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Attach the Saw Table

Attach the Table Top
Attach the Table Top
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With the two under-structures completed, we'll now attach the saw table to the assembly. On a shop table, position the two box assemblies parallel to one another (along the long sides) with a scrap piece of 2x6 in between acting as a spacer. Be sure that the two boxes are aligned evenly (as shown on page 1 of the free woodworking plans).

Position a 24" x 36" piece of 3/4" thick melamine-coated particle board onto the assembly and center it evenly on all four sides (there should be about a 1" reveal on all four sides). Attach to the sub-structure assembly with 1-5/8" deck screws. Remove the spacer and set the assembly aside for a while.
  1. Build a Portable Miter Saw Stand
  2. Build the Table Support Boxes
  3. Attach the Saw Table
  4. Begin the Leg Assemblies
  5. Attach a Cross Brace
  6. Attach a Stabilizing Brace
  7. Notch the Beam
  8. Position the Legs on the Beam
  9. Bolt the Saw to the Table
  10. Build the Stock Supports

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