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I got one of the lucky Ridgid R4512s. But I still suffer from having a very small work space about 12×14 in the corner of my basement. The door way is about 52 inches so to rip sheet goods I feed it that way. I wanted to make my table saw footprint more useful. So I did what most seem to...

This Extension Wing was made out of a piece of oak butcher block. The Wing has three runners also made out of the same butcher block. Two of the runner guides attached to the existing out-feed table and the third slides in the fence guide. The wing is about 9" wide. It doesn't extend the full...

This was a crazy fun and hard job. I was contacted by a private collector that said that they knew that I was a furnituremaker but,was wondering I could build the a display case for a few items. I wrote him back that morning and said I would have to look and see what he was looking for. If he...

This is my first completed project! This one was extremely difficult considering I had no workbench to build it on…just a 5 minute makeshift frame made out of 2X6 lumber and the garage floor. My dad knew I was ready for a workbench and sent one of his Woodworking magazines to me that had this...

To cut down on sawdust in my garage I decided that I needed a vacuum table. After looking over several YouTube videos, I decided to modify my idea and combine a vacuum table with a table saw out feed table and kill two birds with one stone. Now here's where I got lazy. I happened to be at my...

A very simple to make bathroom shelf unit. Actually it was overly simple. It is all made from recycled Rimu wood. Build video can be viewed here

Rental house. Will only be here for a year. My shop was lost in Sandy so this is the rebuild of my post-apocalyptic shop. With a one car garage, I need mobility and space. So here's my collapsible outfeed table. Better pictures to follow but you get the idea. Hope you like it. Pictures were...

This is the out-feed table that I built for my Sawstop. I used plywood, black laminate, and 1×4s. Entire project cost between $40 and $50. Gave me more work space than the $100 table from Sawstop. If you don't have an out-feed table, it is a major convenience in the shop!

Hi,I Had to make improvements to this saw as it was frustrating me to he'll with its crappy fence and Riving knife/guard so its had a makeover with a new fence reworked riving knife,new guard position,pedestal,extraction,and side extension. I made the stand out of pallet wood and added castors...

this my outfeed table it was a old drafting table i just put new top on added supports attached to saw with angle iron to bottom of fence rail no new pic with miter slots

So this is my first attempt at a torsion box design. I've seen them all over LJ and have been itching to build one. I am in my last 3 weeks of civilian carpentry employment before I go Active Duty with the Navy as a Nuke for at least six years, so I definitely don't need one for myself (yet)...

Well, just like everyone else I needed an outfeed table for my table saw. I spent a lot of time looking at a lot of them on Lumberjocks and all over the internet. I needed to be able to fold it down when I put the saw up against the wall so it had to be folding. I really liked the idea of the...

Feb 16, 2012 I know several of you have built one of these and Iʻve been wanting to do the same to make using my table saw safer. I found the article that appeared in Woodworkers Journal Jan-Feb 2009 and used it as a guide. Of course Iʻve made modifications. Most of the white surfaces that you...

Finally upgraded my out-feed table. With this design I my table saw is able to share a fence with my router. Project Video on my YouTube Channel.

This is the outfeed table I built for my table saw. I had seen a similar design online and figured that it would work well for me. The frame is 1×3 poplar face screwed(no fancy pocket hole joints here. The top is 3/4" particle board covered with a light blue speckled laminate that I had left...