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12-03-2008, 14:22
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Re: pit design
We used two craftsman tool benches and put a piece of plywood across it making tool storage and a workbench. On top of the plywood we screwed down a small bandsaw, a small harbor press, and a small drill press. It really helps if you need to fix something on the fly and if any team at the comp needs something fixed the can us any of them.
Jake 
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