Simple Table Saw Outfeed Assembly Table | DIY Woodworking

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

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[@harveycaiden8644]

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[@justinduncan8337]

@Harvey Caiden instablaster ;)

[@harveycaiden8644]

@Justin Duncan thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

[@harveycaiden8644]

@Justin Duncan it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D Thank you so much you really help me out!

[@justinduncan8337]

@Harvey Caiden Glad I could help :)

[@Garage_workshop]

Just built this today! Great addition to the shop, so thank you for the free plans and the video. Came in very helpful! First time doing pocket holes so picked up some new skills with this build! Loving it already and a few times caught myself saying i needed this outfeed table to build this outfeed table! Love the channel keep em coming!

[@RedcarWW]

Just finished up your Ultimate Drill Charging Station. Just need to add the finish. Grabbed these plans today as I need an outfeed table. The only difference is that I plan to put some drawers on the bottom. I just need to leave space for the motor on my old Delta Super Contractor saw. Which will need to fit under the table. Great vid and explanation. Hopefully this will be my last build before I start building product. Thanks

[@joeychgo]

What would be interesting with projects like this would be seeing a follow up video, say 6 months later, talking about how it's held up, what you might have done differently, etc

[@jessjulian9458]

Love the build. You are funny, over fourty, try over seventy. I have developed many tricks for not using my body. Otherwise I wouldn't be in the shop every day. Thanks for sharing your talents.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

I hope to have a full bag of tricks when I get there!

[@clarenicholson1328]

I made this for my studio today using form ply and left-over 17mm plywood 'scraps' from my studio build. It's turned out beautifully! Thanks so much from Australia. Love your projects :)

[@lcsquared8937]

Kind of like how google ads are always items that were in the background of the dreams I had the previous night, your videos are always right in line with projects I need to do for my own shop!!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Awesome! Glad they are landing

[@patrickhoxie9175]

Im still vacuuming mdf dust from a jig I made with it 2 months ago! I even used a makeshift vacuum hookup to my plunge router as well as an overhead vent connected to my dust control and it still sprayed mdf dust across the room! I’ll never rout mdf again.

[@adrianabshire]

I built one very similar out of 2x4’s and MDF and love it! (I need another one)... I added MFT style 3/4” dog holds and got some Kreg holds for it - works great! The only issue I have is that the table gets in the way of my SawStop 4” vacuum hose port - I see your table has a raised bottom so maybe if I raise it a little more it will be high enough to clear the vacuum hose port. Thanks for the great build!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

I actually lowered the shelf to go UNDER the port. It slides right under it

[@CAESAR_PUTIN_LOVERS]

Thank you dear.

[@BudjetBassin]

Awesome out feed table build!

[@selviozer417]

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[@derekdodson9982]

Excellent. Thanks.

[@r.m.2301]

very nice as always. Thank you for all the how to videos I learn every time I watch one.

[@liramarques]

Another great project. Nailed, Brad 😉

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks!

[@mustakimshellpatt2776]

Thanks , sir FTBT. SO INSPIRED.

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

Buying materials today. I need an outfeed table for my Delta table saw badly.

[@Johansentrae]

I died a little, when you said " The A hole" - yes im 12 years old inside :)

[@John_Malecki]

Super simple and super functional. Solid build bro!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

thanks, brother!

[@davidclauson5256]

Lol and you get to hang everyone a bird!!! Lol. Thanks, it is a great build. Happy new year

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Happy New Year!

[@timothymbess]

I want to see a video where every time Brad uses brad nails he calls them "me nails."

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Def need to do that 😂😂

[@ryanivester5042]

I was thinking the same thing myself. Love this comment.

[@ironwood1621]

Why don’t you love the dog bench holes? I’m building an assembly table and can’t decide if I want them.

[@bradkorndog857]

I am in the exact same boat...and had the exact same question.

[@ironwood1621]

He has them on his bench.

[@MitzyGoose]

,Was there a reason why you used plywood to make the legs vs 2x4? Was it because it was what you had or was it because you think the legs will be stronger by making them out of plywood? thanks!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

More so you could make the whole thing from one sheet of ply. But legs would similarly strong vertically as 2x4s. Or at least as strong as you'd ever need

[@Prophocy408]

Can you use tung oil or anything like it on mdf?

[@joshuawaddell6640]

Using a big red blade on the mitre saw... like EVERY other woodworker on KZbin. Gotta fit in! 😂

[@lcotler]

In general-I live in Northern California-where is the best place to get 13-ply Baltic Birch ply?

[@lostsoul7136]

Subbed man.

