Do you realize you created a system the allows a DeWalt table saw, with potentially inaccurate miter slots, to operate with precision because of your build that lives on the left of your saw? Everyone knows these DeWalt table saw tops have inaccurate miter slots because of the grey coating. This solves the problem of my 2 year quest. I was going to re-top the table top surface but not after watching this. You should make a video that directly is targeted to people that loose sleep over this. I made a drill press top and it was not perfect and all because of my table saw. Fix this and everything else is true. Bravo Paoson Woodworking! Problem, solution solved! AWESOME!!!
Love this idea. It's not exactly what I need but, I can adjust it to make it work for me. Love your craftsmanship and attention to detail. Just a great, great compact design that is SO multi-functional and acts much larger than it is. Love it. Thank you from the US!
I already have your plans, and unfortunately, I have to wait a while to build this. Every new video in this series is making me more and more glad I chose your plans. I also have a Metabo table saw, which has a very similar fence as your saw, so I will be looking forward to that build as well.
I just finished watching all 6 parts. I have to say that you are an amazing craftsman. Your engineering and design is fantastic. I already have a large shop here in the states, but I really got pulled in by your professionalism. I will not be building the bench, however I did share it with my son. He is going to purchase your plans for his garage shop. I will watch your other videos for ideas for my own shop. Take care and Happiness is making sawdust.
I havent seen you before here, you were just like other known woodworker,Matias wandel , john heist and wilkerson, and others , you are good as well as them. I salute
Thankyou! I do lots of woodworking and have quite an unusual project. I am fixing up a sewing machine cabnet and this will be perfect for the wood flap that needs something to hold it up once open. Will have to make 1 cut to accommodate over hang but anyways thankyou!
That is amazingly excellent work! I have just placed an order of those brackets through your link. I am considering setting up a small workshop, so your plans and videos befit my envisaged small workshop. I wish I could like your video 1k times
Pretty amazing design! I would suggest making those folding outfeed wings longer to support sawing full sheets of plywood without tipping. Maybe a secondary folding layer to the wing could be engineered on a piano hinge? Or even just a few extention rods that would pull out from the extention wing. Just enough to prevent longer cuts from tipping off the extention wing. That could be dangerous as you reach over the blade. Just some ideas for improvement.
Great idea and Craftsmanship the system appears to have reduced the noise of the Dewalt Jobsite Saw a great deal and that’s a nice feature also i would like to do something similiar for the SawStop Jobsite saw but i’m not quite sure on what fence i can utilize
Nice thought, I would rethink that design for the outfeed table, for light work yes. Unless I am missing something, the hinge/brackets look (to me) to be undersized.. The concept is sound though.. Sorry to sound critical.. I enjoyed watching.. Thank you for sharing..
Bonjour. Superbe projet. Je vais certainement acheter vos plans pour mener à bien cette construction. Je veux avant tout savoir si je peux avoir les liens concernant tous les accessoires à acheter pour finaliser ce projet dans son ensemble.( les rails de guidage, les guides pour désigner ou pour la défonceuse, les coulisses pour la rallonge de découpe....) Merci beaucoup. Très beau travail
Great job! Very nice series! Have you ever thought of building some support in the front part of the saw? I mean, help to support the feeding of the wood piece into the saw. I have the same saw and always think about that, but never came to a conclusion. Looking forward the next video of the series.
Beautiful work. This is very nicely thought out and engineered. One question I have is, every time you remove the sled or fences, how do you go about squaring them to the blade/router bit. I know modularity comes at a cost, but how much time do you burn by moving between operations?
i really love this construction. but i stumbled upon a bigger issue with the guides of the fence. In your build the guides are being blocked to the left of the saw (5:41) by the sled. do you have to measure the width manually now (because you are using the third pair of fence lock screws - that are probably for guiding the wood left to the saw) ? or did you glue on a third ruler next to two that came with the saw/fence?
We kept finding we needed a folding table. This is so easy to store. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxStL0QRChBju4aQlnTrRgBZvafFog0KU3 Opening and closing is easy as well. It has a great handle for carrying around the house. Its pretty lightweight and slides around easy. We bought it for our daughter’s first sleepover. Breakfast was a blur - but 12 7-8 year olds fit at the table with room to spare. We used it at thanksgiving and 6 adults fit comfortably on each side plus 2 on either end for a total of 8. Super easy to clean up afterwards as well.
