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Expanding Outfeed Table

Expanding Outfeed Table

Regular price $9.99 USD
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Enhance your shop with an expanding outfeed table for your jobsite table saw. 7X your working space so you can cut up to a 4'x8' sheet of plywood. This build is perfect for those looking to save space in a smaller shop or garage. Designed for DeWalt DWE7485 table saw, but includes easy formulas to fit to your table saw

Plans Include:

  • 22 pages that include everything you’ll need to build this Expandable Outfeed Table
  • All dimensions in inch and millimeter units
  • Color coded 3D images and cut plans so you know exactly where every piece goes
  • Easy calculations to fit to your table saw
  • Full material list with links to all hardware so you don’t have to go searching

 

3D Model Available

  • Make Modifications to the design easily
  • Get the 3D model in the following file formats: Autodesk Fusion (.f3d), Sketchup (.skp), and Autodesk Inventor (.ipt .iam)
  • Bundle and save by getting the models and plans at the same time!

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Phil

Excellent plans and instructions.

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Matt

please include a spreadsheet (excel or google doc) to auto adjust the cut list to account for all adjustments that impact the size - the table saw adjustments, height adjustments and total height with wheels being used. great sturdy table but ended up a little too high for me with the 3" wheels.

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Barry

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Paul

overall a good experience however I would change the securing of the out feed surfaces to the hinges to inset nuts and bolts. The suggested screws simply tear out of the plywood too easily. In addition Connecting the hinges to the supports can very difficult without be a jig and multiple clamps. I would suggest connecting the hinges to the frame before attaching the surfaces. Once the hinges are in place, drill through the holes in the hinge upwards through the clamped on surfaces. If your drill isn't long enough, use a one inch screw and a long driver to send the screw all the way through the surface, pull out the screw and use the hole as a marking point to drill from the top and then countersink the bolt.

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Cory Sutton

Great plans, easy to follow. I made my entire table 34" tall, instead of the 41"+, but everything was super easy to adjust. Big fan of all the space this table provides for cutting and even assembling in my small shop.