Assembly Table

Very nice! looks like its going to have quite a bit more storage than mine. And you can never have enough storage! :) Cant wait to see the progress.

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Good looking progress. Looking forward to see more.

-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX

Very nice start——will be great in watching the progress——what material did you use on the side panels?

-- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ

looking good. i can’t wait to see the end result. I’m planning on building one too so it will be cool to see this one come together. thanks for the post.

Get minds think alike. I am planning on building a similar unit. Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

Great start. Oh, for the space…

This is an addition to your workspace that will come in handy. I built mine simply out of 2×4 framing and a full sheet of melamine for the top and a lower shelf. I wish I had the foresight to envision something like this. The side storage will come in handy.

Have you thought about making it mobile? It could also serve as an infeed/outfeed table for your tablesaw.

Thanks for the post.

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Hi lumberjiocks,

Marc, i’m Francois. So I think now who I am.

For the one who want’s the plan: just see at http://www.TheWoodWhisperer.com

P.S. My plywood is simply made of BCFir (sanded one side).

There will be a variation for the top. It’ a surprise !! Thank’s to the Woodwhisperer for the inspiration.

Francois

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Hey

this project is coming along well cant wait to see the finished result. I’m thinking of making somthing a little smaller for my new shop.

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Looks great, good for so many projects.

-- Bill Merritt -Augusta Ga. woodworker

Did you take the time to level the table? If so, how important is that to you? I am trying to decide whether I should build mine on casters and not have the table level or if I should make it a “permanent location” and level it on my sloped garage floor. I really want to put it on casters, but not sure if the table being level is a huge deal, or not.

I built the top already on a dead flat surface that was level, already. I just need to get it off of sawhorses.

-- Jeff, North Carolina