Sawstop outfeed table

[Dave Bureau]

I just set up my new sawstop and decided that a nice big outfeed table was in order. I also needed some storage space so I decided to add a little to the table. I came up with this. 14 drawers and 1 cabinet. 40" x 60". I've made a lot of projects but This is the first thing that I actually made for the shop, so I decided to make it look half decent also. The Incra fence is also a sweet setup.
Dave

[Jerome Hanby]

Wow! That's nicer than any of the furniture in my house!

[Dave Bureau]

Thats funny that you say that. TLOML said that its a piece of furniture, not a bench!

[Joe Jensen]

Very nice, similar to what I did. I incorporated a woodpecker router plate for the router and a blank plate for when I'm just using it as a bench / outfeed table. I'm a shaper guy for large stuff, and my router setup is barely more than a router in a table. No fence, no lift, just clamp a board for a fence and go. Yours is a lot more like furniture however.

[Dave Bureau]

Very nice, similar to what I did. I incorporated a woodpecker router plate for the router and a blank plate for when I'm just using it as a bench / outfeed table. I'm a shaper guy for large stuff, and my router setup is barely more than a router in a table. No fence, no lift, just clamp a board for a fence and go. Yours is a lot more like furniture however.

Actually I got the idea from your table. I have a router table and a shaper so there was no need for the router table in mine. I may be sorry later on though.
Dave

[Chris Padilla]

Aren't you two missing a miter slot continuing its way into your outfeed tables? Or, is it low enough to clear?

Beautimus Maximus on both of 'em!

[Dave Bureau]

I haven't needed slots yet but I'm prepared to cut them if needed. My jointech sled doesn't reach the outfeed table before the end of the cut. And if I need more room I can just pull the saw back a bit.
Dave

[Jim Becker]

Yea, you added "a little" to the table! LOL Very nice!

[David Giles]

Very nice looking outfeed support!

[Jules Dominguez]

That looks really nice, Dave, and a lot of handy storage space in addition to the outfeed support. Do you roll the saw forward when you need to open the right-side access door?

[Don Bullock]

Dave, that's perfect and exactly what I'd like to do with my SS. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[jason lambert]

Nice job, your outfeed table is nicer than my kitchen at this point.

[Joe Jensen]

Aren't you two missing a miter slot continuing its way into your outfeed tables? Or, is it low enough to clear?

Beautimus Maximus on both of 'em!

I don't use a sled as I have a monster Dewalt 14" radial arm saw for crosscuts. For wider cuts I use a Festool saw setup. The miter guage I use clears the blade without the slots. I originally intended to put them in, and I even bought some aluminum track to line the slots. But, I don't remember the last time I used a miter guage on the saw, and the one I used clears the blade, so I didn't cut the slots.

[Cary Swoveland]

Very nice, Dave. (Yours too, Joe.) I like this recent trend to invest extra time and money to make shop furnishings attractive (though I might have a different opinion if I made my living as a woodworker).

Cary

[Roger Lance]

Dave...congratulations on that outfeed bench...I also believe in making shop furniture that is a little upscale so to speak...I find it a great exercise for testing different joints and drawer styles etc before making a piece of furniture...and its a great exercise in design which you've passed with flying colors...your shop also looks interesting with that slopping roof, are you upstairs or on ground level?