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Mobile Work Table Frame

I've had these Douglas fir 4x4's sitting for half the year. I milled them up this past week and framed out the base for a mobile work/outfeed/assembly table that I can use at Technocopia. The plan is to fill it with four cabinets (two with drawers, one with trays and one for a dust cyclone) so I can bring everything into the workshop with me.

Mobile Work Table Frame
Mobile Work Table Frame

The top will be a torsion box made out of MDF and the cabinets 3/4" plywood. To support the cabinets I ran supports down the middle of each of the kickers, using through tenons to support everything.

Base Through Tenons
Base Through Tenons

The apron and kickers got drawbored with some oak dowels. There's actually no apron on the long edges, as I wanted the space for the cabinets.

Drawborder Apron and Kickers
Drawborder Apron and Kickers

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