11:51 GODFATHER

[@Imagynuity]

I'd say if you're starting off by building things that are going to help you build more things you're doing alright

[@FlyboyBG1]

Great video, really appreciate the step by step and the printable plans. Super easy to follow and easy to build. Question, trying to pick out a good plywood foe the table top. Any recommendations? (Oak, Maple, Birch, ect.) I know you used MDF at first but said not to, and I would like to use something else other than MDF mainly for strength and durability reasons. Any advice would be great! Thank you!

[@dannalboon]

Fish oil pills bahahahahaha!!! Hitting 40 sucks and it's only downhill from there mate ;-)

[@bowtuk]

I’m over 40 now...and every one of us in that age bracket or above began nodding.

[@rayscrafield2106]

I'm 77. It don't get better.

[@Bootvi]

heh, I made a circle (well, a crescent moon shape) out of MDF yesterday using a router jig, inside the garage. Dust everywhere. It is awful. I had to use a leaf blower on my entire garage to clean it up.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Hope you wore a dust mask!

[@Bootvi]

@@Fixthisbuildthat Always when woodworking.

[@loydalexander154]

Yea just wait till your in mid 60 s dude u don't even know yet lol

[@williamellis8993]

Nice table, Brad. Knowing you, when you said to evenly space the holes, they were accurate to microns. Also, in your 40's is nothing. Wait until 71.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Yes, made them right on the money 😀. And I hope I can walk at 71 😂😂

[@stlwoodworking]

I tried getting the free plans but it would not go through.

[@gregoryhennessey8432]

Some people us a dust collector or shop vac. Just saying.

[@ThuNguyen-hx6me]

Maybe I missed something, but I can't find a dust collecting system video on your channel. Plz.... 🙏🙏🙏

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Haven't done one yet

[@jeffoldham3466]

man i love your videos,,,you explain everything so good,,and put it on a level where i can understand it,,its refreshing to see someone who actually cares,,i watch alot of the steve ramsey videos wwmm and needless to say he never answers any questions,,plus is out there begging people to take his course and never responds to a simple question,,,,,honestly,,,,i think he is another ted mcgrath not going into detail about ted mcgrath,, i have tried and tried to download his tool list with no such luck,,,its really a shame,,he seems like a nice guy,,but i would hate to try and get a refund from his course,,,guess thats why me and others like you,,you seem to have a great personallity

[@rikroberts]

Can't beat free plans. I always download free plans, because you never know.

[@silvagene7122]

*TopFineWoodworking. Com* , is a very comprehensive woodworking book! It breaks every little thing down, utilizing words, drawings, real pictures, and different diagrams. It`s unbelievably informative and helps me feel like I could help my sibling while we make our furniture together.?

[@patrickbrady8326]

Hi Brad, I have a question about routing plywood for a T-Track, the plywood has knots in it which I cannot avoid in my design. Without having to pay for premium plywood (that is pretty much Knotless) but twice the expense $$ how do you suggest getting a clean cut through knots in the wood or am I dreaming and it can't be done? I made 2 of those mobile workbenches 48X40 and they turned out nice and Thanks for the Idea!!

[@dubya13207]

Funny, I just moved my saw and outfeed out of my garage for the first time...made me appreciate my table setup! I have to be mobile, but one of these days I’ll make a more solid one like this

[@FiveFifteen]

Thanks for the video (and the plans)! Question - how do you decide when to use the track saw vs the table saw - aside from just breaking down the sheet?

[@dekurvajo]

That is not a half inch leg. That is a typical L profile leg, which is a common way to make load barrier structures (shelves, industrial tables, even trailers,) if that type legs connected properly, they can carry stupid load of weight. Each connection (including shelves and tabletop) increase the horizontal stability of those legs. And the vertical strength of the plywood also wel known.l

[@ryanpitkin1852]

On the Jamestown website, it said your coupon for Halcyon Varnish expired on 12/31/19. :-(

[@rolandgdean]

I live in Parkersburg, WV...home of WoodCraft Corporate office and I have family members that works for them. I agree with you, they are a great company! Nice video.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

That's awesome! I love the team over there, great people!

[@39lloydb]

Hmmm. I've always heard that using water based finish on MDF is unwise because it swells. Any problem?

[@digidandan]

Why didn’t you use a dust collection for the router? You wouldn’t have such a mess mate

[@ebeaulieu813]

7:30 early 40's and complaining? Give it another 30 years. Ain't enough supplements on the planet, just saying.

[@debatebore1057]

Great vid. But this table is only "simple" when youve got a workshop full of tools. I want to find a tutorial using only a table saw and a miter saw.

[@cdadams1223]

I always enjoy your content Brad! Very nice build and I'll be tackling it soon. Thanks for the plans!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Awesome, enjoy!

[@EllisDesignandTradeCo]

Dude, your shop is SPARKLY clean. Love it!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thx!

[@jimmyfavereau]

LOL wait til you are pushing 60 but still think like a 30 year old... never quit!

[@bg73]

"...over 40..." - yeah, i feel you bro. Same problems...

