<p>An outfeed table helps make tablesaw operation safer and provides valuable workspace for assembly and finishing. But the space beneath it is often wasted. John White solves that problem with this design, which has a cabinet below it with dedicated storage areas for the rip fence, miter gauge, crosscut sled, blades, and several big drawers for jigs. Best of all, this outfeed table is not difficult to build. The cabinet itself is joined by butt joints held together with screws. The drawers are joined by a rabbetand-groove joint that requires only two tablesaw setups. <br><br><strong>SKILL LEVEL:</strong><br>Intermediate<br><br><strong>FINISHED SIZE:</strong><br>42 3/16&quot; deep by 53&quot; wide (height is adjustable)<br><br><strong>PLAN INCLUDES:</strong></p><ul><li>Complete cutlist</li><li>Extensive full-size and scale drawings</li></ul>