Table Saw Work Station

very very nice. I’ve liked this idea from the git go in Wood. The vise is a great addition also. I like what you’ve done with all of it. I know you’ll be liking it a lot

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Great job.
I’ve never seen anyone remove the legs of a 3650, which is a good saw on it’s own. But, I like this set up a lot better. I recognized the base of this right away. I built the same one, but with the flip top table. It’s in my blog. Seeing this, makes me want to finish mine.
Nice touch, adding the vise on the end.

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Great project!
That packs a lot of woodworking in to one unit.
Very smart idea.
I have been trying to compact my new shop space to fit my needs.

Now, where the heck have you been?
One project posted in almost 2 1/2 years?! LOL

Let’s start seeing some cool projects being knocked out with that awesome workstation!
You have no excuses with that set up now!

Quite a project. You sure did a good job

-- Gary, DeKalb Texas only 4 miles from the mill

Thats a neat idea.

I LOVE IT! A while back I took both my two big Delta contractor’s saws and bolted the cast iron tops side by side into one big double bladed saw, then threw out the legs and made a base cabinet with a giant bench like yours. It works fantastic!

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Excellent Job, Very Beautiful Cabinet, I am making mine from leftover wood scraps, Kind of like Dolly Parton’s song “Coat of Many Colors”. But it will be very useful just as yours will be now. Great job.

-- Mark, Katy, Texas, Did they give Noah a hardtime about the wood boat in his driveway

Wow. Impressive work station! Very very nice.

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Another great project and some more great ideas. I put it in my favorites.

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That looks fantastic,
I want to build something similliar around my Jet JPS, may I ask what issue of Wood magazine was this from?

-jeremy

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You sure have a lot goin on there! Nicely done.

-- bigfish "I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it." Vincent Van Gogh

Jeremy, the project was in Oct. 2003 and in Best-Ever Workshops 2008.

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I’m sorry Woodwrecker. I promise to do better. LOL

-- Building fine furniture in my driveway.

My what an impressive looking rig. You have built yourself something that should be putting a smile on your face for a long time. enjoy.

-- Darrell, making more sawdust than I know what to do with

Do you remember what issue? I’ve been think of doing that and yours convinced be to go ahead. Very nice.

-- Bryan