Table Saw Storage Cabinet || FREE PLANS How To Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Learn to build a table saw cabinet for storing all of your table saw accessories, jigs, and blades. Add some DIY woodworking storage to your shop and improve the organization and efficiency in your workflow!
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Such a great cabinet! The pullouts for the blades are so creative! Keep up the great work.
Nice cabinet build and thank you for the free plans. I have the SawStop PCS and opted for the 36in fence as I never really used the extra space on my 52 in cabinet saw the SawStop PCS replaced. I have been tossing around ideals about how to go about putting a cabinet under the Table extension and utilizing the industrial mobile base that I have my saw sitting on.
Thank you @bevelish and Rockler for this!
No problem :)
Love the design and simple storage solution! I need to make me one.
C&C machines are so freaking awesome, great video and storage solution. Thx for sharing
Turned out great man!
Great cabinet. Thanks for the plans. I would recommend using primer before spraying the finish color. Probably save a lot of spray paint in the process.
Amazing job on this on! I love those custom drawers for the blades!
Thanks
Love it. Loved your in person camera interaction. I think if the table saw cabinet and the drill press cabinet the two big storage opportunities. Nobody uses the space under those places.
The other thing I think about is the deep conflict I have between getting the 36 inch or 52(?) inch extension wing. Shop space versus panel cutting. I think about the sliding table too but it’s tough especially if you leave the left extension on or take it out for the slider. Shop space seems to always win and track saw comes to the rescue.
Great cabinet it’s perfect. Thanks for the free plans it’s much appreciated
We liked that you painted it black to match the table saw! We definitely need to up our shop organization game, so this video was perfect timing. Thanks Alex!
Thanks guys!
Very nice build !
Nice job!
Really like the blade storage.
Thanks!
Another top project! I just bought a bigger saw so something like this would definitely come in handy for me. But first i need to make an outfeed table, phew! the to do list is quite long XD
Awesome project and amazing video as always bud!
Thanks man
Nice work
Super dope
Such a great film, superb shots and editing. Cabinet is awesome, love the circ saw blade sliders. It's all in the details. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Thank you sir!
Pretty fantastic work, dude! It really turned out great! 😃
Soon enough I'm going to need to make something like that as well!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Good job. and cool
Thanks
Would love to see a video on your CNC. Just found your channel. Enjoying it. Thanks!
I like the spray can nozzle on that one
Please do a shop tour!!!
CNC files available for purchase for the blade storage?
No sorry
Love the design! The Rockler plans do not include a cut list diagram. Do you have one available?
Just those trays are empty to want to make this, Alex! Great build. Hope all is well!
Thanks man!
Hi Alex. Plywood is a nice material to use, but there’s a company called Valchromat which makes a coloured MDF, which would have saved the spraying. Oh, and some Kaizen foam in the draws wouldn’t hurt either, instead of just chucking the stuff in them - you’re far too neat to be doing things like that! 😉
Also, I have no need to use the idea, but the saw blade storage is genius. As always, nice job 👍
Awesome job once again. You can always be counted on for great content. Question- How did you support the wing on the table saw? Just bought a new to me Saw Stop and this project is perfect for me. Thanks in advance for your answer. Be well and God Bless.
I just stuck a couple scrap pieces of wood between the cabinet and the wing. You can see it at the very end of the video. If you want to get fancy, you can mount some leg levelers upside down to the top of the cabinet to make it adjustable
@@BevelishCreations great idea with the levelers. Not sure how much I will move it but always great to have on wheels. You do an excellent job with your content/builds. I really appreciate the time and effort on your part! Thanks as well for the quick reply. Be well, stay safe in the shop and God Bless.
I had the same question. Thank you both for asking and answering, respectively. I have the 52" extension with the ICS base, so I would have to modify these plans a bit. I also don't know how often I would want to move my saw, but the base is designed to bear that cantilevered weight.
I have the same saw. A 3hp PCS with 36” fence but have the ICS mobile base under mine. I have never installed the legs and have not had an issue. I do have the saw secured to the mobile base using included hardware. I have been using it like this for 4-1/2 years.
I have been looking for a way to use that space under my extension wing. I have the mobile base under my saw, but I think this will be useful on some casters to move with it. I just need to adjust the design some.
This thing is very useful!
Need to do something like this for my sawstop... it gets so cluttered. Nice Project
Thanks!
Excellent job, you have a talent for coaching / instructing. I have 2 questions please.
First how much material did you use. I see the cut list but being a newby do not know how many sheets of plywood I need and it is a 60 mile trip to the place I can purchase would like to avoid having to go back unnecessarily
Second , and don't know if you can answer.the
Thanks and can't wait to start this project
cheers
That’s a fantastic idea! Love the blade drawers!
Nice job! I like this a lot. I have the same setup and was wondering if the Incra miter gauge would be able to hang in the vertical drawer instead of taking space in one of the horizontal drawers? Thanks!
Yep it can
@@BevelishCreations cool, thanks for confirming.
Great build, nice job! Did you not have to make the cabinet a support piece for the tables once you removed the support legs? You placed the cabinets on wheels which to me would move around too much, even with locking wheels. I have the same issue with my Delta Tablesaw and it's support legs.
