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After using a table Saw for many years having support on the out feed side is very important for your safety. I wanted a table that folded quickly and easily, and stayed perfectly aligned with the top of my table saw. I used an old maple dining table and an old side leg from a medical walker that was no longer needed. I wanted to be able to move my saw around from time to time and didn't want have to adjust the support leg height each time I did so. The top of the table is attached with 3-1/2" door hinges to allow it to swing up and down. The brace (walker side) has hardwood dowels with a v notch inserted to place it onto the base of the saw, with the top of the brace angled against a 2"x 2" fastened to the under side of the table. My shop is crammed with stuff and this solution works great for me. I thought I would pass this tip on.
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