"My safety is of most importance so I tested it with a small child." After hearing that I subscribed. It's nice to hear such clear instructions with a sense of humor.
Brother I’ve been plodding through these folding outfeed table builds for seemingly EVER trying to find one that used gas struts like I plan on doing. THANK YOU! The hinge solution is what I’ve been looking for!
Wow! Well done. After watching probably 100 workbenches and out feed table builds on CZcams. I can honestly say I like your designs a builds better than any other's that I have seen. Well done.
Very good indeed. I’m moving into a new workshop soon and am going to change from a fixed outfeed table to a folding one. Of course, every table saw has different features and mine doesn’t have that rear angle iron. However, that’s no big deal. The real win is your use of gas struts. That I will steal. Whenever we come back from NSW to UK, I bring back some timber. Last time, I bought a whole load from Boomerang in Mittagong and ended up paying a small fortune in extra suitcases to fit it all in. My suggestion for a snack is some water biscuits with gentleman’s relish.
Thanks heaps, my aim is to make a user friendly workshop, it took a while to think about how to add the struts, in the end it was very simple, enjoy and I hope it helps.
Nice job. I want to build a folding outfeed table. My issue is that I currently have a contractor saw. The motor sticks out in the back. I'll need a second to clear the motor, and then a hinged outfeed table.
I really appreciated the additional effort you went to in demonstrating the gas strut, and explaining why it was necessary. Excellent work, and maybe I could suggest that for a future video you can have some Smiths / Lays chicken flavoured thins? Yours is the only channel on CZcams where I have subscribed *and* hit the bell notification - subscribed to plenty, but I really want to see what you do next.
Always have a packet of chips in a box - safest place during this mouse plague, currently working on a mega pack of Twisties (washed down with occasional longneck). Nice work with the table, clever ideas and some neat ingenuity. Look forward to what you make and snack on next.
Just found your channel today and subscribed. You’re doing great work and I enjoy the humor too. Great design on this folding table with the gas struts, and the overtravel hinge, really great engineering. Keep up the great work!
Brilliant, going to modify slightly and use in my shop. I have been looking for a way to make my shop more user friendly and this will definitely help. New subscriber here. Thank you.
@@eltonroberts8817 all good bro. My table measures 650mm x 1700mm long. The maximum I could get to fit my saw. Hope it helps, let us know how yours turns out, all the best.
Great video mate and loving the gas struts idea. Just curious to know the details of the struts you used? did you get them from your local Bunnings? Also if you can share the specs of what you used that will be super helpful :)
Hi champ. My table was made from I8 mm ply and pine to keep the weight down, measures 1500mm x 900mm. I used 2 Goliath gas struts 535mm x 200n . I tried above 200n and couldn't close the table, better to start with a light strut and just add more if needed. I tried 3 struts at one stage and it was just a bit heavy to close. hope this helps.
Hidden use- Build it then sit your kid on it as you did then say "perfect!.. should work just fine! Ok..you can get off now" You now have a perfectly behaving child for awhile at least albeit with a little psychological damage mind you. Lol..thanks for posting.nicely done and explained friend. Cheers from Canada
I like how the safety test isn't to protect the child so much USE THE CHILD AS TESTING APPARATUS! (I always recommend having spare children. And remember to save your favorite for last.)
@@RJsShedShop Good job I have the same Sherwood 10in table saw love it. Boy you really need some type of dust collecting system. Recommend Sherwood 3HP collector I love it also
@@markjud6260 the saw is great and I also have the dust collector. I just need to get an overhead guard with a dust port and all will be perfect. Thanks for watching.
The gas struts and magnets were genius! Love it!
Thanks mate.
"My safety is of most importance so I tested it with a small child." After hearing that I subscribed. It's nice to hear such clear instructions with a sense of humor.
Thanks champ.
Brother I’ve been plodding through these folding outfeed table builds for seemingly EVER trying to find one that used gas struts like I plan on doing. THANK YOU! The hinge solution is what I’ve been looking for!
Enjoy mate, awesome to share.
Wow! Well done. After watching probably 100 workbenches and out feed table builds on CZcams. I can honestly say I like your designs a builds better than any other's that I have seen. Well done.
Thanks heaps mate.
Phenomenal. I am currenlty wanting to built one and doing research to see what i like. Gorgeous work
Thanks champ.
