Thank you for this tutorial and the plans. I purchased the plans as I wanted one of these for my miter saw. Asked my dad if he wanted to do a project with me (it’s just something we do together). Ofcourse he said yes. Showed him your video and he said he wanted one too. So we made one for myself and him. Ty so much for sharing. It was a good father daughter project.
I used your design and it came out pretty good. The only problem is something you alluded to in the video. The 12" brackets aren't, at least in my case, strong enough. After about two weeks they started bending. But your one of the few people on line who isnt trying to rip people off and I commend you for it.
New shop and I was browsing Pinterest for design ideas and came across this. Excellent design. I've been debating on how I wanted my cabinets and this solves all of my design dilemmas. Thank you.
Love it! Something even a novice like me can make that will be very useful. The only change I'll make is to put a backstop behind the miter area so I can push the saw all the way back and not worry about it sliding off (because I am prone to do stupid things like that....).
I've been looking at miter saw stands on YT for months. I finally decided on yours for it's simplicity. I need to just go ahead and get this made. It'll allow me to start to tackle so many more of the projects I want to do. I bought the lumber & Cut List plans from your website. Very well organized! Can't wait to start. Thank you!
i built it yesterday and today. i'm a newby and i learned alot. in the army we had a saying "beat to fit" the hinges were beat to fit. they work perfectly. i turned the table on it;s side to install the hinges. thot it was easier drilling straight down than sideways. gonna build another one for my son in law. thx for your help. keep the videos coming.
I just want to say how awesome and how informative this was for me, am trying to get into wood working and been thinking about how to build a minor saw table, after watching numerous videos I concluded that yours was the easiest and most effective, I wish I can send you a picture, I followed everything you said and I cannot be more happier with this table
Great video. Took a look at her website, as well - informative. Decided to build this since it resolved some issues I currently deal with. I bought the cut list and plans. At $2.99 that was well worth it, plus it felt right to reward Tylinn for her efforts even if it’s a small amount. Trickiest part was getting the height of the wings to match the saw height. That’s easy enough to calculate but life isn’t as accurate as that. Saving grace was being able to shim the saw when mounting it in place. Used the completed project for the first time today. Worked great, and the wings provide me with much needed working space. I don’t have a workshop - just a garage. So, having eight more square feet of horizontal workspace was fantastic.
Just got done building it.Due to the high cost of two by fours right now I used to by threes. I’m sure it’s strong enough. I also use the Craig jig for the but joints with glue. For the brackets are used lag bolts.
I just made this today and this design is so much better than some of the others I had considered. I have been waiting half the afternoon for Amazon to deliver the casters and they just got here. Thanks for sharing your plans. Now I'm headed back to your site to see what other projects you have that I can't live without.
I recently made this miter saw, I added in an additional shelf, added a top border perimeter for the miter saw, real tight fit, I like the collapsible wings and definitely a space saver.
I like it! It's simple. I can add in my idea of adjustable shelf to fit miter saw and bench planer. I also appreciate the particle board tip. I needed a little extra for laminate bench top and used plywood.
I built a mobile miter saw stand based on your design. Thank you for going to the trouble of sharing your design and publishing the details. I now subscribe to your site.
I just built this over the weekend. I added a drawer on the front to put my tape measure in. I drilled a couple of 3/8" holes for pencils. Wish I could post a pic.
I love how simple your design is. I'm new to woodworking and all the other videos I've watched had all these bells and whistles that I don't want. I think the only thing I might add is a fence on both sides with some 3/4" plywood.
This is fantastic. Thank you ! I use my garage in which I have just started wood working. I share the space with two motorcycles and a home gym so have very little space . This is the first mitre saw station video I can figure out as its straight forward and the way you explain things is great. You just got another subscriber. Great work
Congrats on wining such a sweet miter saw! This is perfect timing. I built your workbench. Now I can use this to have a mobile miter saw station. Thanks!
Thanks for doing this mobile stand. I like yours the best because of the side brackets. It makes it so easy to build the fold up sides. I’m going to build this when I get home from vacation.
Thank you! All the plans out there are so overly complex (planing your own wood? seriously). So glad I found your channel and this build for my new mitersaw.
Great job, first one I've seen who is using folding brackets. Ordered myself 16 folding brackets for my mobile miter saw, my mobile table saw and for my mobile work bench. A simple way to expand all of them. Once again, great job.
Just finished making this. Bought your plan. Figured it left fewer opportunities for me to make mistakes. I also bought the casters and brackets you listed. My only problems came from the lousy 2x4s from Home Depot. Too much cupping and twist. Made it hard to get things really square and flat. I thought mounting the brackets would be the hardest part but that went quite well. I'm very pleased with the result. Thanks for a great video. David Mihalic
Hi David. I am fairly new to serious woodworking and I agree that the wood at Home Depot and other big box stores can be marginal at best. I am currently in the process of building this miter saw stand. I have learned from Steve Ramsey (UA-cam) and others is that you have to weed through wood carefully to find the right boards. When I was looking through 2X4's at Lowes for this project, i had to go look through 2 to 4 pieces to find every good (straight) piece of lumber.
