| Project by Jon Parker | posted 268 days ago | 731 views | 4 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I’m not quit sure what to call these since they’re so versatile they can act as a saw horse, mini bench, and great outfeed table(s) for my tablesaw. I got the plans from a woodworking magazine that actually had two wooden I-Beams to span them for a more configurable bench. I didn’t build the I-Beams, and the two are just perfect.
Total cost is about $20 for a sheet of plywood and a few 2×4’s.
-- Jon | Rigby, Idaho
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pitchnsplinters
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posted 268 days ago
I saw that article and plan to build the set for myself. Any reason you opted not to build the torsion box beams? I think the entire set up sounds useful.
-- Just 'cause a cat has kittens in the oven, it don't make 'em biscuits.
Jon Parker
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posted 268 days ago
Mostly just space … I’ve got material to build them out someday – just don’t have any major reason to right now.
-- Jon | Rigby, Idaho
BigDawg
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posted 267 days ago
I built these and the torsion boxes, abeit the torsion boxes are only 6 feet long and 10” wide instead og 8’ X 9”. I love them.
Beginningwoodworker
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posted 256 days ago
Nice saw horses.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
Chris
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posted 253 days ago
Excellent idea Jon! I love that they are multi-purpose.
-- Chris