Very nice job of over-engineering for all the right reasons. I also appreciate the extra craftsmanship for a great appearance.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Watching from over in the US, thanks for sharing, love the hinge idea for the struts, smart!!!!
Thanks for watching , glad you enjoyed the vid.
The use of a pivot block to extend the travel of the gas strut is brilliant! I’ll have to remember that trick.
Thanks champ, thinking of a outfeed table for my bandsaw as well. Thanks for watching.
Looks great. Way to go.
Thanks mate.
C+. Awesome concept. Awesome job. You spread glue with finger twice which accounts for the loss of 2 grade points.
Thanks, nature gave us some of the best glue spreaders . Glad you enjoyed.
Fantastic workmanship and a beautiful shop.
Thank you very much!
Very good indeed. I’m moving into a new workshop soon and am going to change from a fixed outfeed table to a folding one. Of course, every table saw has different features and mine doesn’t have that rear angle iron. However, that’s no big deal. The real win is your use of gas struts. That I will steal.
Whenever we come back from NSW to UK, I bring back some timber. Last time, I bought a whole load from Boomerang in Mittagong and ended up paying a small fortune in extra suitcases to fit it all in.
My suggestion for a snack is some water biscuits with gentleman’s relish.
Thanks heaps, my aim is to make a user friendly workshop, it took a while to think about how to add the struts, in the end it was very simple, enjoy and I hope it helps.
Nice idea and work!
Also, I like how you changed it up a bit by downing a bag of twisties...
Thanks, you can't stick to just one food group
Nice job. I want to build a folding outfeed table. My issue is that I currently have a contractor saw. The motor sticks out in the back. I'll need a second to clear the motor, and then a hinged outfeed table.
Thanks for watching, maybe you can extend the table and then hinge of that. good luck.
Very well done. Thank you, love you're sense of humor.
Thanks heaps, glad you enjoyed it.
I really like that idea of the gas struts
Thanks champ
I really appreciated the additional effort you went to in demonstrating the gas strut, and explaining why it was necessary. Excellent work, and maybe I could suggest that for a future video you can have some Smiths / Lays chicken flavoured thins? Yours is the only channel on CZcams where I have subscribed *and* hit the bell notification - subscribed to plenty, but I really want to see what you do next.
Thanks mate, much appreciated. Those chicken flavoured thins are on the shopping list, great suggestion.
Nicely done. Superb idea regarding the gas assist struts. Have fun, stay safe.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid, likewise stay safe.
- V E R Y nicely done. Feels "do-able" even for me. Just what's needed in a cluttered shop. Thanx 4 sharing.
I am positive you can do it. Thanks for watching and let us know how it turns out.
Awesome job! Love that it takes no effort to fold it in and out
Thanks
Always have a packet of chips in a box - safest place during this mouse plague, currently working on a mega pack of Twisties (washed down with occasional longneck). Nice work with the table, clever ideas and some neat ingenuity. Look forward to what you make and snack on next.
Thanks, you always need a secret stash. The project decides the snack.
Nice work. Great addition for those with a limited space workshop. Thanks for inspiring me to build something similar. Gas shock idea - 🤜🤛🏻
Hope it all works out for you. Thanks heaps
Good looking table saw! 😃
The rest of the shop will soon be decked out in orange, very happy.
@@RJsShedShop All good! Let us know when you're ready!
Slick!
Thanks
Shitchyeah, I wanna make this! On ya, mate! Brill all round. Looking for gas struts right now.
Awesome, keep us in loop and let us know how it turns out.
A very elegant solution!
Thanks heaps
thats really nice, i just made one for my portable contractor saw
Good stuff.
Nice clean shop!
Not always, Thanks
I see you got around to painting that floor :) Good vid. Very helpful.
Thanks mate, floors look a bit better now.
Brilliant! Simply brilliant. Thanks for sharing and you gained a sub.
Thanks heaps bro, glad you enjoyed, hope it helps
I just found your video. I love what you designed here. I plan to implement a similar idea for my table saw. Thanks!
Cool, I hope it helps.
Just checked out your workshop, looks great
Thanks! That's my shop back in North Carolina. Got a new smaller one in Texas now. Same wall setup though.
Great idea with the struts, cool and simple video. Thanks
Glad you like them!
