 I recently built the Table Saw Storage Cart from Woodsmith No. 233. I decided to replace one of the pegboard frames with a plywood base for my Kreg Jig.
I recently built the Table Saw Storage Cart from Woodsmith No. 233. I decided to replace one of the pegboard frames with a plywood base for my Kreg Jig.
 By cutting a couple of hand holes in a piece of plywood, the workstation slides in and out easily.
By cutting a couple of hand holes in a piece of plywood, the workstation slides in and out easily. 

 I even had room on the panel to add some blocks to hold my assembly clamps. Because I have a K5 system, the Kreg base stores the drill bit and accessories. This means that when I need to transport my jig, I can simply carry the jig base wherever I need to use it.
I even had room on the panel to add some blocks to hold my assembly clamps. Because I have a K5 system, the Kreg base stores the drill bit and accessories. This means that when I need to transport my jig, I can simply carry the jig base wherever I need to use it. 
 The plywood base is wide enough that it can be used without clamping it to the workbench, or can be set on sawhorses.
The plywood base is wide enough that it can be used without clamping it to the workbench, or can be set on sawhorses.
 
             
                






 
 
