An outfeed table is a device to catch the workpiece after it's been machined. This how to video shows you how you can build an outfeed table for your tablesaw.
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4 Comments
wow that was cool. we are on the same page. new situation meant a new out feed table.just better this time,you know improvements.using left over wood, not having wasted space underneath, and dressing it up my same thoughts.thanks your video was a big help.i can't wait to get started.
Thank's For The Info.I Have The same Type Tablesaw That's In Your Video But I Want To Build My outfeed Table With Folding legs At The Ends. It Really Helps To Have People Like You On The Internet.
Thanks, Sam
Great project with an excellent presentation. Mine will be a little smaller for my home shop but look the same. Thanks
hey old shop rat turned doctor that is finding his shop skills again...i appreciate your videos and please keep making them..
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