Awesome first job on your new table saw mate.
Thanks champ
Just found your channel today and subscribed. You’re doing great work and I enjoy the humor too. Great design on this folding table with the gas struts, and the overtravel hinge, really great engineering. Keep up the great work!
Thanks bro, glad you enjoyed it.
Great idea and wonderfully executed
Thanks heaps, thought it was worth sharing
Nicely done.
Thankyou.
Love this idea ..nice rjob
Thanks
Brilliant, going to modify slightly and use in my shop. I have been looking for a way to make my shop more user friendly and this will definitely help. New subscriber here. Thank you.
Awesome, its been great to just pop up my table, hope it has helped, cheers.
Well done!
Thanks mate.
Thanks for the inspiration
Thanks mango
Very creative and cool idea man! I will be taking some hints from you for sure.
Awesome hope it helps, thanks
Good to hear a familiar accent Mate.
Thanks champ.
nice
Thanks
Lots of clever and unusual touches here, taking this to a next level. New subscriber. Cheers from Canada.
Thanks mate.
Great work
Thanks heaps mate, glad you enjoyed
Nice job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
lmao "I tested the safety with a small child"
Thats the best way to test , thanks bro.
Hi RJ, perfect outfeed table. Well done. can you explain why you left a lip on one of your foldable pieces? was it to eliminate a gap when folded up?
Thanks bro. At first the lip was there to close the gap however in the end it got trimmed down to just about flush.
I like it!…
Thanks.
Bloody great mate, how did you determine the gas struts required?
Thanks mate, I wanted the struts to at least make it to the centre of the table or beyond.
@@RJsShedShop thanks - know they come in different strengths and was wondering how you picked that - great vids mate
@@markhiggins3054 Sorry champ, I weighed all the material being used and sized them of the manufacturers chart.
Great video, great build. Where did you get the folding leg brackets from. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks bud. picked up the brackets from Amazon.
Love this what is your deminsions of your table? Very cool great job might have to steal this idea 💡 😀
Thanks, its not stealing its sharing, hope it helps. I will measure up and let you know.
@@RJsShedShop I should of said may I 😁 thankyou so much
@@eltonroberts8817 all good bro. My table measures 650mm x 1700mm long. The maximum I could get to fit my saw. Hope it helps, let us know how yours turns out, all the best.
Great video mate and loving the gas struts idea. Just curious to know the details of the struts you used? did you get them from your local Bunnings? Also if you can share the specs of what you used that will be super helpful :)
Struts from Bunnings, I will chase up some info and flick it to you tomorrow, thanks heaps for watching.
@@RJsShedShop thanks heaps! That will be very helpful mate :)
Hi champ. My table was made from I8 mm ply and pine to keep the weight down, measures 1500mm x 900mm. I used 2 Goliath gas struts 535mm x 200n . I tried above 200n and couldn't close the table, better to start with a light strut and just add more if needed. I tried 3 struts at one stage and it was just a bit heavy to close. hope this helps.
@@RJsShedShop Thanks mate, just the level of detail I was after, Cheers!
Keep those useful videos coming
Hidden use- Build it then sit your kid on it as you did then say "perfect!.. should work just fine! Ok..you can get off now" You now have a perfectly behaving child for awhile at least albeit with a little psychological damage mind you. Lol..thanks for posting.nicely done and explained friend. Cheers from Canada
Cool , thanks for watching.
How long does it take to transform your body from fat to fit?
Less than it takes to transform it from thin to fat.
Hi there I am looking at buy a 12 inch Sherwood done recommended?
That was my first choice, just limited on space. I love using my saw.
I like how the safety test isn't to protect the child so much USE THE CHILD AS TESTING APPARATUS! (I always recommend having spare children. And remember to save your favorite for last.)
Love it. my daughter is now questioning if she is the favourite, thanks for the laugh and watching.
what are Twisties? for us Americans? 😁
A cheese flavoured spiral looking chip
@@RJsShedShop
Good job
I have the same Sherwood 10in table saw love it.
Boy you really need some type of dust collecting system. Recommend Sherwood 3HP collector I love it also
@@markjud6260 the saw is great and I also have the dust collector. I just need to get an overhead guard with a dust port and all will be perfect. Thanks for watching.
Well done!
Thanks heaps