I've been using my table saw for a few of years now and I've needed an out-feed table that's somewhat portable, so now I'm going to make one. Yes I have a workbench that doubles as an out feed table but sometimes I don't want to move that large piece into position for just a few cuts.

What I had in mind is something that attaches to the back of my table saw and folds up. This way it will always be close by and easy to deploy.

Working With Wood

I cut and planed a 2" X 4" and now I'm ready to cut in half to use as a place to hang some hinges for my folding table. These pieces will be bolted to the back of the saw below the working surface out of the way. In the picture below I'm using my cross-cut sled along with a work-stop (arrow) to cut my work pieces to the same length.
 

Now it's time to attach these two pieces to the rail and to do that I'm using some 1/4" diameter bolts. First I drilled a clearance hole through my work pieces and then used a Forstner bit to make a counterbore large enough to use a socket to tighten the bolts with.
 

Here is the hardware that I'll be using. I had these 1/4-20 bolts laying around but had to cut them all to the length of where you see the arrow. I'm also using lock-nuts to hold things together because I don't want the vibration of the saw to loosen them over time.