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9 Free DIY Table Saw Workbench Plans You Can Build Today
Pete Ortiz
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Though you can purchase one, it is very rewarding to learn how to build a table saw workbench yourself. The designs featured in this guide provide you with an affordable way to get a bespoke workspace. Plans range in complexity, but if you’re the kind of person that owns a table saw in the first place, none of them should be beyond your skill level.
So, let’s get right to it. Read on for some free table saw workbench plans you can build today!
From Bitterrootdiy we have a design that is extremely sturdy but also easy to move around. In addition to featuring wheels that make it extremely easy to move around, it also benefits from a huge work surface and lots of storage on the lower shelf.
From Remodelholic we have a design that is very similar to the last we saw. The main difference is the quality of the finish. This workstation is highly polished and refinished for an appearance that is sure to hold up for many years.
From PrettyHandyGirl, we have a table saw work station design that isn’t exactly pretty but sure is quick and easy. Assuming you have a fold-up table, you can set this station up for free in a matter of minutes. Though not perfect as a long-term solution, this plan will allow you to get work done as you contemplate a more permanent option.
DIY Pete has provided free instructions on how to build a truly gorgeous workstation. The nice thing about this option is that it can be used with a table saw, or really any other tool, maximizing the versatility factor. The wood is sturdy, and bottom wheels make it easy to move.
From Makezine, we have an enormous workstation that can be assembled for $200 or less. The plans are a little bit more complicated than most of the others on our list, but it’s nothing you can’t manage. It benefits from a sizable bottom shelf, and wheels that will allow you to effortlessly move the station from place to place.
From Instructables, we have a compact, but highly effective workbench that will be great for people that have several saws. It can be built around both miter and table saws, providing tons of utility while taking up a moderate amount of space.
ShopNotes provides the plans for a beautiful workstation that features drawers, and storage shelves, packing lots of tool space into relatively modest dimensions. The drawers make the build process a little bit more complicated, but you will be rewarded for the extra effort by a beautiful finished product.
FamilyHandyman has produced an awesome modular design that gives you tons of flexibility and creative freedom. The plans allow for five stations that can sync up for many different purposes.
The nice thing is that you can build as much or as little of it as you need. Consequently, the station adapts well to virtually any workshop.
Finally, from CreativyHero, we have a design that can be built around up to three different tools. It’s perfect for those that have a large collection, but it’s also compact enough to comfortably fit even in smaller workshops.
Designed to accommodate up to three tools
Conclusion
There really is something on this list for everyone. Whether you want something premium or just a basic workbench that will help you accomplish your goals, learning how to build a table saw workbench is easier than ever. The table saw is one of the most important tools in any woodworker’s arsenal, so choose a design that you will be happy with!
Pete has been working in the trades since high school, where he first developed a passion for woodworking. Over the years, he has developed a keen interest in a wide variety of DIY projects around the home. Fascinated by all sort of tools, Pete loves reading and writing about all the latest gadgets and accessories that hit the market. His other interests include astronomy, hiking, and fishing.
As the founder of House Grail, Pete's primary goal is to help consumers make educated decisions about DIY projects at home, in the garage, and in the garden.
