We all have our own needs and preferences, and this is no different when it comes to table saws. Many of us would love to buy a good professional (or semi-professional) table saw, and perhaps also a smaller, portable one like the Bosch model that many of you are probably familiar with.
If you have no choice but to make one yourself with a circular saw, you’re likely looking for a design that suits your tastes and needs. Some prefer functionality without compromising appearance, like the multifunctional saw that Felix made. I made my table saw (find it under the woodworking projects tab) with practicality in mind rather than looks, since to me, practical means being able to make cuts with a handsaw, drive nails, and screw into the table without much concern.
If what you need is a small, foldable table saw that you can easily store and transport, and if you only have a circular saw and want it to be quickly and easily installed and removed from the table saw, and if you don’t want to use too many materials in its construction while still having a sufficiently high-quality side guide, then the practical table saw from “I Build It” is what you’re looking for.
Find the link to the Spanish article about this very useful table saw made by John Heisz in the woodworking projects tab of this blog, and there go to the I Build It translations (number 1).