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By wtnhighlander · Posted
If this saw is the one you use, I highly recommend embedding it into a larger work surface. I started out with a Sears saw of similar style, and couldn't safely cut anything larger than pencil box parts on it. You need a stable base and more support surface than the table provides. Youtube has plenty of 'small shop' solutions that demonstrate how it can be done. -
Daniel, I hope being cooped up ends quickly in your neck of the woods. Just kidding as those are cool. -
And if so, many on here use an outfeed table, even a flip up one, with a slot cut in it to accept the guide bar.
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Thanks for the added pic as I was envisioning something totally different. If I read it right, if the legs are 1 5/8”, although they don’t look that thick, then imo, a floating mortise would be they way to go. I think the threaded rod is a good idea as well. Sorry Mick, we were thinking alike, you just type faster than me.
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If you having a way of making mortise and loose tenons I would go with that. As narrow as your legs are you wouldn't need to worry about movement and a ⅞" bottom should be more than adequate mortise depth for the application.
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