I bought these plans and WOW! For the low cost, you get SO much! I have paid for other plans as well, and none of them have ever been this detailed, awesome and thank you for all the work! QUESTION: For the outfeed table, is there a reason you didn't make it deeper? In the Sketchup plans, it is 400mm but the side table is 661mm. I'm planning on making the outfeed same as the side support folding section but wanted to know if there was a reason you didn't make it longer?
Grande y magnifico como siempre. Yo ya hace dias tengo los planos y con ganas de empezar. Los t-tracks o guias, donde los consigues tu? Y el tablero HPL de la superficie ,quizas lo has dicho pero me repito, de cuanto es , grosor y donde lo has encontrado, porque este debe picar al igual que el abedul. Todos los materiales estan por las nubes. Gracias como siempre por tu trabajo.
hola Josep, puedes usar un solo tablero contrachapado para las tapas, de hecho es casi mejor! Si puede ser, con melamina. En este artículo que también incluyen los planos encontrarás respuesta a casi todas tus dudas. Si tienes más dudas envíame un email por favor. Podré ayudarte mejor: www.paoson.com/blog/es/sierra-de-banco-y-tableros-para-el-banco-de-carpintero/
What for a great project !!!! Genius !!! Just please tell me which new fence for the table saw you are going to mount, because i want to change the fence of my table saw too. Thank you for your reply.
Me encanta verte trabajar.. que envidia.. Eres un crack. Tengo ganas de hacerme todas las mesas de tu canal, no se por cual empezar.. Tengo comparada la portátil y aun sigue en estudio :-( A ver si aprendo a usar AutoCad para aprender modificar y pillar los planos de esta. Por cierto el movimiento de las guías lateral de la mesa de corte, viene con ella??
I think you mentioned a ‘soft start module’ that you installed on the table saw- can you provide more information such as: does it actually help soften the start-up, source for the part etc Thanks-
unfortunately i have an old delta/rockwell home craft saw and the motor hangs out the back any one have an idea about how to make a folding outfeed or think i will just have to have an aux table??? i have added a 3/4in thick side table that fit between the fence rails planning on putting a router in someday
I've purchased many different types of those lift up (folding) style supports, and none of them are ever square/flat when locked in place. So it requires a bunch of shims, or a pre-built system that allows me to measure h9w many degrees off it is from 90. I used a $130 pair on a fold out shower chair, and they are square, but also super heavy (58lbs for the pair) and costly. Has anyone found a decent priced version that doesn't require a whole day to make your outfeed run true?
I am from Canada and I completely understand you on this, but the thing is, the thickness of the boards are in metric, even over here... so it would be very hard to make imperial plans that would take that into consideration without having 1/64th for example. Your best bet is to buy a metric tape (which aren't that rare) and work with that. Your tablesaw should have both measurements on it anyway, it shouldn't be an issue. Also, as Paoson states in his plan articles, you can change the dimensions in both AutoCAD and SketchUP for Imperial.
Does anyone know what the specific name of the material is for carriage, side shelf, and rear shelf? The name of the material isn’t shown in the plans. Thanks!
Hello, I want to ask about the boards you use - white surface and black interior (time 8:05) and wooden surface with green interior (time 4:24) , because I did not see such in our stores ... TYVM
It appears to be a product made by a company called Finsa in Finland. If you dig a bit on their web site, you can find out if there is a distributor in your country. www.finsa.com/cs/Satellite?d=Touch&idiomaNav=en_US&pagename=FN_CatalogoProductos/CP_Producto_C/CP_PTProductoDetalle&cid=1426687131927
Plans for this project: bit.ly/3iRfbd9
Do your plans come in inches or metric only?
Do you realize you created a system the allows a DeWalt table saw, with potentially inaccurate miter slots, to operate with precision because of your build that lives on the left of your saw? Everyone knows these DeWalt table saw tops have inaccurate miter slots because of the grey coating. This solves the problem of my 2 year quest. I was going to re-top the table top surface but not after watching this. You should make a video that directly is targeted to people that loose sleep over this. I made a drill press top and it was not perfect and all because of my table saw. Fix this and everything else is true. Bravo Paoson Woodworking! Problem, solution solved! AWESOME!!!
The most beautifull, complète and funcional table Saw I ever see so far!!!!
You are top level genius avangard creator!!!!!
Godbbless you
This looks amazing. When I have better time I will get back to this!
