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There is now an outfeed table permanently attached to the Laguna table saw. It's a homemade affair that still needs a few tweaks and mods.

Below you will find a few pictures detailing how to set up the outfeed table.

The table has a single non adjustable sliding leg that holds the table in the extended position. This may be modified in the future if we find it does not adequately do the job for us.

This leg assembly has three locking positions on the leg located on the underside.

1. Stowed Position where the entire leg is tucked up out of the way so the table will fold down
2. Leg retraction lock to lock the extendable portion of the leg in the stowed position so it does not slip down when dropping the outfeed
3. Leg extended lock to lock the extendable portion in the extended position to hold the outfeed up for use when processing larger pieces.

– CMT Formula 2050 - pump spray

– Bostic Glidekote - can spray

– soft scrubbing sponge, 3M Green Scotch-Brite pad

– soft clean drying cloth

• Spray on the CMT, let soak a bit,
• scrub blade with something not to harsh so as to damage the finish, sponge or 3M pad
• wipe off dry with clean cloth.
• repeat if needed.
• wipe off well and then spray on the Bostic GlideKote
• let dry a few seconds and wipe off GlideKote

It's very important to connect the 4“ dust collection hose to the table saw when using. Using the collector and keeping the saws internal hose clear greatly reduces the amount of saw dust that escapes. When cutting you should not see much dust at the back side of the blade. If you do and the Bauer vacuum is running, check to make sure the internal hose is not clogged.

NOTE: It's important to start the big red Bauer dust collector before starting the table saw, due to power draw. The table saw can plug into the same extension cord as the Bauer unit.

The dust port with the 4” quick connect