| Project by wouldi | posted 119 days ago | 906 views | 5 times favorited | 14 comments | ![]() |
this out feed table came out pretty good.. i used baltic birch for the surface panel…. then i contact cemented down p-lam on that. All he support material is 4/4 soft maple except the 8/4 walnut rail that is on the back of the saw. A full length piano hinge runs underneath. And 7/8in. dowels are slid through holes to support the folding part of the extension… All in all the fixed part with the miter slot 12” in width by 48 in.in length same for the flip up. the fixed part of the table can easily hold 160lbs.+. tell me what you think.
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14 comments so far
blackcherry
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posted 119 days ago
I can see your wasting no time with your new Hybrid saw. That a nice design for a out feed table…I recently saw a great ajustable sawhorse that is us for larger cross-cuts will have to forward it on to you to see what you think. Enjoy the new toy and be safe…Blkcherry
brunob
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posted 119 days ago
Very well done. Looks like it’ll improve your saw a lot.
-- Bruce from Central New York
teenagewoodworker
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posted 119 days ago
well done! you should do a blog on how to make this, that would be great! i’ve been looking to build and outfeed table and i think that this would be the perfect one. thanks for the post.
Jarrod Zion Murphree
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posted 119 days ago
Very sweet. I also have a Grizz and I have been racking my brain trying to come up with something. Great idea.
Regards, JM
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GaryK
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posted 119 days ago
Very cool! I like your power plug in the floor also.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Grumpy
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posted 119 days ago
Great extension Wouldi, the mobility of having it there or not would be handy.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
Grant Davis
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posted 119 days ago
Very nice, just one more thing I see I can use in my shop
-- Grant...."GO BUCKEYES"
DocK16
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posted 119 days ago
I like the drop down end on the table. Great space saver but always avaliable for quick use. Ingenius
-- DocK, WV
DustyDave
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posted 118 days ago
Nice. An outfeed table, such as yours is on my list of to dos. Great job on yours.
-- Dave _-^-_ Baltimore, MD
USCJeff
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posted 118 days ago
Great. Got a different Grizzly model, but I think I could make this work. Might have to rethink my makeshift outfeed table currently in use.
-- Jeff, South Carolina
Hawgnutz
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posted 118 days ago
Very nicely done. I especially like the use of dowels to strengtghen/straighten the hinged section.
Maybe I could adapt this style to my Ridgid.
God Bless,
Hawg
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Texasgaloot
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posted 118 days ago
Man, it matches the walls and everything, like a designer shop. It makes my shop look really random. Which iit is…
Very cool idea, and just in time because I’m having to re-think my setup. The dowel solution is very creative.
Thanks for sharing this with us! Well done!
-- There's no tool like an old tool...
Kipster
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posted 118 days ago
The drop down table is a very frugal way to save ahop space yet have a large outfeed table. I like dual purpose designs and am greatfull for you sharing.
-- Kip Northern Illinois ( If you don't know where your goin any road will take you there) George Harrison
flink
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posted 63 days ago
Hi,
Very nice. I think I will try and do something similar for my 444. I’ve been thinking about this for a long time but never considered making a slip on to fit that angle iron.
-- Made lots of sawdust and pounded some nails. Haven't finished anything, though.