Very kind of you to share this! Thank you
I just had some of those folding brackets delivered this morning - perfect timing for my new workbench build
It’s the best mobile saw table, it’s amazing. Thank a lot that share your experience & drawings! You’re the best!
Love this idea. It's not exactly what I need but, I can adjust it to make it work for me. Love your craftsmanship and attention to detail. Just a great, great compact design that is SO multi-functional and acts much larger than it is. Love it. Thank you from the US!
That sliding table is awesome !!
Nice job. Looking forward to seeing the new fence design!
I already have your plans, and unfortunately, I have to wait a while to build this. Every new video in this series is making me more and more glad I chose your plans. I also have a Metabo table saw, which has a very similar fence as your saw, so I will be looking forward to that build as well.
I just finished watching all 6 parts. I have to say that you are an amazing craftsman. Your engineering and design is fantastic. I already have a large shop here in the states, but I really got pulled in by your professionalism. I will not be building the bench, however I did share it with my son. He is going to purchase your plans for his garage shop. I will watch your other videos for ideas for my own shop. Take care and Happiness is making sawdust.
Отличный стол верстак ,работа на высшем уровне ,браво мастер 💪👌👍
Your work is a masterpiece and enjoy watching your video.
Omg, amaizing work! What a beautiful table!
Always top quality projects, great work!
What a great work station, kudos!
I wish that that Euro-ply you used was available in my country. It just looks great and seems strong for whatever you build. Nice!
Once it's completely done, this might be the most functional table saw/router station available for someone to build. Can't wait to see the rest.
thanks Mike!
absolutely best table I saw yet.
I built a very similar workbench a few months ago except this one is literally better in every way. This will be my next version.
Nice job Suso! Thank you for always sharing with us!💖👍😎JP
Felicitaciones por todos tus trabajos, saludos desde la Ciudad de Buenos Aires República Argentina
I havent seen you before here, you were just like other known woodworker,Matias wandel , john heist and wilkerson, and others , you are good as well as them. I salute
Magnifique. Le choix des matériaux ajoute un esthétisme très moderne
👌🤓👍
Great Series. Thank you.
This has to be the best all in one work bench I have seen yet
Very nice clean work and design.
you are an amazing craftsman.
This bench is really cool!!
Otro magnifico video,enhorabuena por tu trabajo
gracias Francisco!
Espectacular.
Me encanta la precision con la que trabajas y el cuidado de todos los detalles....genial👍
Gracias! 😊
Beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏
Parabéns pelos vídeos e projeto 😊👍👏👏👏
C’est tellement propre. Bravo
So clean! Very nice
thanks!
Hello. I love the Table. great very nice cool!
*Great Job Awesome!!* 🌟👍🏻
Thankyou! I do lots of woodworking and have quite an unusual project. I am fixing up a sewing machine cabnet and this will be perfect for the wood flap that needs something to hold it up once open. Will have to make 1 cut to accommodate over hang but anyways thankyou!
A Exellent Job and a very good Video
Impressive!
That is amazingly excellent work! I have just placed an order of those brackets through your link. I am considering setting up a small workshop, so your plans and videos befit my envisaged small workshop. I wish I could like your video 1k times
Perfect project, congratulations PS.
Après tout. !
Very Good fantastic! Nanber one! 👍
Beautiful work. Ive been planning something similar for infeed as well because supporting longer pieces is important.
thanks Erik!
adorei muito bom maravilha, parabéns pra vc.
Nice outfeed table. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week :)
I'd buy that table 👍👍👍
Yep, clean!
thanks!
Pretty amazing design! I would suggest making those folding outfeed wings longer to support sawing full sheets of plywood without tipping. Maybe a secondary folding layer to the wing could be engineered on a piano hinge? Or even just a few extention rods that would pull out from the extention wing. Just enough to prevent longer cuts from tipping off the extention wing. That could be dangerous as you reach over the blade. Just some ideas for improvement.
Those are interesting caster wheels.
great job
thanks!
Great idea and Craftsmanship the system appears to have reduced the noise of the Dewalt Jobsite Saw a great deal and that’s a nice feature also i would like to do something similiar for the SawStop Jobsite saw but i’m not quite sure on what fence i can utilize
bravo
nice
Nice thought, I would rethink that design for the outfeed table, for light work yes. Unless I am missing something, the hinge/brackets look (to me) to be undersized.. The concept is sound though.. Sorry to sound critical.. I enjoyed watching.. Thank you for sharing..
