Table Saw Stand with Dust Collector Box for my Old Ryobi BTS10. Made From Leftover Scrap Wood.

Over the past few weeks I've watched dozens of videos on Dust Collection and came to the conclusion that if I wanted to do it right, it would cost me a few hundred dollars that I don't have to get a decent shop vac, cyclone thingy, hoses and adapters and so forth. I'm not looking to be HEPA and OSHA compliant at this point, I just don't want dust sprayed all over my face and shop whenever I rip a cedar picket or a 2x4. I made the stand last week out of 2x4s. Cut List: 14.5 x4, 18.5 x4, 29.5 x4. Make two 17.5 x 18.5 squares mounting the 14.5s inside the 18.5s. Add the 29.5 legs to the outside, I put the bottom box 7 inches off the floor, and you've got a basic stand from a couple of 2x4s. Measure your own saw and adjust as needed. For the box I used whatever I had lying around the garage. A bit of OSB, some old siding, some picket scraps and some plywood. Not looking for pretty, it's just a box. The front panel was mounted with Furniture Screws (Amazon Affiliate Links: https://amzn.to/3HqktNh Screws https://amzn.to/41ol499 Hanger Bolt Driver) that I had left over from my toolbox project: https://youtu.be/rSCyZX7hGIg I'll be getting back into making new projects as the temperatures continue to drop here in South Carolina. Thanks for watching and please consider subscribing. Legal Stuff: As an amazon associate I earn a small commission off any orders made thru the links above, even if you buy something else.