In a previous video, I fixed and tuned up an old Millers Falls Model 9954 portable metal-cutting bandsaw that I bought cheap at an auction (this is the same saw as the Ingersoll-Rand Model 8099). Given the age of this saw (at least 40 years old when I got it), there is no commercial option for a table/stand like the SWAG Offroad tables currently on the market. So, I decided to make one myself from steel plate and angle iron.
Part 1 of this series goes through cutting the tabletop and edge angles and assembling those together. Part 2 will show the rest of the build.
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0:00 Introduction
0:45 Dimensions/Plan
1:25 Layout and Cutting the Top
3:51 Layout and Cutting the Edge Angles
5:13 Holes for Top/Angles
6:40 Slot Connector Piece
8:12 Cutting the Legs
8:28 Miter Slot Bottoms
8:54 Countersink Holes
9:34 Assembly
10:39 Test Fit
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