Thanks! As said on the A Team, I love it when a plan comes together. And this has been a great way to please the wife by giving her the garage parking back while also being able to complete the projects list she has for me. Ha. 

The two wings are connected to each other via the center, miter saw platform, but they are free-standing otherwise. They are plenty heavy. And I have a sliding miter saw, so I needed the extra space behind. Otherwise it would have hung off the front and I wouldn't have much material support. I've debated going for a non-sliding 12" miter saw for this very problem.

Other changes include:
-quite a different plan for one cart to fit my table saw, as it has a 24" rip capacity and now added a router insert to it as well.
-3/8" plywood for "shelf backs" as I had it on hand.
-t-nuts and carriage bolts as leveling feet for the wings. (cut the legs about 3/4" shorter than the plans said because of this)
-I did not add the plywood to the sides of the wings. Instead I just cut a 2x4 as a lower brace between the legs. Cheaper and plenty sturdy.
-smaller casters
-lower bottom shelf under miter saw (though now I would raise it a bit more so I could slide a tool set I have under there.)

I modeled everything up in Sketchup so I could make all the changes and it would make sense for my tools and shop.

I do, but some of it was “edit as you go”. I’ll check my sketch up file tomorrow and send the link. 

Much appreciated! 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ebzarrol8h1nblk/Ana%20White%20Bench%20table%20saw.skp?dl=0