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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:46 pm 
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I finally finish my workbench/outfeed table.


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Nice outfeed table CJ. Those can really make a world of difference when working both long and short pieces. The only thing I'd add if I were you, would be to route a pair of dados that line up with your miter guage slots in the TS. That way your miter guage, as well as any sleds you might make, will have a slot to run into when they move past the blade. Great job. 8)

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Great job on the outfeed table/storage area, C.J.!! And I second what Frank says about the miter gauge slots.

You done good, Buddy!

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Nice job. Looks like the shop is coming along. The extra storage space will really help you work flow.

Are you going to add a vise to the bench?

Well done,

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I may add a vise, James.

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