ANYONE BUILT A SCROLL SAW TABLE?

[danny]

I am in the middle of making the single car garage into at least a Winter Work Shop.  Primarily Scrolling.

Have a Hegner 18" and I  want to build a STURDY toll around table for it.  I know there are plans out there

and building one is pretty simple....BUT....  I just LOVE to read others adventures with this.  Yes?

 

Thanks in Advance.................Danny  :+}

[LarryEA]

Danny, I just don't know what a scroll saw table is. 

I built a bench for a Delta 40-694, it came with a table.  

[Fab4]

Hi Danny:

All of my stands are made with 2x4's and have castors on them

2 locking wheels and 2 swivel

Nothing fancy - screw the 2x4's together, add a piece of plywood, bolt your scroll saw

to the plywood and voila - good to go - SCROLL SAW TABLE

Table saw, planer,router,scroll saw, edge planer, a various wooden boxes for storage

All on wheels

I may expand these boxes and add drawers for more storage - 

WHY IS IT, WE NEVER HAVE ENOUGH STORAGE

Makes clean up easy

My scroll saw came with a stand so I bolted the stand onto a piece of plywood

added castors and everything is "wheel it in and wheel it out"

I have limited space so this works great for my situation

Fab4

[Scrappile]

My favorite one I built using an old narrow kitchen cabinet someone was discarding.  It has a drawer and cupboard storage under the saw, the cabinet is narrow enough I can straddle it.  It has wheels for moving it around. 

[Debi Shipman]

My husband built me one.  It's just 2x4's and plywood.  It's very heavy and sturdy.  No wheels because I didn't even think about it.  It's 24"L x 22"W x 20"H.  It's not very tall, but neither am I. lol  I still need to either paint or seal it.

[jerry1939]

http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/15942-my-new-command-control-center/?hl=command

 

jerry

[Lucky2]

Danny, building a scroll saw stand out of 2x4 lumber, cost about the same as buying a metal scroll saw stand. So, instead of building one out of wood, I bought a metal one and I don't regret it.

Len 

Edited September 2, 2016 by Lucky2

[Frank Pellow]

I'm not certain what you mean by the term 'table'.  Depending on what you mean, I might have built such a 'table'.

 

I built an alternative larger table to fit onto my Excalibur 30 scroll saw in order to handle a large piece that I was cutting.  I talk about and show this alternative table in the thread: http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/topic/17682-tap-dancing-in-the-rain-completed/?hl=dancing

Edited September 2, 2016 by Frank Pellow

[amazingkevin]

I am in the middle of making the single car garage into at least a Winter Work Shop.  Primarily Scrolling.

Have a Hegner 18" and I  want to build a STURDY toll around table for it.  I know there are plans out there

and building one is pretty simple....BUT....  I just LOVE to read others adventures with this.  Yes?

 

Thanks in Advance.................Danny  :+}

this is exactly what i'd love to have with all my electric tools on and rotates and locks but 12'across for the belt sander, scroll saw ,two drill presses,two set uprouter tables,Chop saw,Band saw and dremil station

[danny]

Now ya see there,  Lots of Good stories about some.  Enjoyed reading each post.

Just thought of a table for the Garage area to mount my Scroll Saw as this is the

way I have it out in the Work Shop.  Bench/Table....Same to me....  Anyway ... A Big Thanks to all....  Danny  :+}

[hawkeye10]

Now ya see there,  Lots of Good stories about some.  Enjoyed reading each post.

Just thought of a table for the Garage area to mount my Scroll Saw as this is the

way I have it out in the Work Shop.  Bench/Table....Same to me....  Anyway ... A Big Thanks to all....  Danny  :+}

Danny I got a free table with my Dewalt 788 but it was to high for me to sit and work. I went to Harbor Freight and bought this one. Be sure and get a coupon on line if you go this route.

 

http://www.harborfreight.com/universal-tool-stand-69805.html

[MTCowpoke22]

I built one out of 2X4's and plywood too. I set the height right for me so that I can either stand (for when I need to move around doing larger pieces) or sit on a bar stool (when I'm doing small stuff). I don't have wheels on it, but have thought about adding them. At the moment, it's set in a good spot, so I don't need to move it unless I'm cleaning, which doesn't happen enough... or actually, ever.

[danny]

Thanks for EVERYONE'S COMMENTS. 

 

DON....  Now with 25% off of $39.99 (yea plus taxes)  that Metal Stand looks Real Good.  Will head down there later.

                      Thanks for this info.                 Danny  :+}

[Sparkey]

I built a stand out of 1.5 inch angle iron. It's welded together. It's fairly heavy and very sturdy.