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Getting old stinks

[@terrymcgovern6846]

@@Fixthisbuildthat Hilarious! I just had to do something similar to this (building a new table with castors to hold my planer) and on my next birthday I'll be 77 years old. For the math-challenged, that's almost twice "almost 40." Yesterday I installed folding legs on my outfeed table, which is attached to the saw and folds down. Much of the work was done sitting on the floor, and getting up and down with 77 year old knees. Almost 40? You ain't seen nuthin yet...

[@karlkeach5564]

For your other assembly table, have you considered one that has adjustable height?

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

I've not seriously considered it, but maybe I should

[@lukaszfojcik9257]

In Poland plywood cost in this movie is worth more than a normal table saw made by the manufacture.ha ha

[@Psychlist1972]

I like working with MDF*, and wish we had the same options and variety as they do in Europe. Just have good dust collection...and a bottle of motrin for the back pain :D * or, more accurately: I like the results for painted stuff.

[@alpinewhite]

Nice project. Thanks. I need to build one myself. At 4:30, if you put the glue on the legs and not the frame, a mess would not be made. 10:00, any reason you were routing the non-typical direction? Thanks, again. Nice work.

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

I'll make a smaller version of this for my Delta 36-720 table saw.

[@Gehlleny]

Happy New Year Brad! Wishing all the best this year and keep these great projects coming!!! Til the next one!!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

thank you! Happy New Year to you as well!

[@curryedgar6613]

This woodworking book is really detailed, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* ! With the aid of this plan, I was able to use words, drawings, real images and different diagrams. It is really an informative product. I am presently making furniture together with my brother and thanks to this product, I feel like helping him is possible.?

[@jeremyv2040]

1:05.....I can't believe you missed that. smh

[@ericliddle7556]

Nice and simple build! Can't have enough surfaces. One thing I really liked was how you reinforced the underneath the T track for additional support.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Yeah, it was definitely needed!

[@1docg]

All we want to know is were you buy that great looking plywood?

[@averagejoesworkshop]

Hey Brad! How much do you love the Mirka Deros? I bought that thing in the summer and I no longer hate sanding! What a difference maker!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Oh man, only used it a couple times and already loving it!

[@mrcrash5555]

Brad,Just a suggestion. You talk too fast. slow down.

[@Imamazing2023]

Damn you look great to be in your 40s

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks 😃

[@daverowe5351]

MDF is good for one thing - Giving it to someone else 😂 - awesome job as usual - I have an old outfeed as well and just moved to a new state so I have been thinking about a new one

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Yeah, totally agree

[@bradkorndog857]

Despite the mess...MDF is flat and durable.

[@benjaminfarthing3849]

If the bottom of the sled miter bars line up with the outfeed tabletop, does that mean when ripping without a sled, your workpiece is not supported by the outfeed table?

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

that's correct, it's more of a landing spot than instant support. I prefer it that way, but you could build it flush as well

[@TPNL1]

This will be the 3rd project from this channel that I’m going to make. Eventually I also plan to make the miter stand.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Appreciate your support!

[@samrollason8327]

Jet and woodcraft have been great sponsors this year. The past 3 days.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

For sure my best video of the year too 😂😂

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

😂 😂 😂 What happens when you launch 2 days late

[@ivan7453]

MDF Sucks! You could not put it better.

[@nwembly]

TIP: instead of T-Track, look into “MicroJig MatchFit” clamps/system. Eliminates the need for track all together. Their clamps use a dovetail groove/bit and that’s it. You can easily make any grid/pattern layout anytime how you want without costing you any more money.

[@hjchrisman17]

Great video bud! How is that Milwaukee nailer? Been thinking about getting one. Thanks again for all the content

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

It's the 2nd gen one and it's amazing, best I've used

[@jefferynichols2549]

I HAVE A QUESTION...... in time frame 0:07 and 0:09 your are drilling. What is that big disc shaped thing on the end of your drill. And what is its purpose? And can you link the tool for me.

[@simmuborgir3337]

So this was the first video of this year. Great job. 👍

[@GongaDuck]

Those 'over 40' issues you're experiencing? They get better when you start having 'over 50' issues. Great build for sure. I used 1/2 inch MDF for the top of my workbench but had a matching sheet of 1/2 inch plywood underneath to help prevent sagging. I also probably over-engineered the workbench, but that's what we do, right? I also look forward to the video where you call them 'me' nails. Nice use of scraps.

[@murtazadawood]

Looking forward to building this. What kind of plywood would you recommend? A co-worker recommended Baltic Birch, but I wonder if that's overkill. Thanks!

[@markbryan9989]

I have a Yost M9WW vice attached to my bench. Sucker ways 30 lbs. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to modify this work table/bench to hold my vice? It is really time for me to rebuild my bench and this looks pretty good.

