Instead of that wooden block to hold your lumber, more useful would be a “stand” block for long lumbers to be perfectly level to have perfect vertical cuts or perfect angle cuts.
I would think that it's a little bit complicated to get the extensions perfectly parallel to your saw top and all directions and in height otherwise your Cuts may be somewhat off angle.
@@nasanerd4321 Yes, of course. It depends on size of the scrap piece. And also volume (quantity). I did NOT run a shop for commercial purposes. So I did Not produce a steady daily stream of waste. Only making a wide variety of handy and useful projects for around MY OWN house. Including many hundreds of running feet of shelves, work-station counters for my computer business, and handy dandy things for the kitchen and bathroom, hobby rooms, etc. Plus a real fire-place that burned wood. I kept a large, tall carton box near the table saw. Plenty of wood went both in and out of it. Only tiny slivers were discarded as trash. Creativity consisted of looking in that box, First. To see if available scraps could be used, cleverly. Instead of consuming expensive new lumber. One man voiced amazement upon seeing the intelligently creative use of my "scraps".
No. My miter saw cannot play country music. But I love the setup!
Excellent space saving design. I’ve learned over the years the more mobile setups you have in the shop the better. 👍
Thanks and I agree!
I don't even have a mitre saw yet but when I do... I wanna build this when I grow up!
Cute and compact love it 😊
Thank you!
Ohhh want.. gimme. Well done
U should add some measurements on the stopper piece
Actually yes, mine is near identical but also flips for access to my table top jointer
Awesome!
Love this!!! Where did you get the folding brackets for the sides??
I've just started reviewing my miter saw station. It looks similar to yours but I will now modify it to be exactly like yours.
Great!
I think i build someone too. It looks great. And i havent not much space
Instead of that wooden block to hold your lumber, more useful would be a “stand” block for long lumbers to be perfectly level to have perfect vertical cuts or perfect angle cuts.
Mine will...I will build one😊
I like the work station I would like to build something like that!
Here are the plans if you’re interested! www.etsy.com/listing/1352981591/miter-saw-station-plans-written-and
Missing drawer slides and a dust extractor. Also a bit too low...but looks like a cool build
what kind of casters have you used on this one ?
It will now
Nice!
Beautiful
Thank you!
I would think that it's a little bit complicated to get the extensions perfectly parallel to your saw top and all directions and in height otherwise your Cuts may be somewhat off angle.
It wasn’t too bad actually. Check out my full length video on me building this miter station.
ua-cam.com/video/gkAvRGWweiY/v-deo.html
@@ThomasCustomWoodworks I appreciate that thank you very much.
What are those hinges called?
Love love love ! ❤
Is there any flex in the sides with folding brackets? If so does it affect the accuracy of the cut?
How do you get the plans to build this?
Thanks!
Love it now I wanna make one.
What do call them bracket to make the wings fold down
Great! Folding brackets.
Here is the link to the plans: www.etsy.com/listing/1352981591/miter-saw-station-plans-written-and
Sweet!
I don’t have one yet so no :( but I’m taking notes
Great! Thanks for watching.
Love it. What collapsible brackets did you end up using? I bought some from Amazon that i was disappointed with.
I got these in 16”. amzn.to/43MRdWF
What type of wood is the main miter stand made from? Looks like maybe ply but what kind?
Birch plywood.
How high is it?
Super super genial
Guide?
Ok ❤❤❤
Nice. Do u have plans for that stand?
Here you go! www.etsy.com/listing/1352981591/miter-saw-station-plans-written-and
Dont need a plan .
Just a complete hardware list
Be specific jn youd descriptions.
good….
Thanks!
...no...😢
I have a full-length UA-cam video if you want to build this one!
@Thomas Custom Woodworks if i could find the time, i would, this would be sick. Ill watch it though for the support ✊️🤜❤️
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Don't throw off-fall in the trash. Save it for other creative uses.
I agree within reason but that gets out of control real fast
@@nasanerd4321 Yes, of course. It depends on size of the scrap piece. And also volume (quantity).
I did NOT run a shop for commercial purposes. So I did Not produce a steady daily stream of waste. Only making a wide variety of handy and useful projects for around MY OWN house. Including many hundreds of running feet of shelves, work-station counters for my computer business, and handy dandy things for the kitchen and bathroom, hobby rooms, etc. Plus a real fire-place that burned wood.
I kept a large, tall carton box near the table saw. Plenty of wood went both in and out of it. Only tiny slivers were discarded as trash.
Creativity consisted of looking in that box, First. To see if available scraps could be used, cleverly. Instead of consuming expensive new lumber. One man voiced amazement upon seeing the intelligently creative use of my "scraps".
Well just cut that 4" piece and looks like I'm done 4 the day. Time to go watch some sponge Bob Square pants😂
Where's the video on the Miter Saw Staton on UA-cam? This doesn't work, ua-cam.com/video/OKS9mELOTIE/v-deo.html
Look for the video titled “HUGE improvement to my miter saw station.”
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DON’T put castors on your base! If your shop isn’t perfectly level, the lock won’t work and your table will move around
So use a design with 3 wheels to ensure that they're always in contact with the floor regardless of if it is uneven.
If you lock multiple wheels it will be fine. The red ones at Home Depot are better to because the lock keeps them from rotating.
No it’s not gay either
Im a hater😂
Cute mask lady
Instead of that garbage can maybe a vac
All that for one cut😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