The standard EAA table is a great thing, but I made a few changes:
1) I made the tables a little narrower in structure, so that the table top overhangs about 2 inches around all sides. This allows me to clamp work down more easily.
2) With little added materials, I was able to make three tables in total, instead of two. (2) are 2'x6' and (1) is 2'x4'. The smaller one is great to put your bench grinder, sander, table band saw and vise on.
3) I added a sheet of thinner plywood to the materials list in order to put a shelf under each table. This is great for storing air hoses, electrical cords, parts, etc.
4) I mounted some valves and a splitter to my main table, which allows me to plug in two pneumatic tools at the same time. This is great for working on smaller items (i.e. elevators, vert stab, rudder, etc), using one hand to run a pneumatic cleco runner and the other to run a drill, or for two people working at the same time. The supply line that runs to the splitter can also be disconnected and then used as a free hose for working on larger items like wings and fuselage.
5) Last but not least, I put retractable wheels on all three tables. This enables me to move them around quickly and easily, even though they are very heavy with lots of stuff stored on them. I basically pick up one end of the table, the wheels extend and lock, then the other end, then roll, then pull the "drop cord" and the wheels retract back up, dropping the table down on its legs, for a table that doesn't move when pushed on. FYI, my dollies with locking wheels still slide when pushed on, even if the wheels are locked.
Take a look at my site to see pictures of the tables. Sorry, but I don't have any details written up of my mods. The retract wheels were detailed by someone else (slightly different than mine) but I can't remember who.
http://www.mykitlog.com/users/display_log.php?user=mikrettig&project=803&category=6820&log=127842&row=18