| Project by ADHDan | posted 306 days ago | 1502 views | 5 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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Like many of you, I have the R4512 table saw. I built this folding outfeed table using hinged 2×4s for the struts, which rotate around dowels at the base and under the tabletop to fold up and down. The melamine tabletop has oversized miter tracks, but I left it removable to reduce wear on the back rail and allow for redesigns. Last pictures show the miter tracks.
-- Dan in Minneapolis, woodworking since 11/11.
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SgtSnafu
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#1 posted 305 days ago
Nice looking (and space saving) outfeed
Thank you for sharing
-- Scotty - aka... SgtSnafu - Randleman NC
jm8
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#2 posted 305 days ago
Awesome! And look, high enough so your car can fit under:)
-- Joe from Western Ma.... Peace to all
TimWood
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#3 posted 304 days ago
Mrs. Dan….I’m sorry but you’re gonna have to park in the yard….Dan has himself a GENUINE out feed table! Well thought out Dan, good build. A thousand times over, you’ll be glad you built this.
-- Tim Harrelson
ADHDan
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#4 posted 299 days ago
I already am. I got tired of setting up and taking down rollers for long rips or sheet cuts. My only annoyance is that – because I lack a drill press – I couldn’t get the dowel holes in the struts at a perfect 90 degress, so it doesn’t fold down 100% flat. But it’s definitely good enough for now, and that’s an easy fix once I do have a drill press.
-- Dan in Minneapolis, woodworking since 11/11.
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