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This will be my version of table saw outfeed tables. The back one will be pretty big for two reasons, extra support when ripping long boards and for cutting sheet goods. And because I also use the table as a workbench for glue ups and finishing etc. The tables will also have formica tops. I just got a new Laguna F3 table saw with 52" rails, they did give me an outfeed table but it's way to small and not adequate imo. So I'm building new ones. I picked up a sheet of maple plywood and that will make the tops for both tables.
First thing to do was pick up a new 60 tooth blade for the circular saw to break down the plywood cleanly.
I flipped the plywood over so the good side faced down and the saw teeth would cut up into the good side. This way if there was any tearout it would be on the backside and it wouldn't be seen.
I set the saw so the blade extended one tooth height past the plywood, and I set it on some boards to support it so I wouldn't have to catch the boards after they where cut.
One 4'x5" sheet for the back outfeed table, and one 27" piece for the right side table.
First thing to do was pick up a new 60 tooth blade for the circular saw to break down the plywood cleanly.
I flipped the plywood over so the good side faced down and the saw teeth would cut up into the good side. This way if there was any tearout it would be on the backside and it wouldn't be seen.
I set the saw so the blade extended one tooth height past the plywood, and I set it on some boards to support it so I wouldn't have to catch the boards after they where cut.
One 4'x5" sheet for the back outfeed table, and one 27" piece for the right side table.