How to Make a Workbench with a Built In Table Saw

I was so tired of assembling picture frames on the floor just so I could have a wide, level surface; I needed it to be at least 44“ wide and house a table saw with the ability to be rolled out of the way when not in use. I made a couple mistakes along the way, and I added my sons idea to the table that I’ve never seen before on a workbench - so stay till the end so you don’t miss it. I’m not a carpenter, but I do love to build things. The lumber list is included below with links to buy directly from Home Depot. In addition, you’ll need some caster wheels and a few other odds and ends if you want to replicate what I did. 1 - 3/4 4ft x 8ft Birch Top - 2 - 2 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. #2 Prime - 3 - 4x4x8 Pressure Treated - 13 - 2 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft. Prime Whitewood Stud - 4 - 2x2x8 Furring Strips - 9 - 1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Ground Contact Pressure-Treated Board - 5lbs of 2“ construction screws - 5lbs of 3“ construction screws - 1 box large head 3“ construction screws for wheels - Dewalt 7485 8-1/4“ Table Saw - Stacked 8 1/4 Dado Blade - Dewalt 4 battery charger - Drywall T Square - DeWalt 4.5“ circular saw - DeWalt Jigsaw - DeWalt Random Orbit Sander - Klein Loose Cable Stapler - 3/8“ Roundover bit - DeWalt 12 compartment organizer - DeWalt Sawzall - Right Angle Corner Clamps - Automatic Vaccum Switch - 6 foot Heavy Duty Power Strip - Jarlink Heavy Duty Pencil Sharpener - 4“ Caster Wheels (need 2 packs of 4) - Bluetti LifePO4 Battery - The Camera gear I own and use for videos (I use multiple cams for different angles): Perfect Camera for walking around - DJI Action 2: Gimbals are everything and make shooting easier - DJI Pocket 2: First RF series camera - great for 4k - Canon R6: Beast mode cam for action shots and video - Canon R3: Wide ranging lens great for video zoom - Canon 15-35mm lens: Cost effective fixed RF lens - Canon 35mm lens: Very wide shots for your RF cam - Canon 16mm lens: A must have tripod for your camera gear - Joby Tripod: Chapters: 00:00 Start 00:05 Cut Legs 01:09 Dado Legs 02:44 Frame Assembly 04:48 Lets Make This Thing Roll 07:29 Saw Base 08:17 Install Saw Base 09:43 Floor Install 13:49 Furring Strips 15:14 Top Mount 16:10 Cut out saw area 18:08 Power Strip Install 18:45 DeWalt Charger Install 19:21 Rear Rail Cutouts 22:33 Tool Shelf Build 27:31 Tool Box Install 28:35 Clamps Shelf Build 28:57 Auto Senctrl Switch Install 29:29 Special Project Install - Pencil Sharpener 32:04 Final Walk Around