I have the exact same table saw! got it from Facebook marketplace for $40 and refurbished it. It came on a stand with an attached router table that I ended up trashing. Been looking for a set up like this! thanks for the inspiration.
Is there an advantage to hanging the saw from the table vs a platform for the saw to sit on? Also, have you noticed any sag over the last couple of years? Thanks, and thanks for the great video 👍
Thanks so much for the free plans! I'm about to pull the trigger on the materials and I have decided to go with cedar for the 2x4x8 studs as it's supposed to help repel mosquitos as I get them a lot at night here in East Texas :) I have a new Delta 36-725T2 that measures just 1/4" wider than the Craftsman 113 so It will work fine though I'm planning on a bolstered platform under the saw as I believe the Delta is heavier. Again, many thanks and keep up the great work!
No problem, glad that you like it. I thought that Craftsman 113 is one of the heaviest things, it's about 250 pounds with motor. Frame is still holding well. If you have perfectly flat floor two more casters can be added in the middle for additional reinforcement.
Thanks! Glad that you like it. Heated garage is one of my future dreams/projects. A lot of things need to do first like adding electrical subpanel in the garage. Current power line does't allow to use tools and heater at the same time.
Would like to see you incorporate both the miter saw and table saw in a single table. I would use a hard wood top for the table, like the Acacia butcher block at home depot. Gives you solid work area and will hold true angles when assembling. The issue we all have is space in our garages for tools not being used daily for work or fun projects. Both projects are great. I get the Cad work, but what did you use for table saw dimensions reference to build around? If I make this I want a 12 inch saw as well, allows for 4x4 cuting😉. This could be made out of 2 inch angle iron as well if you can weld, with the butcher block top. Sorry I have trouble with wood numbers, 2x4 are 1 1/2 x 3 1/2 mostly, but my brain goes to exact number in steel. Being a mechanic for 25 years burnt brain into that I guess. I even had all the shop classes again when I was 45. Nice work thank you.... 👍🏻😁😉
I grew up with metric system and actual sizes and also was surprised when first time realized how construction lumber sizes assigned here in US. So to build workbench of you dream you should do a lot of research and start from list of requirements and functionality that you want to get from your creation. If you want more solid bench you probably should consider different type of caster wheels, Workbench Casters Kit Lifting Casters they allow to move workbench to position and then place table directly on floor. Here you can see how I made miter station but in separated project. I placed it along back wall of the garage. ua-cam.com/video/CcNGgOQDpdg/v-deo.html
I made two mods for it at this moment. Folding outfeed table ua-cam.com/video/kAmWGIiDWpQ/v-deo.html and attached vise ua-cam.com/video/RoiZ4v_VhY4/v-deo.html.
Hello, Because I want to use wide fence Delta 36-T30. To the right part I will integrate router insert. And now in process of designing of out-feed table. Choosing between folding, attached to the current workbench or completely separated.
Nice work!!! You did it some months ago... How did this work in the long run? I ask you this because it is the very first video I see with the saw hanging and not based on the table....
Hello Lars, may be it's a little bit later but I am released detailed free plans how to build a workbench. Find out link to the free plans in the video description.
HI, great bench. I am considering duplicating it. Your Craftsman 113 appears to be a but older than mine. Mine is a mid 1970's model. Can you tel me the dimension of the cast iron top. I want to confirm it is the same as mine hoping not to have to make any modifications from your plan. Thanks for posting and sharing your work.
Thanks! Mine cast iron top size is 20" width & 27" deep. If you will try to reproduce bench send me feedback so I will be able to update plan with additional details.
@@MrStukov Hi, I have two 113's and was thinking of mounting them both in the bench. Either side by side or an 8 inch space. Either way I would add an additional set of internal posts. Any structural suggestions or concerns other than maybe a adding a pair of casters in the center
I give up, where are the free plans? I have clicked on lots of links looking for the free plans to build the workbench with integrated table saw. I see messages saying they are not ready but that was several months ago. Has Anyone found the plans. Thanks
Did you mount the fence system to the saw or the bench? Will that fence system work with any table saw in this configuration as long as the 27” depth can be met?
@@MrStukov first, ty for responding so quickly so if I wanted to install this fence system onto a shorter table I would have to basically build a table saw work bench and incase my saw in it. Kind of like what you did?
meraviglioso! è il bancone migliore che abbia visto fin ora! Complimenti!
I have the exact same table saw! got it from Facebook marketplace for $40 and refurbished it. It came on a stand with an attached router table that I ended up trashing. Been looking for a set up like this! thanks for the inspiration.
Is there an advantage to hanging the saw from the table vs a platform for the saw to sit on?
Also, have you noticed any sag over the last couple of years?
Thanks, and thanks for the great video 👍
Thanks so much for the free plans! I'm about to pull the trigger on the materials and I have decided to go with cedar for the 2x4x8 studs as it's supposed to help repel mosquitos as I get them a lot at night here in East Texas :)
I have a new Delta 36-725T2 that measures just 1/4" wider than the Craftsman 113 so It will work fine though I'm planning on a bolstered platform under the saw as I believe the Delta is heavier.
Again, many thanks and keep up the great work!
No problem, glad that you like it. I thought that Craftsman 113 is one of the heaviest things, it's about 250 pounds with motor. Frame is still holding well. If you have perfectly flat floor two more casters can be added in the middle for additional reinforcement.
