The cabinet and the recess and the drawer which are about 1500x900x350mm (60x35x14") house the most usual accessories of the combination machine in a room available within two meters from the workstation.

In the below picture and hung along the back wall you may barely see the wagon carriage extension and side by side the rip fence extension leant on the three-meter straight edge. As for the inside cabinet, the following description start from the top toward the bottom :

• Top shelf
  • Only accommodates disposable bottom bags of the dust collector.
• Fourth floor
  • The veneer resawing fixture hangs along the back wall.
  • The veneer strip ripping jig lays just before the above.
  • The same with the loose-tongue jig.
  • The circle fixture keeps within arm reach in the forefront.
  • The versatile angle fixture can be grasped at first put onto the circle fixture.
• Third level
  • Technical or user manuals and so forth into four piled drawers.
  • The adjustable repositioning gauges are on the left hand side.
  • The back support of the rip fence in the same box than above.
• Second stage
  • The spindle moulder sanding disk hangs over the tenoning fence.
  • That also houses the score unit .
  • The edging fixture stands in the left hand side.
  • The three mortising back stops leans on the cabinet side.
  • The cross-cut fence hangs along the back.
• Base
  • The modified ring fence with the carriage handle are in the right.
  • Then the saw blade rack that also houses a sanding disk.
  • With the wheel module pressure and a push block and a thin push stick onto.
  • The pull out box housing the clamping knobs and two carriage hold-downs.
  • The double pad hold-down and a shop-made one lay onto the drawer box.
  • The mortising bits stand in a rack screwed against the left side.
  • A set of replacing gears for the power feeder hangs with the dedicated wrench.

Here are the accessories put away between the top cabinet and the worktop :

• The spindle moulder fence on its sled.
• The back stops of the continuity plate hooked along the back wall.
• The sliding guide ring box.
• The recess rings put onto a hung shelf.
• The mitre gauge hangs upside down with its clip-on table just behind.
• The scaled side extension hangs behind too, under the top cabinet.

The underneath drawer holds the spindle moulder cutter heads and the planer knifes with its magnet jig as well as some sanding sleeves right at the rear of the following tools, from right to left :

• The universal profile/rabbet block with some steel knives and disposable inserts.
• In the front corner stands the 45° cutter head for mitring stick frame as instance.
• The adjustable grooving cutters machining perfect finger joints.
• The rings and shims and base accommodating the virtual spindle.
• In front of the two above boxes lays the tube used for adjusting without measuring.
• The v-glue joint cutter head and the adjustable chamfer block.
• The second adjustable cutter head with disposable insert and the protractor.
• Then the sanding drum laid just before.
• And the spiral jointing cutter head with two fitted ball bearings in front.