Easily Cut Plywood in a Small Workshop
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2017
- This outfeed table allows your table saw and Track saw to work together to easily able to deal with full sheets of plywood and other big materials. Just like the big shops.
Link to the Knape and Vogt bracket: www.knapeandvogt.com/search/s... 
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Thanks you very much - this was just the right video to find the idea for my outfeed/track saw table. Thank you!!!
8 years now and I still Love it. Used it last night to cut panel work. Glad the video helped.
Plans coming soon. I hope. Awesome table!
Great outfeed solution! I really enjoy your videos and method of delivering your instruction. Have you done a shop tour? I didn’t see one in your videos. I like the organization in the shop and it looks like a great place to work and would like to see more about such a great space.
Never mind, I found the “Dust Free Shop Tour”
I really like this idea. Nice job!
Great table. What is the table side folding mechanism? Thank you.
Just came across your videos. Awesome content. Amazing, inspiring shop. Anyway plans available for this table?
question, are they level on the same sides so you could set up a router rail system?
Did you ever draw up plans for this bench? I’m interested in building one for my small shop, 10’ x 16’.
Good table!
Please make plans available
Curious about the stability of the table. Seems like with the cantilever on the table saw side this would make it tippy.
Not an issue because part of a large 4x8 sheet is always on the table saw top too.
Nice idea mate, but at 360 square foot, your shop is not small!
I see old dc system
This is great. What are the dimensions of the top? thanks.
oh and height/depth of the top box as well? sorry to trouble you. love this.
sorry - see the answer is in the build log. Thanks again.
Nice....like the first one a lot....really like the second on as I am in a small shop too. Thanks for sharing this!
Did you build the first one?
No, I actually bought the K&V folding brackets and had intentions of building it but put it on the back burner when I was given an old-school hard maple bowling ally lane that I built into an outfield table/workbench. I still have plans on building this, just need to make some room in the shop now
I was looking to find a retractable mobile base and found your video. I don't know how I've missed out on your stuff, I spend way too much time on here learning stuff and I learned way more tonight than I have in months. Thank you
Thanks so much. I'm happy it helped you.
Excellent. To be built. For Scandinavian viewers: Jula #316035 ($11-15 for a 2-pk)
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!
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Wonderful! Love your build style. Subscribed.
Thanks so much for posting, I really learned a lot from your videos. Definitely plan to build this one, great solution for the garage shop
How big is your shop?
It's L shaped. Maybe 380 square feet.
7:34 "...can be joined with either dominoes, pocket holes of dowels..."
Yeah, or just construction screws! I do need a collapsible table for my track saw, but I don't even have room for the table saw or the small table!
Here is a link you might find useful in your situation. ruclips.net/video/NuNvngoyzZA/видео.html
@@Selandry1 That's pretty slick, thanks!