Most of the small parts have been inventoried and binned for storage. I have a bunch of extra bins for holding manufactured parts and small assemblies.
Larger parts have been hung on the pegboard...
...in cubbys...
Another shot of sheet metal portion of work area.
Setting up the chop saw for cutting the angle. I used a harder, laminate blade from Harbor Freight. Because the blade was smaller, I needed to put a board on the base to raise the cut line. Note that both ends of angle are clamped in 2 axis.
I used eye and hearing protection. These DeWalt glasses have slip "readers" in the bottom. Order on-line. I used a squirt of WD-40 every 2-3 cuts.
Measure twice & cut once!
This really cuts well.
The cutting really throws a lot of chips!
All finished in 1 day...no mistakes!
