| Project by Tkuzma | posted 04-22-2013 07:16 AM | 48017 views | 48 times favorited | 21 comments |  |
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I finally finished my table. My room is limited so I tried to make it as versatile as possible. I put it on wheels that can be leveled because sometimes I need to pull my table saw out further to cut large stock. I can also pull it away from the saw to work all the way around it. I used 5/4 maple stock on 3/4 ply and 3/4 MDF. It’s trimmed with 8/4 by 6” maple with dog holes and a large vise. I hand planed the top (whew!). I also installed 4 drawers as well as jig storage underneath. I tried to use bulldog brackets for the wheels but they collapsed so I beefed it up with 3/16 angle iron. Finished with 4 coats Arm-R-Seal and a couple coats of wax to reduce any friction. So far it works like a dream!
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djg
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#1 posted 04-22-2013 09:28 AM
very nice, I love seeing multipurpose fixtures in the shop.
-- DJG
kdc68
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#2 posted 04-22-2013 10:36 AM
Looks great ! Having a multipurpose worksurface is a must in a small shop…
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ChrisK
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#3 posted 04-22-2013 12:08 PM
That is one nice out feed / assembly table. Puts mine to shame.
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Kaleb the Swede
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#4 posted 04-22-2013 12:11 PM
That’s how you do it right there. Small shop make use of the space. Great job sir!
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hotbyte
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#5 posted 04-22-2013 01:12 PM
That is indeed very nice! I like how you mounted the rails/casters. Will keep that design in mind for future shop needs :)
Rex B
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#6 posted 04-22-2013 01:15 PM
Gorgeous table man! I would love to have an assembly surface that large.
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b2rtch
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#7 posted 04-22-2013 01:29 PM
Sweet, functional and gorgeous.
Congratulations
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woodsyguy81
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#8 posted 04-22-2013 04:11 PM
Hand planed the top… glutton for punishment, eh?! That’s a stout looking outfeed table, very nice!
-- Loving the outdoors since 1981!
ScottKaye
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#9 posted 04-22-2013 04:53 PM
Awesome… you wouldn’t happen to have a SketchUp drawing of that build would you? If so, can you share it?
Thanks
Scott
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GlennsGrandson
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#10 posted 04-22-2013 05:08 PM
Wow, impressive!
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hoss12992
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#11 posted 04-22-2013 05:09 PM
Great job. Love the design and craftsmanship!
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Ryan Haasen
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#12 posted 04-22-2013 05:26 PM
That’s a great table!!! Nice work!
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Timthemailman
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#13 posted 04-22-2013 05:44 PM
Looks like a Dream Too. Great job.
scottr
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#14 posted 04-22-2013 06:03 PM
Impressive to say the least! Is this a brainchild of your own of are there plans? This is exactly the style outfeed/workbench table ive been looking for. The mobility, fuctionality and durability is ideal for my needs and I would love some feedback. Any help in that aspect would be greatly appriciated.
Thanks!
-- Scott
Tkuzma
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#15 posted 04-22-2013 07:47 PM
Thanks for all the positive comments on my table. That’s why I like using this site! I did not use any plans to build this project. I knew the purpose of the table and built it around the space I needed. I started from the ground up and made changes as I went. My top was the last part of the project.
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