Mobile Table Saw Cabinet

In this video I will be walking you through how I made a mobile table saw cabinet to store accessories for my table saw and parts for future projects. This cabinet is mobile using recessed casters and this cabinet also replaces the two legs that come with the saw to support the table saw extension wing.

Paint I Used: (Will Link Once I Locate the Exact Brand/Style…Lost the Image of the Can I Had)

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[RingsWorkshop]

Below is the link for the plastic cones if you would like to 3D Print your own. Plans to come in the near future for the cabinet.

[thenedanocap]

731 and Rings would be a dangerous duo in the woodworking business.

[keith_hudson]

The cone idea along with the upside down supports is actually pretty brilliant. I really like that fact the cabinet can roll with it if it's only raised half way. Very nice.

[Woodworks]

Awesome work. The feet on top and centering jigs are very smart. Great job.

[triplex]

Extremely clever use of the inverted cones to self-center. Seen it before with round pegs but cones are so much better - far more tolerant of finding the sweet spot to lower down and lock into place Reversing the adjustable feet to point upwards - genius - never seen that done before.

[janodjano]

I recognize your floor and garage door as my garage has looked exactly like that. Enjoy what you do.

[makernova]

I'm a simple man - I see a Rings Workshop shop organization video, I stop what I'm doing and queue it up to watch. Like the other comments mention, great idea on the cones. That's what I like about your videos, I can always count on you having a clever and creative approach to problem solving!

[kenrogers]

Two great ideas, the alignment and the treatment of the casters. Good job

[vbikcl]

I've watched about a dozen different takes on table saw storage, but this is the one that ticks all the boxes and I'll be modeling my solution after. Nice work!

[kevincinnamontoast]

I liked how you named your saw- because the sharp spinny bit is on TOP of the cabinet its named Saws TOP . Very clever 😁

[redslover]

The 3D printed cones use are using for re-aligning the cabinet to the saw is quit ingenious. I LIKE IT!!!

[jewdd]

Both cabinets turned out beautiful, clean and I like how they’re almost hidden in a way because they go so well with the table saw! Very smart solutions to joining to the table saw. My tablesaw is much smaller but I do need cabinets one for a router set up and I have a new bandsaw that I’d like to use but I need its own home and this cabinet is short enough it’d work well

[stevesmith]

Great work. Now I must scrap my saw cabinet for yours. Love your thought process with trial and error. That's how it should be done and it's a trademark of good engineering.

[terristroh]

I’ve been kicking around the idea of putting my bandsaw on a shoo made mobile base. The caster idea is what I’ve been looking for….thanks!

[jub]

Fantastic video. One of the brightest people I know.

[MrTapanes]

First off - Thank you so much for not making a stupid April Fool's video. Secondly, great idea and execution. I especially liked the iterative alignment process. Happy to be subscribed.

[jasonray]

Another video that demonstrates why we love your work and channel. Unique and creative ideas in the recessed casters, leveling “feet” and the cone solution to both aligning and moving the cabinet, and the full disclosure of what you tried that failed. Keep it up!

[EvanDunville]

Great idea on the cones and recessed casters. looks like a really great storage option.

[DadBodZod]

Impressive engineering solution. Would not have thought of that. Very Batman.

[grahamcameron]

Love the fact that you walk us through your trial and error design process. I am okay with the flip flops; The air nailer/naked eye balls, not so much. Take care 😉