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Workbench — Gen-0

Rolling 36×36 inch tables · 38 inches tall · Flat / Extension / Miter (DWS716XPS) · Gen-0.1 freeze locked

What this is

A set of rolling shop tables that park around the X1 stand. The X1 stays put and does the cutting. These tables roll in, snap together with magnets, then latch, and make a bigger work surface — or hold the first saw.

Three pieces in this first set: Flat (plain table), Extension (lighter helper), and Miter (DWS716XPS) (the DeWalt saw station). Every table is the same 36×36 inch outer size, so any side can join any side.

This page is a draft so you can see the program is real. Amber on purpose — not the X1 stand, not the insect flyer.

The three tables

Flat table ISO view
Start here

Flat

Plain top, a shelf underneath, wheels that lock. The default island table.

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Extension table ISO view
Helper

Extension

Same size and snap-together faces. Lighter. Grows a bigger top or infeed/outfeed.

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Miter table ISO view
First saw

Miter (DWS716XPS)

Pocket for a DeWalt DWS716XPS. Removable inserts so a later saw can swap in.

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Locked sizes

WhatNumber
Outer size36 × 36 inches
Space between postsabout 29 × 29 inches
Posts4×4 lumber (about 3½ inches square)
Height38 inches tall — not 36. A 40 inch version can come later.
How they joinMagnets snap them together, then two latches per side take the load. The first latch sits 12 inches below the top (about 26 inches off the floor) — not 18. The second is Design-reserved on the same line, typically 6–8 inches above or below (exact offset draft).
Plywood½ inch for plates the X1 can cut. ¾ inch for tops and shelves that hold weight.
First sawDeWalt DWS716XPS. Base about 27.2 × 22.4 inches — fits the 29 inch opening, tight front-to-back.
WheelsLocking casters. Brand not picked yet.

Still open

What’s next

Now

Physics-bearing 3D is live for Flat, Extension, and Miter — aprons, rails, shelf, and saw nest in place. Snap and latch faces match the Gen-0.1 freeze. Still a draft catalog, not a buy list.

Later

Check that a real Flat rolls, docks, and does not rack itself apart. Then build one — not a store page.