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Hi Darrell, thanks for the complement on the outfeed table!
The short-section of the table is mounted to the tablesaw with three pieces of heavy duty angle iron. I made angle iron hangers, to use existing holes on the tablesaw to mount the stretchers. The larger table is mounted to the short section with a long piano hinge.
Picture link.
The large table is supported by the two folding legs on one end, and the piano hinge on the other end. The folding legs are mounted with heavy-duty hinges.
Heavy duty hinges
The legs are locked in place with the large wing-nut as shown in this picture.
The table was not intended to be a work bench - more like a heavy-duty table.
The short-section of the table is mounted to the tablesaw with three pieces of heavy duty angle iron. I made angle iron hangers, to use existing holes on the tablesaw to mount the stretchers. The larger table is mounted to the short section with a long piano hinge.
Picture link.
The large table is supported by the two folding legs on one end, and the piano hinge on the other end. The folding legs are mounted with heavy-duty hinges.
Heavy duty hinges
The legs are locked in place with the large wing-nut as shown in this picture.
The table was not intended to be a work bench - more like a heavy-duty table.