shop table design....could be worth a free t-shirt :)

[lensmith]

We're getting ready to make some more shop work tables. We've used a couple of different designs in the past, but I'm wondering if anyone has a design that has worked well for you?

Post a pic if you have one....if you have a good design that we decide to use, I'll send you a t-shirt.

Thanks!

Len

[Andy Graves]

http://www.thefabricatornetwork.com/Gallery/tabid/58/Default.aspx

Check out the saw horses and stretchers. It can be configured an many different configurations. plus it allows room for the sinks and cove backsplashes.

Andy

[lensmith]

Andy, I can't really see the stretchers. What are they made from?

[Fish]

I can't get the flash player to download and work. Could someone send me a pic of this setup? Sounds very simple, versatile, and compact when not in use.

Thanks,

Rob

[Andy Graves]

Andy, I can't really see the stretchers. What are they made from?

I think they are made from electrical brackets of some sort. Jon will hopefully post some more pictures. Call Jon or email him, I am sure he can get you some more information.

Andy

[trieck1232]

id this a design of a downdraft sanding table, or a table for seam glue ups or what? in our shop the we our glue up tables 4' wide by 13' long they have a lam top and are 4' tall...underneith there are 3 racks for storing staron stock. sanding tables are same height same width jsut have a pegboard top there is also 10 mats 1'x4'x3/4 covered with "leather" from the fabric store to keep material from geting sucked to the table. this is all hooked up to the shops dust collection system. for edge bulduop the tops sit on horses that are 20" wide 4' tall all made out of 2x4 material keep everyithing the same heigt in your shop...just makes since :D

[lensmith]

that sounds interesting, trieck....do you have any pictures of your sanding tables?