Dutch Lowrider V4 build near Nijmegen

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Cool. There’s been a few table ideas for saving space for some inspiration

Tilting Table Build

Going to start this post just to get some pics out there for anyone thinking about a tilting table. Still have a few things to finish up on it then I will do a really in depth video about the table and all the other tweaks I’ve made to the Lowrider… So I have a table built from 2 1/2" metal studs skinned with 1/4" masonite hardboard. This mounts to a tilting stand with support legs. Need to add a locking mechanism to the rolling portion and leveling feet to the legs then the table is complet…

Electrically operated tilt-away/roll-away table base

Okay, so I don’t have the incredible creativity of @bitingmidge (those fenders… just wow!), or the incredible design and remix skills of @DougJoseph (where do I even begin…), or the incredible engineering skills and generosity of @vicious1 (creating the amazing LR3 and then putting the plans online for free? Any thanks seem inadequate), but here is my humble contribution to the LR3 community. So my problem was that my full size (63" x 120"“) LR3 table took up almost my entire garage, and my wi…

LowRider 2 Folding Table

I need to build a table for my LowRider. I haven’t quite figured out what I would like to build for a table. Somewhere on here I came across this “folding workbench for workshop” table. I like the fact that you can fold it up and put it away. Can the LowRider 2 be stored in the vertical position? I’m thinking I could have two dowels to rest it on and secure it with a strap or something. [attachment file=73724]   [2.jpg]

Mobile MPCNC/foldable MPCNC/ Flip-up MPCNC

Hello, I wanted to show you my MPCNC construction because I haven’t seen it before and I thought it might help some people with space problems to build a larger MPCNC. By folding it I save half the space. I can drive the construction through all doors and open it anywhere and start milling. The only thing missing now are 4 solid feet that I have to attach to the bottom of the wooden board for stiffnes. The two table feet can be removed with one hand, I just forgot to take a picture of them rem…