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Bosch table saw stand/out-feed table
Dec 21, 2010
I built this multi-purpose work station to accomodate a portable Bosche Table Saw. It has a hinged extension wing on the left side to help with ripping large sheets to widths more than 25 inches. I can swap the saw for a surface planer in no time at all. The best part is that I can throw the saw in the back of the trruck for jobsite work, then back on the stand for a cabinet saw. The support for the saw is cantilevered to the front so I can simply slide it underneath when surface planing
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HI,
I'm just curious about the cantilever function. Do you mean that you lower the saw when you use the outfeed table for planing ?
Thanks
I'm similarly confused re: cantilever... In any case it's a handy design for a v. small shop.
By "cantilever" I mean the support for the table saw hangs out towards the front with no supports underneath. It simply makes it easier to work closer to the table as well as have extra storage under the location where the saw sits.
I have a google sketchup file of this if anyone is that interested in replicating this. Not that it's very difficult.
I like this design, I have the zero gravity rise stand for my Bosch 4100, but have been contemplating building a similar cart with more outfeed support. If you don't mind posting the design, I'd love to see it and "steal" parts.
Hi RadBot, trying to figure out how to contact you. Could you please share your Google SU file with me; I'd like to copy your design.
email to - [email protected]
Thanks
I love that! I have the very same saw. Could you send me the sketchup file please? [email protected]. Thanks!!
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