Great project. To lighten the load, the wings could be narrower. Made a little bit wider than the cut platform of the saw. Of course this would require an additional brace on each side. I hope to be tackling this project in the next few weeks.
Something like this with T-tracks, I have the Seneca ones with a 3D printed stop and measuring rules. I have to occasionally move it to put down the attic stairs in the garage.
Hi Ty-Lynn. Thank you for posting your video and plans for the Miter Saw Stand. It was an enjoyable 2-day project for me. Probably the most difficult part for me was aligning the brackets properly. In fact, one side still does not go down all the way and I will tackle it in the future when I am thinking more clearly. I modified some plan procedures a bit. I used pocket holes to assemble the center frame, mainly because I had a pocket hole jig and felt like testing it out. I drilled 2 pocket holes in the ends of each 21 inch 2X4. I then glued the frames together from Step 1 and Step 2. After waiting 24 hours, I screwed the pocket holes into each drilled hole. I also glued all 4 tops to the frames instead of screwing them in. I used the same wheels that you recommended but upgraded to a more heavy duty bracket since I was seeing sagging issues mentioned in some fan comments. The brackets I purchased are 14 inches long and are rated to hold 660 lbs. Finally, my biggest concern was to adjust the brackets so tops of each side would align perfectly with my miter saw top. I measured, and then measured again and it aligns PERFECTLY. Thank again. Up next - Your table saw plans.
I built this cart last year. (Before I found you UA-cam video) Found you on Pinterest I think. Love my cart. Now building your new multi-purpose work bench with a couple of mods. Have Dewalt tools and I’m putting in a flipping platform for my miter saw. Great plans. Keep it up!
Great design, simple and functional. I was planning on building a new stand this spring (I got a larger saw) and was WAY overthinking this. This is the design I am going to go with. Nice work.
Great build!! I built this from your plans a couple weeks ago and am very happy with the build. I plan on enclosing the base for my air compressor to maximize the space. Working from my garage and the ability to move this and my two benches out of the way for the car is great. Thank you.
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing. I built this and I am very pleased with the results. I added some T-tracks to clamp the wood and rules. Thanks again for the video
I made this and I just a beginner, but I understood how to build it. It looks great. Thank You. I would love to send pics but I don't how on this. Lol I am too old I guess.
Hi,Just came across your sight,you were building a foldable mitre saw bench,that is exactly what i was looking for.great video easy to understand.well done.
Well done. Your video's are clear and concise, not too much chatter and you show details well. You web site is first rate and the plans the same. The only suggestion I would make is to reference parts like wheels, etc. on Amazon or some other site so it can easily be found; otherwise I give it an A+ for effort and completion!
Yess! I have been searching for plans for this type of saw stand. Other plans I came across had more complicated assembly that I felt was over kill. Thanks for this, cant wait to get started on it! Now if I can find sime plans for my table saw and scroll saw I will be set.
What a cool channel - and website! Just found you while hunting for a mobile miter saw table. Modified the measurements some to make it fit through the narrow opening between car and garage door so I can finally saw outside without having to move the car out every time. It will save time in setting things up for a project, and instead of carrying my miter saw out, stress on the old back, I can simply roll it and save on ibuprofen :-) Thank you!
I bought a cheapie Ryobi miter saw and first thing I built was this table. Helps a lot with working on a proper area than to lug the thing around and struggling. Your table looks well designed, just w word of caution, when you built the initial frame clamp the sides before drilling and screwing things together, because your end result was your table was wobbly - wood working is all about the 45 and 90 deg accuracy. Overall it looks pretty good you will have much joy working with it.
I just got the same saw (Delta Cruzer) yesterday as an early birthday present, started looking for ideas to build a mobile miter station, and yours came up by coincidence. I'll be building myself one now! I'll be subbing your channel now too!
Built this stand this past weekend. Used 3/4 plywood and some elbow grease to sand it smooth. I'm 6'3" so I made the legs longer in my case (36"). It puts the top of the table right a waist hight. I also had to adjust the wings as my saw deck wasn't the same depth of a 2x4. Thanks for sharing this.
Brilliant! I don't have a miter saw yet, but I will make this and hang all my tools on the sides and the insides and use it as a mobile tool holder. Very clear and thank you for the plans. Well done and all the best!
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So simple and yet so effective. Excellent ingenuity and application Tylynn.
Thank you for this tutorial and the plans. I purchased the plans as I wanted one of these for my miter saw. Asked my dad if he wanted to do a project with me (it’s just something we do together). Ofcourse he said yes. Showed him your video and he said he wanted one too. So we made one for myself and him. Ty so much for sharing. It was a good father daughter project.
