Saw Extension Tables are used in a wide variety of settings. If you have been to your local Home Depot to have some boards cut, you will notice an Original Saw Company radial arm saw. This saw is used to custom cut lumber in most stores. Attached to the saws are 8’ Saw Extension Tables to make material handling easier.

Many of these tables are also used by school industrial arts programs, carpentry shops, cabinet shops, home hobby shops, lumber yards, manufacturing plants, wood shops, crating departments, pipe fitting factories, furniture manufacturing companies, sign companies, aluminum commercial storefront manufacturers and many more settings.

Saw Extension Tables – Providing Industrial Support for Years

Original Saw Company’s Saw Roller Extension Tables have been in production since it bought the DeWalt radial arm saw product line in 1990.

After the economic downturn of 2008-2009, the Original Saw accessory line was redesigned and expanded in 2010. Budget cuts forced schools and industrial companies to re-evaluate their needs and spending. Not all companies could make the jump to a radial arm saw and were utilizing miter saws more often. While working with its customers, Original Saw realized there was a need in the market for an industrial grade Miter Saw Stand.

At that point, Original Saw Company’s accessory line only included Saw Roller Extension Tables. The Saw Roller Extension Tables were redesigned to feature bolt together construction and larger, more rigid legs. Not only did this improvement increase the table’s stability, it made it easier to ship to customers.

Miter saw stands, Flat Saw Extension Tables and Saw Measuring Systems were added to the accessory line to create a complete wood cutting station option. Today, many Saw Extension Tables are purchased with saws and miter saw stands.

Work smarter, not harder!

Having saw extension tables provides important support for your material on the infeed and outfeed sides. This increases not just safety, but productivity too. Each table is made from heavy-gauge-formed steel. Then a textured, powder-coated finish is added to boost durability. Make the table the height you need with the adjustable-height leg kit.  Customize the length that will fit in your workspace. Easily join tables together by butting them end to end and connecting the tables with hardware.

Use Original Saw’s custom mounting brackets to connect Saw Extension Tables to machines you already own.

One of the biggest advantages is VALUE. The industrial construction of the Saw Extension Tables speaks to quality and performance for years to come.

These are In-Stock Items. As a result, they can be shipped out within approximately 2-3 days after the order is placed.

Original Saw Company products are made in the USA and supported with USA-based customer service.

Flat Saw Extension Tables are available in two widths. 15” wide tables pair well with miter saw stands and 24” wide tables join to Radial Arm Saws, Crosscut Power Saws and Beam Saws.

Features of Flat Saw Extension Tables include:

• Available in several lengths.
• 15” wide tables are sold in 4’, 6′, 8’ and 10′ kits.
• 24” wide tables are sold in 4’, 6’ and 8’ kits.
• Flat Extension Tables can be used as a free-standing table or bench for your work space. In short, just order an additional leg.
• Can be used as infeed or outfeed tables.

Roller Saw Extension Tables allow material to reach the saw blade by gliding over rollers. Original Saw Company’s roller tables are available in two widths. 14” wide tables pair well with miter saw stands and 22” wide tables join to radial arm saws, crosscut power saws and beam saws.

Features of Roller Saw Extension Tables include:

• Available in 4’ and 8’ lengths.
• Order with zinc plated steel rollers or orange urethane coated steel rollers. When cutting material with a delicate finish, it is recommended to choose orange urethane coated steel rollers. These rollers are outfitted with a UHMW sleeve that reduces the risk of marring.
• Available with rollers spaced 6” or 12” apart, depending on the size of material that will be cut.
• Used as infeed or outfeed tables.