This photo depicts the roller outfeed table for the TS in the
retracted position. In addition, to the right of the table is a
partial view of the small table I built to be a movable added
support for things that were to the left of the blade or for long
pieces.

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Nonny

You cannot make a stupid kid smart by
handing him a diploma. Schools need standards
to measure the amount of education actually
absorbed by children. Don't sacrifice the smart
kids to make the dumb ones feel good about themselves.

"Nonny" wrote in message
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This photo depicts the roller outfeed table for the TS in the
retracted position. In addition, to the right of the table is a
partial view of the small table I built to be a movable added
support for things that were to the left of the blade or for long
pieces.


That out feed is hard to beat. It collects nothing except what it is
suppose to hold and folds down compactly when not in use. I have been using
mine for about 10 years now. Especially useful when the saw is on a mobile
base as you "never" have to adjust it to the floor.