7 DIY Table Saw Stations for a Small Workshop
Most of us with small workshops usually end up with a benchtop table saw. It’s not that we wouldn’t want one of those stationary cabinet-style table saws with surface area galore that makes ripping plywood a breeze. Oh yes, we definitely want one, but because of the size of our shops, they simply won’t fit. But there is a way to create more workspace on our benchtop table saws. We can DIY a table saw station that will virtually turn our benchtop saws into a cabinet saw. Today we’ll look at 7 DIY Table Saw Stations perfect for a Small Workshop.
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In our series on setting up a small workshop, we have looked at space-saving workbenches, space-saving miter saw stands, space-saving scrap wood storage, and space-saving clamp storage. We’ve even looked at “how to put your saws on skates” or how to make your tools mobile to maximize floor space in a small workshop. In this roundup of 7 DIY Table Saw Stations for a Small Workshop, we’ll look at how to put your benchtop table saw on skates!
All of the table saw station projects were chosen because they increase the surface area of a benchtop table saw and because they’re mobile and offer storage. Small workshop furniture needs to multitask, and these projects deliver. We’ll start our look at table saw stations with the smallest options and end with larger options for bigger workshops.
7 DIY Table Saw Stations for a Small Workshop
Ultimate Roll Away Workbench System by Ana White
The ultimate roll away workbench system offers a table saw station with storage. Build the entire workbench system, or just the table saw station, depending on your workshop’s size and needs.
Related: My 12×13 Small Woodshop Layout
DIY Table Saw Stand With Folding Outfeed Table by Anika’s DIY Life
Anika designed a table saw stand that is perfect for a small workshop. It features a folding outfeed table. The outfeed table creates a large work surface for her small table saw, and it also folds to save space when not in use. Clever design! Get the plans here.
Related: 9 Clever Ways to Make Your Small Workshop Feel Bigger
Table Saw Workstation by ShopNotes
This ShopNotes table saw station offers space for a table saw and an outfeed table that doubles as a router table. Plus, there are drawers below for storage.
Related: How to Use a Router Table for Beginners
Table Saw Workbench with Wood Storage by Tool Box Divas
This table saw station not only has storage shelves below, but storage at the back for scrap wood.
Related: How to Decide What Scrap Wood to Keep
Table Saw Stations for Larger Workshops
Table Saw Stand on Casters by The Wolven House Project
This simple, straightforward table saw station was built with 2×4s and has plenty of space below to add storage drawers or shelves.
Related: How to Make a DIY 2×4 Workbench
Table Saw Station by Confounded Machine/Instructables
Have a little more space in your shop? This table saw station offers a huge work surface. Some great upgrades would be to add shelves or drawers for storage and casters to make it mobile.
Related: How to Build DIY Drawers
Table Saw Workstation by ShopNotes
Offering table extensions on each side and sliding outfeed extensions at the back, this is probably the most versatile table saw workstation in this roundup. It provides a large work area and folds compactly, taking up hardly any space in a small workshop.
Related: How to Make a DIY Folding Workbench
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