Description
***BUILD PLANS – PDF DOWNLOAD***
Having an outfeed table makes using the table saw safer and more convenient. This robust outfeed table can also double as a workbench It’s equipped with casters for easy mobility and with heavy duty leveling feet for even the most uneven floors. The top of the workbench is black melamine. Not only does it look great, it’s also sleek to reduce friction when used as an outfeed table and resists glue and stains from adhering to the work surface when used as an assembly table. (You can always use plywood instead if you prefer)
These downloadable plans include 10 pages of information including: dimensions, cut list, cutting diagrams, 3D assembly diagrams, materials lists and other resources.
The plans are designed to be used in combination with the YouTube video and/or written article which provide step-by-step instructions.
*Measurements in the plans are imperial, not metric.
Bobby Kerr (verified owner) –
I recently purchased the plans for this work station and was quite pleased with the overall package
Plans were clear and instructional video also helped with great details and tips
I did modify the table somewhat but base plans saved me a lot of time just the same
My Modifications included using 3/4” maple veneer plywood rather than 5/8” black Masonite; centre & lower shelves were 1/2” maple veneer plywood; I made all 4 legs as 2/4 in “L” shape rather than just 2 ; I added a solid white ash hardwood perimeter trim and mitred the corners ; I did not add rollers as mine will be stationary; height is a little higher to meet height of my table saw. Finally I also increased overall size to 39”x 65” to suit my needs
I would certainly recommend these plans as well worth it! Tks DIY Mtl
Bobby
Bobby
Gary Campbell (verified owner) –
I bought these plans because I like the idea of an outfeed table/assembly table that is adjustable to an uneven floor. The plan looks great and the video was very helpful. Anyone who can follow clear instructions can build this table. I’m going to add a few T-tracks and extend my saw’s miter slot into the table. Thanks, Marie!