Brief Description: Built sawhorse for fuse riveting
I used the wing spar box and cut a 3 foot section off the end to use as my table top for the saw horse. I cut down some 2x4's that I had around the shop and used those for legs. The bottoms being cut 15 degrees to sit flush on the floor after the angled installation. I beefed up the inside attach point with more 2x4's and across the lower part of the legs. After it was done I jumped up and down on it. It is very sturdy.
For the rear of the fuse I will use my DRDT2 table as it is about 10" higher than the new sawhorse. When I flip the fuse over, I can also flip the DRDT2 table over and have them at about the same height.
