />

ends and sub-top form an inverted U-shaped<br />

assembly that creates an opening for the trays.<br />

To make it easy to slide the trays in and out,<br />

size the opening so it's 3/s" wider than the<br />

combined width of the trays. This provides<br />

1/s" clearance on the sides of the traw, and also<br />

between each one.<br />

coNsTRucTroN vrEw<br />

After cutting the base pieces to size, itt just<br />

a matter of drilling pocket holes and screwing<br />

them together (Front View Detail).Then, to<br />

prevent the trays from slipping out when<br />

transporting the workstation, add a couple<br />

of stops (D).These narrow strips of wood<br />

butt agairst the front and back ofthe trala and<br />

are glued in place.<br />

Support'Wings - The next step is to<br />

add the two support wings (E).They"sandwich"<br />

the pocket-hole jig between them,<br />

forming a large, continuous worksuface.<br />

To end up with a flat, level surface, the<br />

wings must be flush with the jig base.A set<br />

of four spacers (F) elevate the wings to<br />

accomplish that (Spaeer Detail). Plane the<br />

spacers to the appropriate thickness.Then<br />

use the pocket-hole jig to position the<br />

spacers and glue them to the sub-top. In<br />

the same way, use the jig to position the<br />

wings and attach them with screws.<br />

A A mounfing hole in the bose of the<br />

workstotion lets you hong it on the<br />

woll for storoge. <strong>Wood</strong> stops keep<br />

the plostic troys from slipping ouf.<br />

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