Outfeed table/Assembly table

I love it, wish I had this much room!

-- Bob A in NJ

Outfeed tables are great, nice job. I agree that you can never have enough outlets in the shop.

-- Respect your shop tools and they will respect you - Ric

Now that’s a nice addition. Will you be moving the table around? If so, how will you disconnect your outlets? If not, why put it on casters?

-- Premium firewood created daily.

I gave up some room to build a 4’ x 8’ table like yours and I’ve never regreted it. So nice to have plenty of room to work on. I have a similar bottom storage space like yours, plus 3 4” high boxes on casters underneath it for stuff I seldom use. I’ve got ply as the top layer and it’s great for drawing on, scrweing down 90% angles from scrap wood for assembly, doing math, doodling, writing phones number. etc.

You should be able to assemble some good sze projects with that. Nice job

cory, I move the table quite a bit. My shop is narrow and I push it up to the wall most of the time. I have a 20 amp dedicated outlet installed under the table saw table. I then used a 12 guage cord to go between the table and outlet.

-- Life is to short to own an ugly boat.

Just how big is your shop? I’d put one of these in mine and I’d be out of room.

-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps

My shop is a 66 ft long office trailer. The shop is 12×41ft, then I have a 12×12 office/wood storage room at one end and a 12×12 finishing room at the other. It has been working out well, It came with central heat and air conditioning. Low dollar per square foot. But It cost me 750 bucks to have it moved.

-- Life is to short to own an ugly boat.

Nicely done. I have found more work over the past 3 days for my table, so glad I built one. Not quite as big, but whatever the size oh so useful.

CtL

-- Chris L. "Don't Dream it, Be it."