Table Saw Out feed table For Grizzly

You might want to consider a fold down attached roller out feed table. I know Griz makes one for that saw but I’m not sure if it folds down..that would probubly be the best workaround for a small shop.

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Hi wouldi,

I hope I don’t take up too much of your space with this.

I did this on my jet cabinet saw. It has the angle iron on the back. I made an L bracket out of wood by running a rabbet down the length. The only reason I made the L was to make clearance for the bolt heads that hold the bracket to the saw. I guess you could just make cutouts there instead (I’m lazy). Then I drilled holes through the angle iron and fastened it with screws.

I screwed through the frame into the wooden bracket.

It is large 52” long X 48” wide.

So I made it in two pieces so it will fold down.

Truth is, I never fold it down because I store “stuff” under there.

I don’t think you need to worry about cutting the slots with a T. The miter gauge doesn’t need support that far past the cut so just make it wide enough so it doesn’t hang up.

My preference is a table rather than rollers. When I am doing production cutting it is a good place for all the pieces to land (which is what an outfeed table is for, keeping stuff off the floor).

HTH

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