Neat find at work.

[ebinmaine 67,433]

I got some VERY well built  tables and carts from my work yesterday.

In past years our store was responsible for building window casing extension jams for some of the windows we sold along with occasionally shutters. Also, a lot of warranty repairs were done out of our branch.

A decade or two ago a guy built a 4 x 8 ft table with 4x4 PT legs and 3/4 vinyl board solid one-piece top.

Also, a router table constructed the same way, perhaps 30x40 inches?

The other two things are rolling carts slightly larger than the router table that were used to hold the pieces during assembly.

 

None of these have been used in several years and inventory is coming up so we're reorganizing a little as we do every year. 

Well, out they go!!!

 

I happened to be in the right place at the right time and asked about them.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I've been wanting a real live router table for eons. 

The rolling carts will be rebuilt slightly and repurposed. Perhaps one is a table saw holder?

The big table will be fortified a bit more and used as a workspace for whatever the BBT is uptah.  

 

[EB-80/8inPA 1,641]

At this rate, your new barn might already be too small.

[ebinmaine 67,433]

3 minutes ago, EB-80/8inPA said:

At this rate, your new barn might already be too small.

Might need an addition to hold these pieces 

[Pullstart 62,837]

Nice!  We made a router table out of a desk a couple years back.  It has been quite useful, off and on!

[953 nut 55,194]

                   With today's lumber cost any one of those would set you back $ 100.00 or more.