Mobile Tablesaw Station - Part 1

Watch Part 2:    • Modular Mobile Table Saw Station   Measurements, Review, and Complete Breakdown Here:    • Workbench Followup, Review, and Breakdown ...   Simple time lapse video of the process on how I create a simple yet effective and versatile mobile tablesaw station for my basement workshop. The design is very simple and easy to do on your own for those who don't need to take their tablesaw out of the workshop. The tablesaw itself is held down by screws and washers so it won't move and the casters are stiff enough that pushing stock into the tablesaw it self while in use won't move the table. © Brett Withjack | Withjack Workshops Materials: Several 8' 2x4s 1/2 sheet of particle board Harbor Freight 1" Casters in total the cost came to less than $50 Tools: Drill Drill Press Miter Saw Circular Saw Various clamps And, of course, the Tablesaw (Bosch 10" 15 Amp Portable Tablesaw Model # GTS1031) Camera: GoPro Animation: After Effects CC Production: iMovie More about me: www.WithjackWorkshops.com Withjack Workshops is a series of DIY videos showcasing fun and easy projects ranging anywhere from woodworking, restoration, and electronics of all kinds. The projects run the spectrum of easy to difficult, needing certain tools to accomplish but still easily completed by yourself. This particular video is a part of the series where I'm building up my small basement workshop from dark and dim to a comfortable place to work on projects. Enjoy and subscribe!