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This sturdy outfeed support system sets up with just a few clicks of its large paddle controls behind your cabinet saw—it folds down easily for compact storage.
An outfeed table is easier to use behind a cabinet saw than a roller stand and provides more stable support for workpieces of all sizes. This kit includes the steel hardware to create a sturdy hinged outfeed system that sets up quickly for use, then folds down behind the saw for compact storage. You build the table from the materials of your choice. Its telescoping legs offer 15'' of extension range to suit most cabinet saw heights. Micro-adjusting hinge brackets and feet let you level and fine-tune the outfeed table's height as needed.
Hinged steel framework folds down behind saw for compact storage
Slotted mounting bracket with interchangeable bushings accommodate the bolt sizes and spacing of most cabinet saw models
Robust hinge brackets are designed for a lifetime of use
Telescoping leg assemblies provide 15'' of extension range and adjust up or down in 1'' increments
Legs lock solidly in both open and closed positions
Framework supports loads up to 150 lbs., including table
Micro-adjust features on the hinge brackets and feet fine-tune the table height and adjust it for level
Front and rear crossbars add rigidity to prevent table sagging and racking
Table not included; you choose the table material and build it to the size you need, from 30'' to 36'' wide and 40'' to 52'' long
Important: Not intended for contractor table saws with motors that extend behind saw. For these types of saws, choose our Rock-Steady Knock-Down Table Saw Outfeed Kit (#65575).
Note: Depending on the length of the bolts that attach the back rail to your saw's table, you might need to obtain longer bolts to accommodate the thickness of the Saw Brackets.
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