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Nice build. For anyone who wants to use construction lumber if you are going to go through the trouble of ripping the boards anyway, it is a good idea to buy 2x10s and rip them to size because they generally are much higher quality boards. If you want to build up your clamp collection with minimal investment get some pipe clamps. 1/2” or 3/4” and just buy different lengths of pipe. They are incredibly strong and require very little investment compared to F style, parallel etc.

Love that you made this to have your table saw mounted permanently. I think it would work perfectly with an additional table that has the same dimensions but without the table saw shelf on it. This would allow you to have an outfeed table as well as doubling as more work space.

I love that. Thanks for Google Sheet.

So I made nearly the identical table about 3-4 years ago. I was working out of a small shop and space was everything. I made mine (again, nearly identical) but low enough to slide under my workbench for out of the way storage. The miter storage deck was on slides so I could slide it out for easier lifting and where you put your compressor, I made a small bin for blades. I did learn to build a shield for the miter area as the table saw did coat everything in dust. I still use it to this day, one of my best and most used things I've built.

Nice bench. Looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing

You did AWESOME on this work bench

Great build! Thanks !

I used your idea to build my first workbench, it has the out feed similar to your design, I spent almost nothing 95 % of the wood used came from pallets, got lucky and found one that had 11 2x4s added to it for some special purpose. The 2x4s were straight and in excellent condition. Used pocket screws for most of the joints. Had a few 4x4s from other pallets that were used for the corners. The shelf under the saw was also from a pallet. The only thing I spent money on were the locking casters and the out feed table top. It being my first workbench made me feel pretty good. And it makes using the table saw so much easier. Thank you for the plans and inspiration. All the pallets I use are heat treated.

Very nice! I’m planning a similar build and will be incorporating some of your ideas. I really like the detail of squaring the 2x4’s.

Very nice and easy explanation. Thank you for posting the plans.

Awesome build. Well done.

Thanks for making the plans available! I subbed from this video alone. I’ll be building this bench this weekend with my brother. Great video!

love this work bench I predict that this will give you pleasure every time you use it!

Really love this workbench and out feed table! Subbed on this vid! I’m designing one for my shop as we speak and this gave me some ideas. Thanks for this!

Great video. Thanks!

Nice sawbench! Just got same saw for Christmas so this is perfect for my small shop. I'll add woodvise at opposite end.

Great work!

That was great. Thanks!

Thank you for sharing, looks good.