Hi to all,
sorry for the not-so-important question but I need to ask and hope someone can answer.
I have a tool cabinet matching my early FP2, the one-piece item with the 6 drawers at the top and, below that, a door with a moving shelf plus the bottom shelf. This one here:
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(semi taken-apart due to internal moving etc).
The FP2 manual provides guidelines as to what goes where, which is ok for the big stuff like the rotary table, but has no pics showing how they intended for the rest of the tools to be arranged. There are wooden jigs at the bottom of the drawers, some self explanatory, some not. I am certainly not as clever as the cabinet designer, so it's not obvious to me which of the small (and not so small...) tools goes where. On top of this I am short on time, so it's not easy to try and reverse engineer all hooks, and, I may have ended up with extra tooling that might not have a place in the cabinet to begin with.
In any case, some of the drawers are still a mess. If anyone has insight, or, preferably, pictures showing the intended tool arrangement, it would be highly appreciated. Not all will fit the 'deckel way' but I would like to see how the thing was designed and use this as a guideline.
Thanks in advance.
King regards,
thanos
sorry for the not-so-important question but I need to ask and hope someone can answer.
I have a tool cabinet matching my early FP2, the one-piece item with the 6 drawers at the top and, below that, a door with a moving shelf plus the bottom shelf. This one here:
(semi taken-apart due to internal moving etc).
The FP2 manual provides guidelines as to what goes where, which is ok for the big stuff like the rotary table, but has no pics showing how they intended for the rest of the tools to be arranged. There are wooden jigs at the bottom of the drawers, some self explanatory, some not. I am certainly not as clever as the cabinet designer, so it's not obvious to me which of the small (and not so small...) tools goes where. On top of this I am short on time, so it's not easy to try and reverse engineer all hooks, and, I may have ended up with extra tooling that might not have a place in the cabinet to begin with.
In any case, some of the drawers are still a mess. If anyone has insight, or, preferably, pictures showing the intended tool arrangement, it would be highly appreciated. Not all will fit the 'deckel way' but I would like to see how the thing was designed and use this as a guideline.
Thanks in advance.
King regards,
thanos