I would like to have such a workshop
Bonjour. Superbe projet. Je vais certainement acheter vos plans pour mener à bien cette construction. Je veux avant tout savoir si je peux avoir les liens concernant tous les accessoires à acheter pour finaliser ce projet dans son ensemble.( les rails de guidage, les guides pour désigner ou pour la défonceuse, les coulisses pour la rallonge de découpe....) Merci beaucoup. Très beau travail
muito fixe
Great job! Very nice series! Have you ever thought of building some support in the front part of the saw? I mean, help to support the feeding of the wood piece into the saw. I have the same saw and always think about that, but never came to a conclusion. Looking forward the next video of the series.
thanks! that support is one of my pending projects
Hello, maybe this video from Izzy Swan can help you in your thinking...
ua-cam.com/video/RZmbZLZLrb8/v-deo.html
Beautiful work. This is very nicely thought out and engineered. One question I have is, every time you remove the sled or fences, how do you go about squaring them to the blade/router bit. I know modularity comes at a cost, but how much time do you burn by moving between operations?
Really nice project, did you have a change to finish the fence project also?
i really love this construction. but i stumbled upon a bigger issue with the guides of the fence. In your build the guides are being blocked to the left of the saw (5:41) by the sled. do you have to measure the width manually now (because you are using the third pair of fence lock screws - that are probably for guiding the wood left to the saw) ? or did you glue on a third ruler next to two that came with the saw/fence?
We kept finding we needed a folding table. This is so easy to store. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxStL0QRChBju4aQlnTrRgBZvafFog0KU3 Opening and closing is easy as well. It has a great handle for carrying around the house. Its pretty lightweight and slides around easy. We bought it for our daughter’s first sleepover. Breakfast was a blur - but 12 7-8 year olds fit at the table with room to spare. We used it at thanksgiving and 6 adults fit comfortably on each side plus 2 on either end for a total of 8. Super easy to clean up afterwards as well.
Do you have the project available with all the measurements? Could you share it? I have a saw identical to yours, I found the project wonderful
I did subscrive already few days ago , thanks , keep safe (covid) are arround
two words. Fucking Superb!!!
I bought these plans and WOW! For the low cost, you get SO much! I have paid for other plans as well, and none of them have ever been this detailed, awesome and thank you for all the work!
QUESTION: For the outfeed table, is there a reason you didn't make it deeper? In the Sketchup plans, it is 400mm but the side table is 661mm. I'm planning on making the outfeed same as the side support folding section but wanted to know if there was a reason you didn't make it longer?
thanks! you can make it deeper but then the folding brackets may not work
Grande y magnifico como siempre. Yo ya hace dias tengo los planos y con ganas de empezar. Los t-tracks o guias, donde los consigues tu? Y el tablero HPL de la superficie ,quizas lo has dicho pero me repito, de cuanto es , grosor y donde lo has encontrado, porque este debe picar al igual que el abedul. Todos los materiales estan por las nubes.
Gracias como siempre por tu trabajo.
hola Josep, puedes usar un solo tablero contrachapado para las tapas, de hecho es casi mejor! Si puede ser, con melamina. En este artículo que también incluyen los planos encontrarás respuesta a casi todas tus dudas. Si tienes más dudas envíame un email por favor. Podré ayudarte mejor: www.paoson.com/blog/es/sierra-de-banco-y-tableros-para-el-banco-de-carpintero/
What for a great project !!!! Genius !!!
Just please tell me which new fence for the table saw you are going to mount, because i want to change the fence of my table saw too. Thank you for your reply.
thanks! the new fence is one of my pending projects
@@Paoson_Woodworking can hardly wait ! :-))
Me encanta verte trabajar.. que envidia.. Eres un crack. Tengo ganas de hacerme todas las mesas de tu canal, no se por cual empezar.. Tengo comparada la portátil y aun sigue en estudio :-( A ver si aprendo a usar AutoCad para aprender modificar y pillar los planos de esta. Por cierto el movimiento de las guías lateral de la mesa de corte, viene con ella??
gracias! todo lo que ves en los vídeos está explicado en los planos
@@Paoson_Woodworking Si los planos por los que tengo se que todo esta explicado y muy bien. La guía lateral viene asi con la sierra?
si, es la que trae de serie
Interesting design. But the price of plywood and the hardware you are using has put this out of my price range.
