This table is about the 4th generation of an original design, as it has been redesigned with each new saw and from what was learned through use. It started out quite light but has gained weight as it has been upgraded. The legs are removeable for transporting and attach similar to a saw-horse style barricade. Various size holes serve to reduce weight and for tools. Smaller holes are for Workmate bench dogs which help when sanding. There is a permanent vice on the right end (sorry, I didn’t get a good picture of that) and provision for a portable vice on the other. There are 2 four gang electrical outlets, one at each end. I use a roller on a stand for longer boards, keeping the workstation table short enough to fit in my shop when not on a job site. I also purchased no materials specifically for the construction of this table; everything are scraps and leftovers from jobs. This table has served me well for years not only as a mitre saw table but as a complete workstation for doing interior trim on the job site.
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Nice idea. I use mine as a storage spot as well.
Nice idea. I use mine as a storage spot as well.