I have been in serious percolation for a couple of years on a new outfeed table. I stole, borrowed, morphed or thought up everything that I thought was important in an outfeed table but, there were always more ideas than were practical in a single unit (or one for my shop size).
ShopNotes issue 124 had an assembly table article with a top designed for clamping. This made the last piece fall into place for me. I managed to use up the last of the "shop grade" ply I had laying around. The "important" parts are all BB ply and I made the false fronts for the drawers and the pulls out of re-saw leftovers from projects gone by.
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Two fixed and two double-locking swivel casters make it mobile for assembly table duty. The top is removable and the attachment positions match the dog hole pattern on my workbench in case I want an elevated clamping platform.
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The top is just a modified version of the ShopNotes article I mentioned. The dog holes, slots and overhanging edges yield the many clamping options I have been after.
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The ten drawers hold more than the unit it replaces and it has a smaller overall footprint so, I think it is going to work out.