My CNC was originally designed to have a very low overall height to be able to fit under a desk. But since I now keep the CNC in the Devex workshop there is no need for the low profile. It is also very inconvenient with the low working position so I decided to build something that would give the CNC a better height.
I came up with the following design in Freecad. It is a frame built out of 45x95 mm construction lumber (spruce). However the lumber I got from the store was skewed so I planned them down to 40x90 mm. The frame have integrated drawer slides inspired by this design: http://jerswoodshop.com/scrap-storage-drawers/
Assembling the frame
All the pieces where cut on my Luna Master W57 combination machine.
After the first section of the frame hade been glued I could make the cutouts for the longitudal crossmembers.
Assembling the drawers
I built the drawers out of 10 mm plywood.
Creating the pulls
Finishing
I applied a couple coats of spray laquer on the drawer pulls.
Mount the CNC on the stand
I first disassembled the wheels from the CNC.
The wheels were then attached to the bottom of the frame.
Lifting the CNC to its right place was quite a cumbersome task.
The cutouts on the top of the frame matches the profile of the CNC.
Mounting the pulls
The finished CNC drawers stand
