The chop saw on the left end is a slider and is mounted on a cabinet with casters. My table saw is 34" tall and the table on that saw is at the same height. When I need to cut large boards I just roll it up to the table saw tables for support. I have two saw carts at the same height that will also work. The saw carts are for supporting sheet goods while ripping and cross cutting on the table saw. The chop saw in the foreground is mounted on a shorter cabinet to make the saw top the same height as the two bench tops. I have a self stick tape measure on the wood fence on the right and a Biesemeyer stop. The white hood behind the saw collects the saw dust through a hole that drops to the inside of the cabinet. I have a plywood box inside the cabinet that collects the sawdust.
This is my back bench for assembly etc. All my pneumatic guns slide into these slots, same with the belt sander. Other tools and supplies are stored in cabinets, everything in my shop has it’s place. Normally the hand tools are scattered all over the bench top.
The drill press is on casters and can be set up anywhere in the shop. Drawers beneath are for bits etc. The grinder is mounted on a solid cabinet and is very handy set up this way. Danny
Is this a vanity thing or do you want to see who is sneaking up on you? 
