I’m starting to get more serious about building a workshop and from what I have seen, a table saw is central. However, when your workshop is also a garage, being able to move that saw around is key. In this video I document how I built a mobile base for my saw that used common materials and a simple design to get me started on a usable and expandable base for my workspace centerpiece.
I’m definitely an amatuer so I am sure I’m not doing things as well or efficient as possible, but I found I have to do to learn and improve. So hopefully this shows that even if you are just starting out too, just create. That goes for the video too!
Inspiration: http://wordsnwood.com/2014/tablesaw-stand/
Materials
Casters: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HN0R6GK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Legs: 2x4 lumber from the big box store
Base: ¾ plywood from the big box store
Fasteners: 3 ½ SPAX screws from the big box store
Music: I used a short track I wrote and recorded.
https://soundcloud.com/michaeljturner/the-build-music
