How much do you want to spend? Kreg has an assembly table with T tracks and 90 degree corners and all but that is more for cabinet work.
Making the toys you list I'm not sure I see the need to put out lots of money on a fancy table. Not to say there isn't a need, I just don't see it myself. Maybe I'm missing something. How are you wanting to clamp things. If you want built in vises or something on that order, you'll pay a fortune. If you are looking for something to assemble your projects on, you could make a very sturdy table by gluing a couple sheets of 3 quarter plywood or MDF and making some legs and braces for it. Help us out with what type of clamp you want to use. Also, I would think it better to use a square in your hand but again I may be missing something in a special need. ----- Original Message ----- From: Matt To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 2:36 PM Subject: [BlindHandyMan] wood working table recommendations please? Hello, I am interested in finding a work table or bench with built in features such as clamps and maybe a good strait guide for making sure that pieces are square and so on? I make toy trucks, trains, cars, that sort of thing. Someone had suggested a black and Decker work bench, but I read some bad reviews. Of course, that doesn't always mean anything. What do you suggest I get in one or do you have a store bought one which you like? If you suggest my building my own, please indicate what sort of clamps and where to put them, and whatever else you might can think of which I am not writing here. Thanks a lot, I am not currently doing anything much in my shop but would like to be at it again. Matt [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
