Thank you.
On the “another 4” (approx) space to the back to connect accessories"… if I am mounting it to a piece of plywood on the side of table base… near table top… I thought I would be plugging in all the wires with the control box detached… then once everything is attached, mount it to plywood. Sound correct?
Band saw cut rough 2x4s, 1 sheet of 3/4 underlayment , 1 sheet of MDF. and various scrap around the shop. All screwed with GRK screws.
Two draws on the left to collect what ever needed to stash. I put a shelf under to stow away the removable waste board when in use. I should be able to carve on 4x4, 6x6 and 8x8 stock.
Still waiting for my 1F delivery NEXT WEEK!!!
Eric
Great job on the photos it makes your vision very clear. What size is the table and the size of the removable section. Sounds like your are heading for some 3D carving. An aside you mentioned rough sawn 2x4s. Do you have a portable mill. I have been using a Hudson mill for many years. Now back on topic. I am eager to see your carvings. Good luck setting up your mill next week!
Dave
A little late chiming in, would that be Curly/Wormy Maple?
Man this looks really good. I like the ability to access the machine all the way around.
Thx Donnovan…appreciate it.
Making me want to redo mine but that would be way too much work and money. 
Better late than never. Good guess but it is quarter sawn American Sycamore. Great wood to work with, quite stable.
Looking like the machine is a few weeks behind schedule. getting my hopes up for first week of May.
Got my order in, one Woodworker coming to Scotland sometime in July/August.
In the mean time I’m planning on something like this… I took a good bit of inspiration from @rcincorona (tips hat). It’s going to be up against a wall so no need for access to the rear.
All the wood is here and most of the smaller components, still need to order the glass for the front, but other than that I think I’m about ready to start cutting timber 
Thx for the hat tip @AndrewBrown !
I’m due to get mine in the next couple of weeks so I’ll hopefully have a few more pics. Happy building!
@rcincorona you’re very welcome. This is my second version. After I saw yours I scrapped the whole design and started again. I love the big windows and flip front. Hopefully the MDF will keep the noise down a bit too. Looking forward to see what else you’re doing with your build.
Hey @AndrewBrown
I used 2 layers of 1/2” baltic for a total of 1” for 95% of it. Due to the design, it needed a little extra rigidity so i added 1/8” thick steel bands in a few strategic places. You can see a couple in the attached pic. Also added some elbows, trying not to add bulk inside where the vac hose will move around.
Thanks for the info @rcincorona
I’m going for 18mm mdf with 45x45mm pine bracing where the edges meet. Plus a brace across the roof where the main shell and door meet too. It should be strong enough to support its own weight. If not I have access to a 1kW fibre laser and CNC press brake, so I can knock out some 3mm steel strengthening gussets easily enough (the perks of working at a large university 
) I haven’t settled on a hose boom design yet but I think I’m going to use the pwnCNC dust shoe as I like the rear facing hose route. Once I get the box built I’ll have a better look at what’s going to fit in nicely.
@AndrewBrown
An aside…One thing I particularly enjoy about this forum is all the folks from outside the USA. At our core, all crafters and woodworkers are the same.
I’m also starting to get more comfortable with the the whole metric thing…which is a good thing!
@rcincorona ha ha. That’s funny because I’m finding myself getting better acquainted with imperial speeds and feeds, due to the amount of American CNC YouTube videos, before converting back to metric:)
Here is what I got done this weekend. I am still two months away on my 1F but just getting things going. Planning on a bottom shelf and or cabinet. Still need to run a separate power for the 1F.
Looks great. Is that the 44"x44" table frame? I am planning to use the same one. The only difference is I am putting mine on casters and using 2 pieces of 49"x65"x1" MDF trimmed in hardwood for the table top.
Are you hooking your 1F to a dedicated Dust Right?
Grant,
Yes that is a 44x44 kreg table. I saw someone else on here do the same setup. It is 48"x60" and I am going to get some White oak or something hard to trim it out. Not sure I need 60" as I was planning on mounting the controller under the table top or on the bottom shelf. I still need to add the shelf. The Big box store did not have the normal MDF so I picked up this particleboard MDF since it was $30 a board. I have a portable 750 Dustright coming but I think if I like that I will get the wall mounted 650 to hook up to my 1F. I need to run power then play the waiting game. I had read that the table on casters was a little shaky so I opted for the legs for stability.
James