Very nice. I have a small, 3 HP, 10" Craftsman Table Saw that really needs something like this.
Thanks, glad that you like it!
Excelente.! Gracias hay que hacerla 👍🏻👍🏻
Gracias, me alegro de que te haya gustado 🙂
There is no limit to perfection. Well done.
The limits are only in our heads, believe in yourself and everything will work out.
I agree with you.
Grate muy muy bien voy a intentar hacerlo muchas gracias
De nada
Gracias amigo
Bienvenido espero que te guste
Love the build. Great job. As for your next project, I would install some heat into the shop !!!!!
Thanks! Glad that you like it. Heated garage is one of my future dreams/projects. A lot of things need to do first like adding electrical subpanel in the garage. Current power line does't allow to use tools and heater at the same time.
Would like to see you incorporate both the miter saw and table saw in a single table. I would use a hard wood top for the table, like the Acacia butcher block at home depot. Gives you solid work area and will hold true angles when assembling. The issue we all have is space in our garages for tools not being used daily for work or fun projects. Both projects are great. I get the Cad work, but what did you use for table saw dimensions reference to build around? If I make this I want a 12 inch saw as well, allows for 4x4 cuting😉. This could be made out of 2 inch angle iron as well if you can weld, with the butcher block top. Sorry I have trouble with wood numbers, 2x4 are 1 1/2 x 3 1/2 mostly, but my brain goes to exact number in steel. Being a mechanic for 25 years burnt brain into that I guess. I even had all the shop classes again when I was 45.
Nice work thank you.... 👍🏻😁😉
I grew up with metric system and actual sizes and also was surprised when first time realized how construction lumber sizes assigned here in US. So to build workbench of you dream you should do a lot of research and start from list of requirements and functionality that you want to get from your creation. If you want more solid bench you probably should consider different type of caster wheels, Workbench Casters Kit Lifting Casters they allow to move workbench to position and then place table directly on floor.
Here you can see how I made miter station but in separated project. I placed it along back wall of the garage.
ua-cam.com/video/CcNGgOQDpdg/v-deo.html
Nice!!!
Hi 🙋♀️ cool!
Hey, thanks!
What would be a great mod to this bench would be a sliding table on the left side. I'm going to put in a router on the right wide of the bench.
I made two mods for it at this moment. Folding outfeed table ua-cam.com/video/kAmWGIiDWpQ/v-deo.html and attached vise ua-cam.com/video/RoiZ4v_VhY4/v-deo.html.
Hi, great job! Why did you chose to install table saw perpendicular to workbench and not parallel?
Hello, Because I want to use wide fence Delta 36-T30. To the right part I will integrate router insert. And now in process of designing of out-feed table. Choosing between folding, attached to the current workbench or completely separated.
@@MrStukov thank you very much for your reply
Nice work!!! You did it some months ago... How did this work in the long run? I ask you this because it is the very first video I see with the saw hanging and not based on the table....
Thanks! Works for 1 and half year without issues. Bottom part in easily accessible and I usually put bucket underneath for the dust collection.
Well done! I am looking to build something just like this. Any chant you would share your drawings with me. Looks like a SketchUp drawing?
Glad that you like it, going to release free plans soon! Will notify you here when it will be ready. I used Fusion 360 software to design it.
Hello Lars, may be it's a little bit later but I am released detailed free plans how to build a workbench. Find out link to the free plans in the video description.
HI, great bench. I am considering duplicating it. Your Craftsman 113 appears to be a but older than mine. Mine is a mid 1970's model. Can you tel me the dimension of the cast iron top. I want to confirm it is the same as mine hoping not to have to make any modifications from your plan. Thanks for posting and sharing your work.
Thanks! Mine cast iron top size is 20" width & 27" deep. If you will try to reproduce bench send me feedback so I will be able to update plan with additional details.
@@MrStukov Just measured mine, it's the same. i think this will be my next project
@@MrStukov Hi, I have two 113's and was thinking of mounting them both in the bench. Either side by side or an 8 inch space. Either way I would add an additional set of internal posts. Any structural suggestions or concerns other than maybe a adding a pair of casters in the center
What are the dimensions of the table?
Width = 72'' Depth = 27'' Height = 37'' with caster wheels. Provided dimensions does't count attached fence & saw motor on the back side.
Find out link to the free plans how to build mobile workbench with integrated table saw in the video description.
Would you be able to provide dimensions of all cuts?
Find out link to the free plans in the video description.
I give up, where are the free plans?
I have clicked on lots of links looking for the free plans to build the workbench with integrated table saw. I see messages saying they are not ready but that was several months ago. Has Anyone found the plans.
Thanks
Hi, just open link to the free plans in the description of video. Put 0 into the input field and click "I want this" button. That's it.
Did you mount the fence system to the saw or the bench? Will that fence system work with any table saw in this configuration as long as the 27” depth can be met?
To both saw and bench. Sure it will work with any 27” depth saw.
if i wanted to install this fence system onto my table saw, how long does my table saw have to be from front to back?
27” inch deep
@@MrStukov first, ty for responding so quickly
so if I wanted to install this fence system onto a shorter table
I would have to basically build a table saw work bench and incase my saw in it. Kind of like what you did?
@@mikemerc74 Another variant if you have strong saw base is to add fence to the saw and fill left and right sides with wings.
Ty
@@mikemerc74 welcome
Possible to post the 3D model?
Find out link to the free plans in the video description.
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