So some of you in this forum may hate me for what I am about ask, and the project I am making. I am planning out my next few projects while my back heals from surgery yesterday. I want to build a hand tool work bench which will also double as the out feed table for my tablesaw/router combo. I am going to permanently attach it to my saw. I have thoughts and plans for the top and sides. I plan on doing a 4+ inch thick southern yeller pine top bordered in hard maple. The legs will be flush with the edge with 2 removable leg vises on 1 side also made with glued up SYP. The legs will be SYP, the leg vise maple. I am also putting a tail vise at the end. Being this is going to be attached to my TS permanently, I want to be able to adjust each leg individual to perfectly level it with my saw. I want to use traditional style feet and stretchers for good floor contact.
My thoughts at this point are to use 1 thick threaded rod (around 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch) in each leg right above the stretcher, counter sunk into the top and bottom with two nuts (One affixed to the lower leg.) I would attempt to drill the holes as tight as possible.
I am asking for all thoughts, comments, advice, criticisms etc... If some of you have already conquered this issue, I would love to see you solutions. Sorry if this is a little incoherent, blame it on the meds.
Thanks
Ben