I just threw a couple of blocks between the table and the cabinet
Very nice cabinet. I baught my saw this spring right before the price increase and have since then been looking to build storage under the right side. I am considering removing the legs as you did but concerned about the potential support they offer. Did you plan/provision for anything to support the table from the cabinet ?
Thanks in advance
Hey I just stuffed two pieces of random offcuts between the saw and the cabinet. Works like a charm :D
Hi, great plans and video. Do you have plans for the CNC cutouts for the chippers? I know all chippers aren't a like, but if I had a starting file it would help a lot. I don't mind purchasing them. I use Vectric software, but a .SVG file will work as well.
Hey sorry I just saw this comment. Sometimes UA-cam hides comments from me. Do you still need this?
@@BevelishCreations yes, if you have them it would help a lot. Thanx. Also thanx for following up, greatly appreciated.
I only have it in .DXF format and PDF format, so those work? These were designed in Shapr3D. I’m not familiar with how Vectric work. And send me an email at Bevelish.creations@gmail.com
I have that same saw but with the hydraulic base. I recently installed the sawstop router wing and extension wing. Would removing the support legs cause a problem? I really need some storage ideas in my shop. Thanks
It would cause a problem if you have the router wing. But I wedged a piece of scrap wood between the wing and the top of the cabinet
What is the process and timeline for taking a design from Shaper3d to the cnc? Do you have to do tooling paths as well? What CNC do you have?
Yes, you always have to do the tool path. I have other videos on how I use this program with the CNC. I use an X carve
Looks great, and thank you for the plans! I'll be building this soon. Do you have a cutting diagram by chance? I saw the list, but not a diagram to break down sheet goods
Hey I can look for it. Send me an email so I can send it to you once I find it
Right on 🤘
I’ve reached out through Instagram, not sure how to message through UA-cam. I’ll send my email through there.
Thanks Alex
Is there any adjustment still built in, like on the feet of the legs that come with the saw?
Nope. But you can always attach some levelers to the top of the cabinet if you’d like
Great video! Link for the plans on Rockler doesn't seem to download them for me. Anyone have a different Link or can send them to me?
Is the sawstop extension attached to the top of the cabinet?
No. It’s just supported with a block of wood in between. I didn’t want to attach it with any method that makes moving things around a pain since my garage floor is really rough
Would you be willing to make/sell those CNC blade shelves? Really slick!
Hey thanks! Sure I'd be willing to make some CNC blade shelves and sell them to you. Send me an email at bevelish.creations@gmail.com
Hey Alex, Great plans. It's the next build for me. I can see while you were drawing it out you designed a cut list (layout of the various pieces on the plywood sheets) for for whatever reason they are not included in the drawings at Rockler. A shame :( Great vid though and looking forward to the build. Gary
Thank you Gary!
I really like this build and it looks great. In the beginning, you said you were going to move the legs on the extension. How and where did you do that?
Thanks. I removed the legs
@@BevelishCreations Cool, so what holds up the extension? Does it sit on your storage cabinet?
Yep I just put a couple pieces of wood between the extension table and the top of the cabinet
Great cabinet! Is it connected to the table saw at all?
Thanks! I put a wedge between the top of the cabinet and the bottom of the wing to support it
Nice plan and implementation, Alex. One question, maybe I missed it but if you removed the extension support to make room for the cabinet, how did you end up supporting the extension table under the cabinet? It looks like there is space between the cabinet and the extension table?
I wedged a couple pieces of wood between the top of the cabinet and bottom of the wing
I didn't see how many sheets it took.
Nice job on the cabinet. Any chance you would sell or share the Shapr3d file? Or better yet make a Shapr3d youtube on how you did the design. Thanks in-advance.
I sold the plans to Rockler, so I don’t think I can share the file. I can make a video on modeling something similar though
@@BevelishCreations You make great Shapr3d models, a similar cabinet model would be appraeciated. Keep up the good work.
Great build, I could not find any mention of the drawer slide hardware used.
Hey I don’t have the brand I used…they were just 22” slides I had in the shop
Thanks got it
I've been wanting to build a cabinet for under my SawStop for about two years now and am finally getting around to it. One question I had that wasn't really mentioned in the video nor the plans, how much material is needed for the project? I see the "materials cut list", but it doesn't really talk about overall materials needed (i.e. how many 4x8 sheets of 3/4" ply?). A cut diagram for the plywood would be nice too, for instance, which piece to cut out of a full sheet and in what orientation to best maximize the sheets and minimize the waste. Lastly, your website estates "Writeup coming soon". 😉
It takes just slightly over one sheet of 3/4” plywood (needed a little bit extra for the third pullout tray). and one sheet of 1/2”, and half a answer of 1/4”
@@BevelishCreations Beautiful, thank you for the quick reply! Love the build. I'm actually going to modify it a bit to add some shelves between the SawStop legs to utilize that space a bit better. I'd also like to figure out if I can modify it to lift with the hydraulic mobile base my saw has, similar to how Michael Alm did here: ua-cam.com/video/OZR7FFfVw5E/v-deo.html
Awesome, send me a pic when you’re done! I’d love to see it! Love it when people modify my designs and give me new ideas for the future! Stay safe in the shop :)
do the plans include a cut-list to know how much material to buy?