[@DenAndMug]

This would be so handy!! Thank you for sharing free plans!! 😃

[@silvagene7122]

*TopFineWoodworking. Com* is a fantastic website about wood working. I took various classes as well as finished a one year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is much better than any book I worked out of during those lessons. It explains everything regarding woodworking as well as complements it with helpful photos.?

[@ryanivester5042]

Awesome table. I REALLY need to get around to building a proper workbench and also an assembly table. I think I'll start with the table before tackling the workbench. You shocked me when you said you're over 40. I never would have guess you were past your 30's. I can relate to getting older. I'm almost 40 myself and when I get that 8/4 material on the table I miss my 20's body :)

[@johnnylightning1491]

Not the outfeed table I would have made, but then again I'm building with different scrap material, 2x4s and a 36" solid core door. I did get my question answered however and that's the height. Mine will be shorter than the miter slots in the table. Thanks for the info and keep the good stuff coming.

[@adammanley5471]

What is the brand of those counter sinking drill bit u are using?

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

it's this one amzn.to/2I1RmOX

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Always like your shop builds.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, Angie!

[@bedtimestorey3162]

I think you'll like the t-tracks. Did almost the same thing and made a bunch of right angle jigs. Works great when squaring and clamping drawers and smaller cabinets.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Which t-track clamps you like the best?

[@bedtimestorey3162]

So far I've only made my own but I do like the looks of the auto adjusting clamps like rockler and armor. Right now my favorite is simple corner plates I can lock down and use parallel clamps to hold things together

[@19woodworks]

Nice! Great idea adding the tracks. Multipurpose table.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Always nice to have another surface to build on!

[@wassimks]

Just built this and it’s half an inch above the table saw miter slots. I have a 36” SawStop PCS with the industrial base. All I can do is change the casters. Any suggestions on casters that are max 3.5” tall.

[@barryroberts6470]

Great video Brad, 1 question why did you cut the t-track short on the outfield table top? wouldn't it look nicer if the track was flush on both sides? Barry (ENG)

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Hey, Barry. Basically just to preserve the offcut pieces. If I cut it full it would have been right through a screw hole

[@barryroberts6470]

@@Fixthisbuildthat Oh right thanks for the reply. Barry.

[@javiertorrez4771]

Do you use a PC program for the plans? I'm looking at a work bench that utilizes both a table saw and router table. I can't find planes for it anywhere. Is there a PC program I can get to build one?

[@David-hm9ic]

Over 40? Wait until you're old enough to get Social Security! Everything hurts by then. Great build so I subbed. I like the idea of building the table just below the saw's miter slots so the sled can slide over the outfeed table.

[@Ozzyjunky]

Hahaha "keep your mismatched legs to yourself".

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

😛

[@kcjones2737]

Dam that’s a pretty legit shop bro, nice work🤙🏼

[@davidblackwell168]

I noticed that you're using a cordless Milwaukee brad nailer in this project. What model are you using? Is it lithium ion or fuel cell and do you like it. I noticed in some of your other projects/lists you specify Rigid cordless nail guns. What do you prefer and why?

[@builtbybuck]

You always do a wonderful job of explaining what, how and why you are doing things.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, Buck!

[@artbilly8688]

I subscribed because your channel was useful

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks for the sub 👍

[@markburton8680]

Great video thanks for the freebie!

[@Ali-ok8xy]

First like first comment

[@arianfathi5188]

What the heck...feels good to have first comment

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

💪😀

[@bonfiliodiaz640]

I love your toys. I am a Mexican, that means I am pour. And a pour guy uses the sawsall as a jigsaw, the regular skill saw as a table saw, miter saw and a router. A drill as a impact. The most important that the job gets done, may be is not right but for people who has no knowledge like me, is perfect.

[@nyrz]

Love the table Any tips if I am looking to get the same height as the outfeed table or maybe some adjustment system Just thinking out loud Thanks

[@JkCanvas]

love the build and looking forward to making one of these for my SawStop and make my current outfeed table into an assembly table. thank you for sharing.

[@GageDrums]

I'd recommend making it a bit taller so that the table is only about 1/16 lower from the table saw so that pieces don't drop down when you are cutting long boards.. Just route some grooves to match the grooves on the saw for jigs

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, Will!

[@JkCanvas]

Gage Pine I have thought about that but with the table being on wheels and mobile the possibility of the table getting knocked to one side is great and then I would be bumping the table saw sled into the table creating an unsafe situation. Plus I have a 10yo who tends to lean on tables and move them.

[@jeremyspecce]

Jk Canvas yeah, I have to agree, my outfeed is permanently mounted to my saw so I made it about flush and routed grooves, with wheels, though, unless there's some way to sort of dock it to the saw I do think there's a pretty good likelihood of the grooves not being where they need to be by accident.