Table Saw Station On Wheels! ($70 SHOP CART BUILD)
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- Опубліковано 13 гру 2019
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I built this TABLE SAW SHOP CART / WORK STATION on wheels for my ongoing shop build! This video will show you a quick run-through of the methods I used.
The goal was to provide a rolling table saw stand that would also incorporate some simple storage, and provide a decent work station in the form of the outfeed table.
Materials:
B/C plywood
2x4
3" lockable caster wheels
1-5/8" drywall screws
Galvanized brad nails
Titebond 2 wood glue
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TABLE SAW SHOP CART / WORK STATION HOW-TO:
1) Rip and cross-cut 5/8" plywood into appropriate widths and lengths for table saw cart components.
2) Fasten joins that need slightly more strength with drywall screws in pre-drilled and countersink holes. (This is a FAST method--it is not the strongest form of joining these pieces, but the cart only requires light loads.)
3) Join other pieces of table saw shop cart with titebond 2 wood glue and brad nails.
4) Build 2x4 base for cart / work station.
5) Attach assembled table saw cart / work station to 2x4 base with screws.
6) Add support blocks to inner corners of 2x4 base.
7) Attach 3" lockable casters to corners of table saw cart / work station.
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Lmao the way you blow sawdust away using the saw 😂😂. I've done that before
For someone who makes a lot of videos about safety that seemed rather sketchy
I’m really liking your “get it done quick and cheap” approach. I would rather spend time and money on the projects I make!
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
Practical and simple, I got a table saw just like that that I been wanting and needing to build a table/cart for it. Yours must be the best I seen so far, thanks for sharing
It looks great Ethan! You could use some pegboard and space it away from the back wall of the table saw station to hang tools or accessories. Thanks for sharing this neat build.
Great build, but it were a few inches higher, it looks like you could've used your miter station wings as an extension to the outfeed for larger projects when you just need a little more surface area.
Awesome space savers/carts from you and Insider Capentry in the same week. Sweet!
Nice build. Have the same table saw but no room in my basement shop for a cart of that size. That brad nailer is great. So much more convenient than my compressor driven nailers. Thanks for posting!
Thanks Richard! I’ve dragged compressors and hoses for years. This PC nailer has been such a relief, and has extremely few misfires and such
There you go again easily building things.
It turned out pretty nice and simple.
Well done 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This guy is an amazing engineer and designer 🙌🏼👍🏼❤️🙏🏽👏
I just bought a home and was lucky to find this channel. It's so good. Thank you, sir.
Have you thought about putting some spacers under casters to bring it level with the other bench? It'll give you a longer work bench with the saw blade down on table saw. Just a thought, but I love the idea and how easy it would be to make. I've got 2 other projects to do on the house, then I can redo to garage and make a decent shop. Doing all the research I can on simple design.
Came out great, not bad at all for $70. I have the exact same brad nailer, love it.
I like the way you use your left hand saw with your right hand.
What a great Kid. Like your stand, dust collection, storage, and price. Been there, still there.
Thank so much, Samuel! Doing everything fast and affordable these days. I appreciate the support 🙂
@@TheHonestCarpenter Your Welcome. I'm still at it. 40 years in 2020. But my fast days are gone Where the hell's my ✏️. Hat
I’ve been working on my router table for a week now...next time I’m going to use your idea on my jigsaw table ... thanks for sharing...
Nice tip, quick and to the point. Thanks
I like this setup. How well does that dewalt vacuum work for the table saw dust collection? I have been trying to decide which one to pair with my dust deputy.
Great job, would love to see plans for it
You could add a hinged/fold out shelf on the out feed side of the table ( folds up & down) that would really help when you rip longer materials.
It wouldn’t really hamper your storage space much at all when not in use.
Awesome Build... You may want to consider a french cleat system for the back wall also. (Just a thought)
Great job love your videos full of information.
Very cool design!
Very nice! Simple but it works!
just got a table saw and this is a game changer
this was awesome!. How do you decide when to switch between the table and skilsaw?
Looks good.. i’ll for sure be watching for your videos..👍
Simple is always better. Good job!
Thanks Brian!
Nice build!
This video was AWESOME !
Thank you Ed!
Wow! You sir are awesome, I would love to be a student. Always wanting to excel my carpentry and woodworking skills.
Wow!! That was so cool!! Thank you!
Thanks Josephine! 😀
Looks great!
LOVE IT! I'm about to redo my cart. I've got the same saw. What kinda dust collector is that (model?). My saw seems to spew dust everywhere even w a vac hooked up
Do you have exact dimensions I’d like to build same table I have same saw. Also what attachment do you use to connect vacuum to tablesaw? Thx
Working great
Hi Ethan, I am fairly new to woodworking/carpentry. Everything I’ve made thus far has been by cutting with a straight edge or saw guide of some sort. I have been shopping for a table saw and wanted to know your impressions on the DWE7491RS? Thanks.
Great job. Certainly don’t have to spend a fortune to get a good result and a useful piece of kit.
Great explanation…
Love it!
Wish I could hire you, Long island, NY have a great holiday.
