I missed this original thread from about four months ago - it's not that I can't keep up with the conversation ;) . I laughed when I saw the picture. When I haven't been tripping over it, I've been dodging one of these for over 25 years. The particle board top had achieved the consistency of styrofoam, so two weeks ago I stripped it down in preparation for the trash. The color is B&D orange, but the name/logo HirsH is on the bottom front horizontal crossbar. Clamps underneath the table held the power tool by the tool's base plate. It came with a miter gauge that rode in plastic slots and a blade guard. I can't imagine that it could be sold today for safety reasons, but way back when it was marginally effective once the blade was aligned as best as possible. I remember it tilting back when using a circular saw, and I think I stuck a jigsaw on it for a while. Thanks for the memories.
------------------- "Han" wrote in message news:Xns9EB452D2C7D72ikkezelf@216.151.153.164... I used a commercial variation of the homemade setup discussed on the rec, a long time ago. I can't find the company name. Now it is a stand for my little planer and my big homemade airfilter. I don't recall having had any real problem with the setup, but my Craftsman tablesaw with modifications (bought ca. 25 years ago) works easier.