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Using a kitchen counter top and 2 saw horses I have a mobile assembly table that serves me well.
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Extensions are always a good idea - especially on something so compact. If you hinged them underneath, they could drop down to the sides, staying with you all the time.
And I'd suggest a 'gateleg' arrangement for each, to support the corners/ends, rather than risking the 'see-saw'/'teeter-totter' effect of a central leg.