| This blog is written by Paul Stoops | 12 entries so far |
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #12: The Unveiling -- Before and After
This final chapter winds up our journey— Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw. Where ...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #11: The Final Upgrades
This blog chapter discusses the final upgrades I made to my Model R4511 tablesaw. Upgrading th...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #10: Tilt Indicator Redesign
As shown below, the Tilt Angle Indicator furnished with the Model R4511 was typical of most table...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #9: Relocated Tilt Handwheel -- Finally Making It Happen
My Turn-The-Corner-Thingy Selection My first choice was to use a small right angle gearbox, bu...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #8: Relocating the Tilt Handwheel -- Design Considerations
My decision to put a storage cabinet under the left hand table extension of my Model R4511 tables...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #7: A Breezy Side Extension Table
A Side Extension Table was required to fill the space between the front and rear fence support ra...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #6: Rear Outfeed Table
One of the useful additions to a table saw is a Rear Outfeed Table. In my old shop I made a foldi...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #5: Upgraded Rip Fence
For those who don’t have the Ridgid Model R4511 or have never seen one, the stock fence is ...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #4: On-Board Storage
My present shop is very small — approximately 9 1/2 ft. x 20 ft. With tools along both long...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #3: Improved Dust Collection
In my view, adequate dust collection from a tool involves both the design of the tool and the des...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #2: Redesigned Mobile Base
The Herculift mobile base supplied with the saw worked well, but it wasted a lot of space under t...
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Decked Out Ridgid Model R4511 Table Saw #1: Introduction and Background
After moving into a different house with a very small shop, I had to leave behind my beloved Gene...
This will be a multi-part blog describing the transformation of a great table saw to an even greater one that better suits my shop and woodworking preferences. Hopefully, it will give you some ideas that you can implement in your own shop.
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