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Old 09-12-2006, 07:56 AM   #1
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Hello Woodworkers,, I have a craftsman table saw. What I,m looking for is a plan that would allow me to build a cabinet under my saw with dust collection and a cabinet under the right side extention, has well has a cabinet in the back of the saw for a table extention and cabinets for storage.Doe,s anyone know of any plans for this type of thing?? Thanks so much
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Old 09-12-2006, 09:34 AM   #2
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Welcome to the forum semi47. I don't know if they have it but a good place to look is at www.plansnow.com they have a lot of plans there and not to expensive.
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Hi semi47

I also have a Craftsman Table Saw and I tried to find a plan for a dust collection system but I could not find one so I made this one. see link below

It's a plastic flower pot , ya I know LOL , but it was easy to make and the best part it works great, little black paint and it looks stock..

On the table saw I have it came with a plastic part under the saw that a bag was hooked on to it, I removed the bag and dilled 4 small holes for screws and put in a wooden block inside the pot (3/4"x 4" x4") and put in a 2 1/2" plastic tube in I got from Rockler so the vac.hose would side in just right.

Screwed the block in place inside of the pot now I have a Vac.system for the Craftsman Saw that works great..

I also put a wooden block in the bottom of the pot because it had a drain holes in the bottom .

see snapshots on the links.
http://www.routerforums.com/table-mo...-panels-2.html

http://www.routerforums.com/table-mo...html#post29119

Hope this helps for your saw

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Just a Note*** I did raise my saw with some wooden blocks (off the base frame) so it's the same height as the rest of my tables in the shop, in that way when I need some help to hold the long or the big stock I can use the other tables by rolling the saw over to that spot in the shop,but you don't need to put in the vac. pot .

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Old 09-13-2006, 11:17 AM   #4
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Semi47, Sears sells a plastic dust collection system kit for their saws. I got one free when I purchased my saw many years ago. This kit has an opening for their large shop vac hose and works pretty well. I will measure the pieces and make a plan from them. This should be a one size fits all saws situation.
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Glenmore; Thanks so much, but i have been all around plansnow,u-build, woodnet,Among many others.What I,m looking for is a cabinet under the saw has well has a cabinet to the right under the extention and a cabinet behind the saw with a bench to surport long work pieces. Thanks again for your reply.....
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Semi, is this a portable table or a full sized table?
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I think I'm confused here...
A cabinet for underneath as well as basically "wrapping around" the saw?
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Yes Ken, I am convinced this is one of the benchtop saws. I have seen the support and surround cabinet plans, not sure about the dust collection. Now I just need to remember where it was.
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Try this..
http://www.binkyswoodworking.com/TblSawCab.html
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That's a good one Mike

A bit over kill but real nice

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