Circular saw cutting table

[niki]

Good day

To finish the series of the circular saw, I would like to share with you my CS cutting table.

I made it to cut Melamine MDF and plywood boards up to 24” wide.

If you have to cut 8’ x 4’, you can lay a few Styrofoam plates on the garage floor and cut.

Regards
niki

[niki]

[niki]

[eezlock]

cutting table...

nice looking cutting table there Niki. Where do you get those folding legs
that you put underneath it? Would like to have a pair of them myself.
eezlock

[niki]

Thank you eezlock

I bought it long time ago in Japan as a car washing stand (for vans).
I could not find any company name except the Japanese importer.

The closest one that I found is here
http://www.nextag.com/Maintenance--z...zB2dgz5---html

niki

[lcm1947]

Thanks Niki. Very good tutorial - again. Nice shop too.

[leehljp]

Thank you eezlock
I bought it long time ago in Japan as a car washing stand (for vans).
I could not find any company name except the Japanese importer.
The closest one that I found is here
http://www.nextag.com/Maintenance--z...zB2dgz5---html
niki

I have one of those and did not realize that they were not readily available in the States. I will take a couple back with me when I retire in about 6 years. Those things are handy, handy, handy and not bad priced either, for Japan.

[niki]

Hi Leehljp

Have a look at my router table, It’s a work mate that the top can move without any connection to the legs, they are also very rare in USA.
Push one or two at the same 40 feet container…

Regards
niki

[SARGE..g-47]

Morning eezzlock..

You might want to have a look at the folding picknic or outside talbes they carry at Sam's Club and sometimes HD. Around $35 and with a thick plastic top built on.. but very light and the whole thing just folds to the thickness of top to store standing on end or side.

I have 3 puchased by my company for a 100' semi-round counter I built for them in my shop. I use them for the sheet goods breakdown and as additional assembly tables or glue-up tables when large task over-lap. Takes up no space on the wall when folded up and very sturdy un-folded and locked into position.

BTW.... Niki... nice work and job of illustrating!

Regards...

[SARGE..g-47]

Ohhhhhhh... I failed to mention how to get the approval of the "First Lady" before purchase. Mention you saw some nice, cheap tables at Sam's that would make wonderful tables and thought of her for those "yard clearance sales" she has trouble coming up with enough table space for.

he.. heeeeee..................................

[big tim]

Hi Niki,

As with all your "Tricks" very clever and well illustrated too.
The material for your guide is that flooring laminate??

Tim

[niki]

Thank you Tim

Yes, it is, you can see them better here
http://www.bt3central.com/showthread.php?t=25370

niki

[leehljp]

Hi Leehljp

Have a look at my router table, It’s a work mate that the top can move without any connection to the legs, they are also very rare in USA.
Push one or two at the same 40 feet container…
Regards
niki

I have seen that but don't own one. I will do as you suggested. I am making a list of things Japanese that I want back home.