: Thats a great answer!

: I have a picture here somewhere of the one I just built for my computer buddy
: in exchange for a Web-site. Uh... the web-site never happened as things
: came up......... but the saw table is doing just fine. I'm off to work,
: but will send the pic. when I get home. It isn't all that hard and
: actually works better than the saw extensions themselves.

: Rehd

Finally found the table-saw pic. I helped my friend build this table and he can store all of his hand-held power tools and supplies in here, as well as catch all the saw dust underneath in a pull-out box. It's on castors and rolls around and locks into position. We also ran power from the switch to an outlet on the other side so he could use the table for working with the hand-power tools. It has a fold down extention in the back to make the table around 7' total in length. It was built around a new Sears table saw, and can be adapted to about anything. We later covered the top with formica to help in ease of movement of material over the top. It was built with 1/2" D.F. plywood, A-B I believe, and the top was 3/4" stock. All drawer slides were of Oak and worked pretty well.....with the addition of a little parafin wax. Just another idea.......

Rehd