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By wtnhighlander · Posted
That's where a pair of 2'x4' tables come into play. One supports the work, the other supports the off-cut. Turn & twist, mix and match as needed to fit the cut or assembly you are working on. Like BillyJack says, it gets to be a hike, going 'round and 'round a 4x8 table all day. -
I have a 24 x 72 work bench that i've had pink foam on for a long time. I've used it to break down many a 4x8 panel. If you are cutting the 8' length it can take a bit of planning but i never had issue other than being away that one side might want to drop. -
@Treesner - just fill the dog holes with dogs set flush with the bench top. Take it out when you want to use a holdfast. -
ever use a track saw + 4x8 plywood on that table? I'm basically trying to get that big step off the ground how ii do it now on the ground with a insulation board
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