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   jc21 | Dec 01, 2004 05:32pm | #1

   What brand and model of saw?

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   JeffreyS | Dec 03, 2004 09:56am | #2

   It is for a Powermatic contractors, model 63 (older model).

   I would prefer to replace the left extension if that matters.

    

   thanks

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   jc21 | Dec 03, 2004 05:17pm | #3

   I'm not familiar with the Powermatic 63 so I don't know if these will fit.

   http://www.mcfeelys.com/product.asp?ProductID=BDG-0031

   http://www.mcfeelys.com/product.asp?ProductID=bdg-0250

    

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   Sancho | Dec 06, 2004 06:13pm | #4

   check out bench dog. tyhey make a neat ast iron one. ive been kicking that one around for a while. Also check out woodhaven they have a nice selection also.

    

   "I mean, what kind of a twit makes a big deal out of having someone on ignore?

   And, OTOH, there is no doubt that some of the idjits here are, in fact, the most ignored"

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   frankshic | Dec 08, 2004 02:49am | #5

   jeff, just built an outfeed/double router table measuring 3'x5' 3 months ago for approximately <$200. i used two 3/4 inch sheets of birch plywood, laminated both sides and installed two rousseau router plates at opposite ends. the base is built with 2x4's. good luck!

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   JeffreyS | Dec 09, 2004 11:31am | #6

   Frank,

   How did you attach it to the tablesaw? I am thinking of using my current router table top (1.5 inch MDF laminated on both sides) as a saw extension wing but can't figure out a good way how to attach it.  Also did you make legs for it or just have it attach to the saw like a "regular" wing?

   thanks

   Jeff