Fold Down Table Saw Extension Table // Quick and Easy // Outfeed Table // Woodshop
Fold Down Table Saw Extension Table // Quick and Easy // Outfeed Table // Woodshop
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More info on this build – https://www.3x3custom.com/tutorials/table-saw-extension-table
I made this table really early on in my building journey so there can definitely be improvements made on the construction, so I would love to see how you guys can improve on that and the design!
That being said, it’s been holding up pretty well, and I get great use out of it daily.
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TOOLS USED
DeWalt Table Saw – https://amzn.to/2JKM9ZP
Kreg Jig – https://amzn.to/2FvuTVZ
Piano Hinge – https://amzn.to/2HGX7ih
3″ Casters – https://amzn.to/2JEHl8k
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This was wonderful, I appreciate the sharing. I am a newbie, just got my Triton Router, (The Beast) as you guys call it, 21/2 hp, DEWALT
DWE7485 8-1/4" Compact Jobsite Table Saw, Ryobi P239 18V Lithium Ion Brushless Cordless 2,000 Inch Pound Impact Driver w/ Magnetic Bit Tray and LED Lighting ,some other goodies. Really appreciate you. Thanks
Tamar. "I’m just a little girl" – My eye, or any other part of my anatomy that you tube will allow. In reality Tamar, I am truly enjoying these older videos because they show the organic growth of your workshop, the same with your planning and putting up with things for a while ability, as we all do, and finally they show the growth of your skill set.
A ‘House that Jack built’ table saw table, saw table saw, or he saw, she saw and I saw, with all the bits and bobs of that’ll do for now decisions, and I guess, when looking at the saw and table you are using here, there must be a later video that shows an upgrade to the table saw you are using now, and maybe even to a planned out, glue up table, possibly with biscuits, and definatley with lots more room for jigs and set peices, and "I might need this again later on" adaptors and so on.
Haha! I also made a table saw extension around the same height! (table legs were 28", with casters maybe 31"). I’m also 5’3" (5’4" on a "good" day)
i like when you talk and make a small laugh, one of a kind , one and the only i guest ! should have your own tv show hopefully one day !! regards from Malaysia. love you so much mam !!
5’3"? You look taller on TV….
What do you think about the DeWalt table saw, I have been watching reviews till my eyes dropped on the keyboard and opinions flip flop so thought I would ask you considering your using one all the time, Also have you got or had any sponsorship from DeWalt or is it your choice.
I’ve been woodworking for a year. Your videos found there way in to my feed. I remember the moment I figured out flipping my workpiece upside down to find the perfect height for legs. Your videos are great and have saved me from a ton of rookie mistakes that I would have made.
I hope you did a revised out feed table for 2021? This does not look like something you would’ve built….
Your audio isn’t great. An informative video.
That’s a dope bass guitar neck pusher. 🤙
Your mic was too low…. 🙁
Hello, you are amazing 👍
Such great information. THANK YOU for so generously sharing this.
Love this. I plan on building one for my father. However, I think I’ll add another double hinged top on the front, about 2ft deep, that unfolds up, and again unfolds to the right in front of the saw, allowing more room to maneuver a large board.. Unsure if this makes sense.
That’s pretty cool Tamar! Here’s my version. Let me know what you think! https://youtu.be/kXzVISeXGpQ
Did you consider additional in-feed support in your design? I’ve considered building an extension table and I feel like I would value extra support while beginning my cut as much as the out-feed support. But you don’t see many of these builds with additional in-feed support…
What model Dewalt saw is that?
Thanks for doing this.
I just saw this post after watching at least a dozen "simple table saw cart" videos. By far, its the quickest and most functional approach using materials I already have on hand. Thanks for posting
Going to use your table as inspiration to build mine. I have a jobsite table saw too.
Regarding the legs, you can drill holes into the legs and use "T" nuts. This will allow you to use adjustable feet and
level your table how you need. Be careful notching out the other leg so you can get a 45 degree angle on your table
saw.
This was very helpful. I just picked up a DeWalt (7491RS) today and wanted to get an extension setup that was not overly complicated. You pointed out several things (such as table height) I would have not thought of ahead of time.
Sorry if this has been asked – there are a lot of comments to read through.
First, great video!
My question is how did you deal with the blade guard release lever? I’m looking at building something similar and I think we have the same saw. I saw one video where the guy removed the blade guard release lever and relocated it to be a part of his table, but I don’t think I want to go that route. Curious how you dealt with the issue.
Thanks for sharing all the little details! very helpful!
Why did you choose to place the saw to the right? Did you have a reason like the blade sits into the table half the distance of the extension ? Mine extends 35" so I’m trying to figure out the most logical placement. I’ve seen some centered and some flush to the right. Trying to understand the reasoning.
Awesome! (Algo-comment + 😁)
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Practical! I have the same table saw and I’ll definitely use some of your ideas when I build my table extension… Thanks for sharing!!
How did you screw your table saw down to the table?
Thank you! You are my favorite woodworker I learn from 🙂 You seriously explain in a way it’s easy to understand. I absorb knowledge like a sponge from your vids haha
Just keep it going 😀
Great video. I like the way you explain what you did and immediately bring up any ways you would change or modify it based on actual use of it.
That’s really helpful for a beginner like me, thx so much for sharing pros and cons!
Unfortunately this saw is not readily available anymore. And it also seems to have a rip capacity that’s on the shorter side. I want to build something like this to maximize space in my workshop (aka my garage), but I’m struggling to find a suitable saw. The new 10" Dewalts (DWE7491RS) are only available with a large and bulky rolling stand. Same deal with the worm drive Skilsaw (only available with a large stand). The Ryobi tables saws are junk. Ridgid has a 10" jobsite for a reasonable price but I think the quality is questionable.
very nice and insipriing work/videos! Glad i found your channel. can’t wait to watch all of your vids 🙂 ! Greetings from Transylvania!
I’m gonna make one. I don’t think I need to upgrade my job site for what I do.
I’m some what new to woodworking. I like a lot of your content and this video in particular helps. This solution is very simple and is great since I tend to overthink things. Keep up the great videos.
I’m 5’5”! It’s so good to see someone else of similar height make things that fit us!!!
Would it have been better to use plywood instead of mdf??
So simple, no waste of wood at all. Thanks!
Fantastic design.
About the fold out table: When you are lowering, you start holding the folded legs, but eventually you have to let them go, don’t they open up again and hot the other table leg?
Nice and very straight forward!
Congrats!
way late for the tip of dust collection but a 45 would kick the hose over away from the leg of the table.
Круто получилось. Cool, good job!!!👍
Thank you for sharing ❤️❤️
got a makita table, and needed to make larger table in workshop, your vid gave me some great ideas, thanks it helped a lot
This is awesome!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Your fixes are practical and economical and perfect for someone starting out. Many Thanks!
Thanks for the inspiration, I made my own sled with your ideas and methods.