Love the idea just wish you could of made a normal speed video of it, or at least not as fast. Might have to do this one for my table saw, though with mine, I won't need the removable insert. I MISS the Johnson paste wax! They don't make it anymore!
Thank you so much for this video!! What is the reason for using 1.5inch scrap pieces between your extended work surface and brackets instead of attaching the brackets directly to your extended work surface?
Good Work. I am thinking to do the same. I am wondering how much flex there is when you push on the end. Is it bouncy or pretty rigid? Do you wish it was deeper than 24" after using it for a while?
It's minimal, but your should know it's all depends from the applied force. Saw + motor itself about 250 pounds, so all construction feels like very solid and stable. Regarding, 24" deep I made it because my piece of remaining plywood was 24" and I decided to use it all. If you check video at 3:18 you will see table in the closed position and in my case about 3" more can be added but I am pretty satisfied with my depth.
the metal rails and square on yours what did you use did you build it yourself or did it come with your unit I have an old Rockwell and it's got round rails on the sides and they're just the squares just not that accurate in life to update it to something like what you've got can you help me
Perfect solution Mr. Stokov!
I’m glad you liked it!
Love the idea just wish you could of made a normal speed video of it, or at least not as fast. Might have to do this one for my table saw, though with mine, I won't need the removable insert. I MISS the Johnson paste wax! They don't make it anymore!
Good job, these folding bracket inspired me for my current miter saw project. Keep going
Thank you. I appreciate it! Good luck with your project.
This is brilliant!
Glad that you like it!
This is a great job ! 👍
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video!! What is the reason for using 1.5inch scrap pieces between your extended work surface and brackets instead of attaching the brackets directly to your extended work surface?
Hi, for my setup I need some clearance between workbench tops for the table saw fence back support rail.
Good Work. I am thinking to do the same. I am wondering how much flex there is when you push on the end. Is it bouncy or pretty rigid? Do you wish it was deeper than 24" after using it for a while?
It's minimal, but your should know it's all depends from the applied force.
Saw + motor itself about 250 pounds, so all construction feels like very solid and stable.
Regarding, 24" deep I made it because my piece of remaining plywood was 24" and I decided to use it all. If you check video at 3:18 you will see table in the closed position and in my case about 3" more can be added but I am pretty satisfied with my depth.
nice
Thanks
This is amazing, great work. Where’d you find/get the folding brackets?
Nvm I found the link you posted. Thanks!
Thanks, glad that you like it!
the metal rails and square on yours what did you use did you build it yourself or did it come with your unit I have an old Rockwell and it's got round rails on the sides and they're just the squares just not that accurate in life to update it to something like what you've got can you help me
Hi this is Delta 36-T30 fence system check video here how I installed it to the workbench ua-cam.com/video/WH5lZbmwJ6M/v-deo.html