TS Outfeed Table Complete

[blazeman45]

As I prepare to start building my kitchen cabinets this week... I decided I needed to build an outfeed table first. It was built out of scrap pine and cypress and a piece of leftover laminate. Only cost was a sheet of MDF and the levelers. :eusa_danc Due to the sliding table on my saw... I had to engineer an insert. Also installed a shelf to hold the insert when it is removed. The insert locks in and is held down with magnets.

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Insert installed

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Insert removed and sliding table forward.

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[MarkE]

Excellent! :icon_thum

 

[MikeH]

That's awesome! :icon_thum

 

[Joe Scharle]

Nice :eusa_danc

 

[Canuck]

Looks great and a whole lot safer on the outfeed end for those chunks of plywood.:icon_thum

Wayne

 

[LeftyTom]

Looks spiffy. :icon_thum

 

[woodlaker2]

Sorry Steve. I just shot part of my initial reply into cyber space???? Anyway you made a great looking OF table. Can you share your demensions along with how you attached it to your saw? Looks like you have a Unisaw and I do too.

Thanks
Ray

 

[Glennbear]

Nicely done Steve, the insert for the saw slide is pretty slick. :wsmile:

 

[toolferone]

Nice looking table. I like the idea of using magnets to hold the extra piece in place. I noticed there is no slot on the table for a miter gauge. Is that because you use the sliding table instead?

 

[blazeman45]

Can you share your demensions along with how you attached it to your saw? Looks like you have a Unisaw and I do too.

Ray... It is 56" long x 50" wide...

I dadoed a piece of hard wood the thickness (minus laminate and 1/32") above the angle iron on the back of my saw. I then attached the hardwood to the mdf with biscuits. I installed threaded inserts into the hardwood and then bolted it from the bottom. It is very secure. I will try and take a better pic of that so you can see it.

Tom... Yes I use the sliding table and have yet to need the miter slot... If I do need it down the road I will route it out then.

Thanks for the compliments... I am very happy with it!!

 

[Bryan S]

Looks well designed and thought out for your needs. It is also something I need to do.