Would you recommend against making the frame of this out of softwood timber?
Does anyone know the name of the material that he uses as a tabletop at the router and in other places which looks like white plywood?
What material did you use for the top?
I think you mentioned a ‘soft start module’ that you installed on the table saw- can you provide more information such as: does it actually help soften the start-up, source for the part etc
Thanks-
www.paoson.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1940#p6265
Are these plans available in metric measurements on your site?
hola podrias publicar los planos de cada uno con medidas
Did you laminate the black MDF yourself?
What kind of material is the white one??
This is brilliant, wish I could build something like this due to my garage been so small
unfortunately i have an old delta/rockwell home craft saw and the motor hangs out the back any one have an idea about how to make a folding outfeed or think i will just have to have an aux table??? i have added a 3/4in thick side table that fit between the fence rails planning on putting a router in someday
Отлично стол браво .отправьте размер стол пажалста
Very nice project, i'm planning to make my own.
What type of panel are used on the top please ? (the light and dark grey one)
www.paoson.com/blog/en/bench-saw-and-boards-for-the-mobile-workbench/
Thank you for your answer !
Are the plans still available?
Ingegniere spero che tu abbia il tuo brevetto. Per quanto mi riguarda sei forte. Ciao.
I have similar casters to yours for my workbench - where did you get the tool for leveling them? kinda looks like a modified saw?
www.paoson.com/en/shop-woodworking-homemade-tool-furniture-plans/97-retractable-wheels-homemade-adjustment-wrench-free-plans.html
Supar
You are crazy awesome! I'd be in foxhole with you, bro, anytime! Bravo!
Hi, what material dod you use for those extensions? Is it a composite board?
hi, that board is called Compacmel.
This seems to be a European made product. You can probably use laminated melamine instead if you're in the U.S.
he estado siguiendo tus proyectos, una pregunta que modelo es tu sierra de mesa?
mira aquí: www.paoson.com/blog/es/sierra-de-banco-y-tableros-para-el-banco-de-carpintero/
Do your plans come in Imperial measurements, or just Metric?
just metric, sorry: www.paoson.com/blog/en/how-to-use-and-understand-diy-plans/
Are episode 7 and 8 available
Could I ask what dust extraction you're using as I've never seen so little dust without a top shroud
hi, it is a single-stage dust collector
@@Paoson_Woodworking Thanks, wouldn't have any more details? I don't know what that is, I use a Henry and a cyclone.
Hi , how to search the flip part? thanks
I've purchased many different types of those lift up (folding) style supports, and none of them are ever square/flat when locked in place. So it requires a bunch of shims, or a pre-built system that allows me to measure h9w many degrees off it is from 90.
I used a $130 pair on a fold out shower chair, and they are square, but also super heavy (58lbs for the pair) and costly.
Has anyone found a decent priced version that doesn't require a whole day to make your outfeed run true?
the same happens to me, I haven't found anything better
I would consider buying the plans if the author provided imperial units.
I am from Canada and I completely understand you on this, but the thing is, the thickness of the boards are in metric, even over here... so it would be very hard to make imperial plans that would take that into consideration without having 1/64th for example. Your best bet is to buy a metric tape (which aren't that rare) and work with that. Your tablesaw should have both measurements on it anyway, it shouldn't be an issue. Also, as Paoson states in his plan articles, you can change the dimensions in both AutoCAD and SketchUP for Imperial.
Does anyone know what the specific name of the material is for carriage, side shelf, and rear shelf? The name of the material isn’t shown in the plans. Thanks!
www.paoson.com/blog/en/bench-saw-and-boards-for-the-mobile-workbench/
Hello, I want to ask about the boards you use - white surface and black interior (time 8:05) and wooden surface with green interior (time 4:24) , because I did not see such in our stores ... TYVM
hi, the one with green interior is simply MDF, the green color indicates that it is waterproof. The other board is called Compacmel
It appears to be a product made by a company called Finsa in Finland. If you dig a bit on their web site, you can find out if there is a distributor in your country.
www.finsa.com/cs/Satellite?d=Touch&idiomaNav=en_US&pagename=FN_CatalogoProductos/CP_Producto_C/CP_PTProductoDetalle&cid=1426687131927
Could anyone provide a link to the material used for the work top.
bit.ly/3mspGGB