Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)
my sander had been bolted to a piece of plywood which was bolted to a regular old steel stand that was included in some tool or another. hated that stand; to move the sander, i had to scrape the stand along the garage floor an inch at a time.found this 1/2” sanded plywood at lowes a few days ago for just $30 a full sheet! bought 2 sheets, and asked the guys if they'd quarter it for me.it had this pretty cool stripe of color that i tried to keep for the drawer fronts.this little stand works out great. full extension slides on the drawers, full overlay rounded-edge fronts. 3/4 plywood top edge trimmed in pine. i gave the top a 1” overhang as a handy place to clamp.til now, my sandpaper was in the top drawer of the planer stand, the orbital was sometimes under the workbench, sometimes not, no clue where the sander belt was ;)now all the sandpaper, sanding blocks, sander, disks, and belts are all together and i'm a happy camperPS ordinarily, this thing is COVERED in sawdust, but i rolled it out in the driveway, used my ego blower and cleaned it up