???work table????
Buck
Left my work table when they moved me)don't ask) was wondering (HOWMANY OF U) USE THE TABLE IN BACK OF YOUR TS as your work table, what is rong with me building MYSELF one???
ol Buck is gone
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
???work table????
Buck
Left my work table when they moved me)don't ask) was wondering (HOWMANY OF U) USE THE TABLE IN BACK OF YOUR TS as your work table, what is rong with me building MYSELF one???
ol Buck is gone
I use mine
Mike L
a lot. Before I moved I had dedicated shop area and most of th work I did was on the outfeed table of the saw. I know have a roller table that is the same height as my saw so I use it more now then the outfeed table.
Re: ???work table????
Bill Howatt
I use mine a lot but for typically small jobs, often not even woodworking jobs, so it isn't a big deal if I have to clear it off to cut something. I wouldn't want to assemble a cabinet or similar on it.
Bill
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Don Stephan
Fortunate to have the space, my outfeed table is about 48 x 54 white laminated MDF for ripping 4x8 sheets as well as long boards. The white plastic laminate allows glue ups, designing on graph paper, and taking occasional pencil notes. Underneath is a large storage cabinet for tablesaw sleds and tenoning jig.
Go for it Buck!
Jim Dillon
It offers a very convenient space for woodworking - especially in a smaller shop, plus helps in supporting long pieces exiting from your TS. It can get cluttered up with junk, but that can happen even with a real work bench. It doesn't replace a full size work bench, but is not intended to. Give it a try. Jim
Nuttin'
Mark Mandell - Gone Round In New Jersey
Just do it and show us pitchers 
Separate cabinet
Chuck in AL
My work “table” is a separate cabinet built to the same height as the TS. The gap between them is often not helpful. Both are on casters/mobile base, but they’ve hardly moved in years. Well, except for the cabinet which often moves when I don’t want it to, especially when planes or scrapers are involved. Changes may be a-comin’ with this setup.
Re: Separate cabinet
Yonak
Chuck, I've used movable carts as outfeed surfaces, locking the wheels. Recently, I've been thinking about devising some kind of hooks to temporarily attach the carts together to make a larger work, assembly or glue-up table and to attach to the table saw and jointer for infeed and outfeed.
Re: Separate cabinet
Chuck in AL
Yonak,
Bad design on my part. My cabinet has locking casters but not enough room to operate the locking levers.