Years ago, I built the roller stand based on plans from Norm Abrams. I use it for both the band saw, table saw and my router table. However, I found that when not used and a roller stand, it would make a small table. As you can see in the picture, I made a top that can be added or removed as needed. I use the table to glue boards and finish projects. It is one table that I do not clutter with "stuff". I was gluing some wood last week and found that my Bessy Clamps would not stay where I wanted them, so I added two boards that would hold the clamps until I tightened them on the wood. The boards slide into small holders on the side and are removable when table used for other task that do not use the clamps. Also, I can either use one or both of the boards as needed.
PS. In the first picture, you can see the crank I made to raise and lower the table. However, I do not use it. I have an air ratchet with socket that makes raising and lowering the table easy.
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