got a good start, looking for more ideas
so i'm making a table saw workstation
contrary to many woodworkers i'm not really big on "planning"
i like to just figure it out as i go.
i got the basic part of it done, i'm looking for ideas on any cool things I could add to it.
i'm wanting to make a 90 out of pvc pipe going out the back for more sturdy dust collection.
i also want to make a cover for the back of the contractor saw to improve dust collection.
just tell me what you think and what you would do next
i just stained the extension tabletop with some ebony stain i had leftover. i will give it a couple coats of poly too. is that what i should do?
i still have some ebony stain leftover and nothing to use it for so i might do the whole dang thing. i think it looks cool.
this is one of my first projects btw.
the tabletop is 1.5 in thick (3/4 mdf with 3/4 plywood underneath). wrapped it with oak around the edge for durability. the tabletop will be secured to the tablesaw but not to the fence. will that work ok?
so i'm making a table saw workstation
contrary to many woodworkers i'm not really big on "planning"
i like to just figure it out as i go.
i got the basic part of it done, i'm looking for ideas on any cool things I could add to it.
i'm wanting to make a 90 out of pvc pipe going out the back for more sturdy dust collection.
i also want to make a cover for the back of the contractor saw to improve dust collection.
just tell me what you think and what you would do next
i just stained the extension tabletop with some ebony stain i had leftover. i will give it a couple coats of poly too. is that what i should do?
i still have some ebony stain leftover and nothing to use it for so i might do the whole dang thing. i think it looks cool.
this is one of my first projects btw.
the tabletop is 1.5 in thick (3/4 mdf with 3/4 plywood underneath). wrapped it with oak around the edge for durability. the tabletop will be secured to the tablesaw but not to the fence. will that work ok?