Yesterday I took apart my former table saw, a 70s 9" direct drive Craftsman that died a year ago and has been lurking in a corner ever since. The stand is built like a tank and has a mobile base so I know I can put that to immediate use.
The top is 17" x 20", cast iron and still as flat as I can determine flatness, though the insert plate is not. The extensions are cast web and so not terribly useful. Is there any shop use for such a thing? The only thing I can think of would be to make a disc sander out of it. Not really high on my priorities, nor can I really see dedicating that much floor space to it. I can't see any way of using it as a router table without the router ending up too far below the surface. I intend to put the router table in the table saw extension anyway.
If I can't find a use for it in the shop I'm seriously considering making an end table out of it. It's heavy, but not ridiculously heavy like a full size top. I could put the two extensions together to make a match for it. And it would go with the workbench-coffee table I keep wanting to build. And I don't have a SWMBO to nix either of those ideas.
-Leuf