Yes
Is your cabinet hung from the underside of the wing on your saw so the saw can be rolled around in the cabinet goes with it or is the cabinet just rolled underneath the saw? I have to move my saw each time I use it, so need the storage to be attached to the saw.
It’s just rolled underneath it
How did you prevent your extension wing from sagging when you removed the legs?
I wedged a couple pieces of wood between the extension and the cabinet. You can see it at the end of the video when I’m talking to the camera
@@BevelishCreations oh okay, I’ll go back and check it out. Thanks man! Great video.
I finally got around to building a cabinet under my saw. No fancy place for my blades since I really only use two blades 99% of the time, finish and flat ground ripper..But I finally have a better place besides just throwing everything on the far side of the 52" saw top. 4 drawers with full extension slides, 3 short, 1 deep.. 2'x3'.. I'm actually thinking I might get sort of organized..
Nahhh! That'll never happen..
Hahaha drawers are just a place to hide the mess
is there a location to get the cnc file too?
No sorry, everyone’s needs are different so I didn’t include it
which wheels did you use?
They’re 2” casters that I got off of Rockler’s website
How did you attach it under your rails and extension?
It’s not attached. There’s just a piece of wedge between the two
You said you took off the back legs of the table saw, how did you support the top of the saw then??
There’s a piece of wood wedged between the the top and the case
Did you ever build a storage cabinet for the Sawstop Freestanding Router Table
No. I don’t have a Sawstop router table
The PDF file for the plans shows the Blade Storage trays as 3/4 x 21 1/2 x 23 1/2. Is the 21 1/2 correct? Perhaps 11 1/2?
Yes you’re right
What size drawer rails you use?
I think they were 22”
As man - how am I just now discovering this channel!? The production value is awesome!
what were the drawer slides you used?
I just added the link to the slides I used. But they’re just some genetic 22” slides
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What's that drill bit at 4:02 called?
It’s Amana’s non-marring counter sink but
I am in the process of building this and am confused by the dimensions for the vertical box on the lower left. It appears that the opening is 8" W x 21" H x 23.5" D. Yet the box that fills the opening is 6" W x 19" H x 22" D. Even allowing 1/2 " for the hinge width and 3/4" for the false front, there is 1.5"W x 2" H x 3/4" D in empty space. Is this correct for the way you built it? I'm tempted to change the opening to 7" wide and gain an extra inch of drawer width for all the rest of the lower drawers. It's too late for me to change the height as I've already cut the 19" x 22" vertical drawer "bottom". Otherwise, I'd change it to 20.5" instead of 19" to gain more hanging space.
Yeah this was correct to how I built it in order to store the tools I needed. The shelves also required some extra space
any issues with removing the legs on the extension wing?
No. I forgot to mention in the video I put a wedge between the extension and the top of the cabinet. So it’s fully supported. But even without it, it’s fine. I just find that I sometime lean on the extension when I’m figuring out my shots and stuff.
@@BevelishCreations thank you for the quick reply!
@@mclarkin0906 No problem! Thanks for checking out the video!
Where are you located?
Columbus, OH
Any chance you could share the number of sheets of what plywood you need to build this? While the cut list in in the plans, the cut diagram is not and an overall materials list doesn't appear to be from a glance
Hey yeah you’ll need 1 sheet of 3/4” plywood if you don’t need the pullout blade storage. If you need the pullout blade storage, it’s an additional 0.25 sheet of 3/4” plywood. You’ll need 1 sheet of 1/2” ply and 1 sheet of 1/4” ply for the drawer boxes and back panel of the case
Thank you so very much! My new saw arrives tomorrow, and this may be the first project I build with it
No problem! It’s a great addition for a table saw! Hope you like it and thank you so much for watching my video!
Seems like a great cabinet but I don’t see anything about how you mounted it to your saw. I have looked at ideas and plans for similar cabinets that mount between the legs and saw cabinet but I like your approach better.
Hi thanks. Mine isn’t mounted to the saw. I wedged a couple of scraps between the extension wing and the cabinet to support the wing.
Part 2, don't know why my second question disappeared but here it is.
I have the SawStop ICS and being that the plans are for the PCS are there any changes to the plans I need to make? I think maybe the ICS might have a little bigger footprint?
No there are no changes to the plans
This is the first video I’ve seen of yours. The content is great, the presentation is great, the videography and editing are great…. But that garage door, you have to do something about that garage door! It is in the background of soo many of your shots, and it is such an eyesore. Slapping some paint in it, or covering it with something more attractive would really help, as is, it is very distracting taking away from an otherwise fantastic video.
Can you ask your camera if its okay? It must be tired from moving all the time. Seriously dude, that is a lot of patience in executing all of those movements. Kuddos. I don't have that kind of patience.
I’m a filmmaker first, woodworker second :)
Everything is square..... enough. 🤣😂
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