Building A Folding Outfeed Table For A Portable Table Saw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I’ll show you how to build an outfeed table for your portable table saw. While this is designed specifically for the Bosch work site table saw with a gravity stand, you can adjust it to fit your table saw.
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Great build I like the simplicity. Just subscribed too however I do have one request, there wasn’t a whole lot of time on the final product. Attached and detached functions. Otherwise I look forward to many more projects!
Good point. I'll have to add more shots like that in future videos. Now if I could find a better solution to the leg folding / storage thing....
Great build. I wish I could hear you. When you film the saws running you’re commentary becomes completely unintelligible.
Sorry 'bout that! I've gotten better with my sound mixing... I think...
Closed Captioning is your friend.
Hello… I just purchased the planter table. Would be interested in hearing your thoughts on attaching an 8th inch steel flat bar against my Dewalt 745 Saw and drilling it into the tubing. Drill the wood into the flat bar. Any other ideas, I fear your way of doing it is way above my pay grade. Thank you
I haven't worked with the Dewalt saw in years, but it's worth a try. The worst case is you have a few extra holes in your saw.
Great idea! Thank you for sharing. It was pretty much impossible to hear what you were saying while you were running any of your power tools, but the idea came through just fine. I’ll be adding this to my new table saw. Thanks again.
Excellent, very helpful! I know most people do this mod to cabinet saws, but I would like to build one for my portable saw, and yours is the only video I've seen for this. Thanks!
Nice folding outfeed. Thinking I’m going to try this. Hate the dip off the end and roller stands are not a good solution. Portable shop space is tough.
Love the Hitachi CFS10 miter saw in the video. I just retired mine after 20 years? Can’t get parts anymore. We share many of the same tools. 👍🏻
I'd love to see your version of the table. I cringe when I think how old that miter saw is! 😅
I have a Bosch portable saw how can I get the plans to your out feed table
There's a link to my website in the description. Or go to TrullGallery.com/shop
Excellent! And I love all the Bosch tools.
Thanks! They do make nice tools!
How old is the Bosch saw? I have a similar saw that has different accoutrements.
It's just over a year old. But I didn't think they had changed much since they first came out - but my memory could be off...
Nice job . Like your work and I will keep watching you 😉
Good idea and build
Great job. Thank you!!!!
Thanks!
Just discovered your channel when I recognized I have the same tablesaw you do. Have you thought of a way to add an infeed table to this saw? I have an outfeed table already which doubles as my assembly table, but I could really use some more infeed support but haven't figured out a way to add that. Would welcome your ideas!
I haven't come up with anything yet, but Izzy Swann has a good option. I just saw one of his videos where he adapted it to a job site saw.
thank you for sharing, this is a great idea.
Can you leave it attached to the saw and still fold and roll it around?
Hey Rob, Mine hasn't come off the saw since I shot this video in February. I just fold it up, and roll it away. I'm still working on a good way to hold the legs folded in place though...
I have the same saw. That is awesome. Can’t wait to build mine. Thank you
Please send me a picture when it's done. I can wait to see it.!
@@TheTrullGallery I will send you a picture when I get it done. Hope it turns out as good as yours.
This is a must-have item for any of the little contractor's type saws which can be dangerous with their tiny table tops. Well explained and executed.
Thanks!