I'm planning to design and build a collapsible or knock-down panel saw so I can store it in minimal space when not in use. I'll be using what I think are the superior features of various designs making sturdiness and quick assembly/disassembly a priority.
The capacity I have in mind is: 10' x 5' to accommodate 10' x 4' and 5' x 5'. I want to be able to cut Baltic Birch plywood, MDF, plywood, pegboard, and particle board.
I'd like to know what dimensions beyond 10' x 5' I ought to consider as I design this. This would be for woodworking only. Would the more experienced woodworkers here recommend a capacity larger than 10' x 5'? I do not have much experience with material that comes in sheets or panels and do not want to learn after the fact that I should have designed this to accommodate a larger dimension since such and such material only comes in sizes, say, 6' x 6'. The panel saw at Home Depot looks like it can handle very large panels so I wonder what material comes in sizes beyond 10' x 4' and 5' x 5'.
John