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Quick Outfeed Table
Aug 02, 2006
Only rarely do I need an outfeed table for my tablesaw, and I don’t have room for a permanent table. So I came up with this simple space-saving solution. I raised a folding table to the same height as the tablesaw by extending the legs with four lengths of 1-1/2-in. PVC pipe. The pipe isn’t permanently attached; I just slip the pieces over the existing metal legs. When I’m finished with the table, it folds quickly for storage.
Drawing: Jim Richey
Drawings by Jim Richey
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