Awesome job! Table saws scare the crap outta me!
Thanks 🙏
Very nice!!! I need to build me one!!
How'd you decide when to use screws vs. nails?
You great bro…. Peace ✌️
Which model is your dewalt impact driver?
did you make sure the top surface was level? also I would create 4 drop down table legs with wide bottoms when the table is in stationary position, to add more support so it doesn't wobble/move due to wheels (even with brakes on).
Good idea. Do you have measured drawings for this? Thanks for sharing.
Great idea
Thanks Trent!
I dig it! I'm planning on building something similar in nature. I have an idea as to what I want it to look like, but I'm struggling to come up with ideas on how I'd make it big to help break down bigger sheets of ply. Main issue is working a design that isn't going to take up the footprint of something like a cabinet saw.
Like it. Not much talk and more actions. Like it because is simple to build and just what I need for my initial shop
I notice your using three drills ... one for 2 wood piece penetration, one for countersunk?, one for connector hear. Is the countersunk appears a specific type, is there a link to that countersunk driver? Thank you in advance for your thoughts
That’s cool. I like it better when you talk in the videos. Do you have a pattern? Also, I don’t see a list of tools after the videos- where do I find them?
Great Job. I can buy my more hardwoods.
How do you find this tablesaw for accuracy? And is the fence nice snd tight with no play in it when clamped?..or..which tablesaw would you recommend other than this one. TIA
I love this one, Paul! The ruler on the fence has never been good. But the rack and pinion style fence extender has always worked flawlessly. I have had to true the fence to the blade a number of times, but mine was a refurbished model that I think just had a couple quirks. Still, for power and quality, these dewalt 7-series models are my go-to table saws
Grasias for the knowledge sharing
Suscrito
Where do you have plans for this? Willing to pay for that. I hate trying to figure that out... new to all of this...
Do you have the plans for this table? I need a cart just like this.
Where did you get the tool belt?
I know what I'm building come spring
Hi my friend. Ty for that. So the measure is not accurate are you saying?..its a toss up between this dewalt or a makita. Hmm decisions??
I think I could have adjust the display ruler, Paul, but I never bothered because I always use a tape to check fence-to-blade distance. Just force of habit from jobsites now. On whole, contractor grade saws just don't match shop grade saws for precision. BUT, they do have surprising amounts of power, and of course you can just pick them up and move them around. I haven't tried that makita yet, but I'm curious. Makita has a history of making great saws.
Is this 3/4" plywood?
As a 25 year union Ironworker just getting into wood work .... I draw the line at the carpenter belt. I couldn’t do it.
That being said. It’s nice seeing another tradesmen doing a how to vid instead of these wood working magicians you see on here saying things like “5/64 or 10. Thousands of an inch” !!?
To be honest I love that to
I would think the gap between the table saw and the feed table could cause a kick-back if material catches the feed table side. Still, a really nice project.
@1:04 you must be from Australia your holing the drill drive upside down.
And I can't spell holding
🤔 😂
Great job!!!!
Thank you, Martin!
$70 ?? Wow !!
It's kind of ironic that the mobile table saw car would of really helped build the mobile table saw cart 😂 love the content
This is true, Hector 🤣
I really appreciate you sharing this. I'm looking to create something very similar. Living in a one bedroom condo I need something that can host a table saw AND double as patio "furniture". This basic concept is the starting point for what I'm going to build. Thank you very much.
Can I get plans for your garage shop builds? I work for a large high end senior community and quality of life is essential in my buildings. Your level of quality is above me and I am a journey man in trades in refrigeration air-conditioning chillers boilers cooking equipment etc. I will be willing to trade skills!
👍👍👍👍👍
What occidental tool belt is that your wearing?
The Fat Lip, Eric. I’m doing a whole video on it this week because a lot of people ask
Awesome thanks , looking forward to it
Carpenters building furniture, now I've seen it all.
I mean, I wouldn't want to sit on it, Wong. But my table saw doesn't seem to mind 🤔
Hello,
Where do I buy the plans for the mobile table saw stand ?.
Got enough drivers?
Never
You love wood, like me... i wish people understood if you need a cart or bench ...just make one to suit your needs!
Love the videos but how do you have time to do these and still keep up with portraying Johnny Lawrence from the Karate Kid movie and the excellent show Cobra Kai? Growing up I always thought you were cooler than dorky Daniel Larusso. Keep up the videos and remember "Sweep the leg."
One miss you made, should have made the saw table as tall as your regular work bench so you could use it as an extension if needed in the future.
was going to say the same thing..
Some custom blocks ought to take care of that pretty easily.
That tool belt is bigger than his circular saw. Priorities.
I learn something new..... I could use an impact driver upside down ...... :-)
The underhand method! 😁
Price today- $7213.00
Wish youo could talk and instruct while you are building. At LEAST you did not play crap music to force everyone to listen to. subbed mainly because you did not play crap music, even though I am not satisfied you did not give spoken instruction.
I enjoy your content, but I wish this video was more a tutorial and less a “watch me build a saw cart.”
This is the way 🥷