I just finished my build on Sunday. and I LOVE it!!! Thank you for the plans and lumber/cut list.
Just built this today and I’ve never felt more alive! Thanks a million for the video!
Love this. The only thing I would change is to pre drill the holes in the legs to help pull the legs and frames together.
very nice design - simple and effective - one comment: need adjustment of the shelves height to the mitre saw level
I used your design and it came out pretty good. The only problem is something you alluded to in the video. The 12" brackets aren't, at least in my case, strong enough. After about two weeks they started bending. But your one of the few people on line who isnt trying to rip people off and I commend you for it.
Just started this today, love the look, the simplicity, and the functionality of the design. The kind of project this newbie DIYer needs. Thanks!
New shop and I was browsing Pinterest for design ideas and came across this. Excellent design. I've been debating on how I wanted my cabinets and this solves all of my design dilemmas. Thank you.
Love it! Something even a novice like me can make that will be very useful. The only change I'll make is to put a backstop behind the miter area so I can push the saw all the way back and not worry about it sliding off (because I am prone to do stupid things like that....).
I've been looking at miter saw stands on YT for months. I finally decided on yours for it's simplicity. I need to just go ahead and get this made. It'll allow me to start to tackle so many more of the projects I want to do. I bought the lumber & Cut List plans from your website. Very well organized! Can't wait to start. Thank you!
i built it yesterday and today. i'm a newby and i learned alot. in the army we had a saying "beat to fit" the hinges were beat to fit. they work perfectly. i turned the table on it;s side to install the hinges. thot it was easier drilling straight down than sideways. gonna build another one for my son in law. thx for your help. keep the videos coming.
Absolutley Perfect. Exactly what I was looking for and super easy to follow.
Where did you get the plans and material list?
I just want to say how awesome and how informative this was for me, am trying to get into wood working and been thinking about how to build a minor saw table, after watching numerous videos I concluded that yours was the easiest and most effective, I wish I can send you a picture, I followed everything you said and I cannot be more happier with this table
Great video. Took a look at her website, as well - informative. Decided to build this since it resolved some issues I currently deal with. I bought the cut list and plans. At $2.99 that was well worth it, plus it felt right to reward Tylinn for her efforts even if it’s a small amount. Trickiest part was getting the height of the wings to match the saw height. That’s easy enough to calculate but life isn’t as accurate as that. Saving grace was being able to shim the saw when mounting it in place. Used the completed project for the first time today. Worked great, and the wings provide me with much needed working space. I don’t have a workshop - just a garage. So, having eight more square feet of horizontal workspace was fantastic.
Just got done building it.Due to the high cost of two by fours right now I used to by threes. I’m sure it’s strong enough. I also use the Craig jig for the but joints with glue. For the brackets are used lag bolts.
I made this miter stand in my garage this past weekend and it came together pretty well. Really liking it
I just built your table saw work bench yesterday! Purchasing your supply, cut list, and directions was totally worth it! Thank you!
Thank you!
I just made this today and this design is so much better than some of the others I had considered. I have been waiting half the afternoon for Amazon to deliver the casters and they just got here. Thanks for sharing your plans. Now I'm headed back to your site to see what other projects you have that I can't live without.
Folding brackets...brilliant!
I made this table yesterday and I’m so happy with it ( and myself lol). Thanks for sharing the plans!
I recently made this miter saw, I added in an additional shelf, added a top border perimeter for the miter saw, real tight fit, I like the collapsible wings and definitely a space saver.
I like it! It's simple. I can add in my idea of adjustable shelf to fit miter saw and bench planer. I also appreciate the particle board tip. I needed a little extra for laminate bench top and used plywood.
I built a mobile miter saw stand based on your design. Thank you for going to the trouble of sharing your design and publishing the details. I now subscribe to your site.
I just built this over the weekend. I added a drawer on the front to put my tape measure in. I drilled a couple of 3/8" holes for pencils. Wish I could post a pic.
Watched a lot of table videos for my miter saw. Decided on yours as is. Great job!
Looks amazing. I’ll be building one too. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the free plans!!
This just might be my favorite miter saw stand. I love the wings support idea!
Finished this build last night! This thing is so simple and yet so awesome! So glad I bought the plans - super affordable and very helpful.
i do agree with
I love how simple your design is. I'm new to woodworking and all the other videos I've watched had all these bells and whistles that I don't want. I think the only thing I might add is a fence on both sides with some 3/4" plywood.
Nice! I just dropped $600 on a fast cap stand. But I do a lot of finish carpentry with long material, and I’m always on the move.
This is fantastic. Thank you ! I use my garage in which I have just started wood working. I share the space with two motorcycles and a home gym so have very little space . This is the first mitre saw station video I can figure out as its straight forward and the way you explain things is great. You just got another subscriber. Great work
Congrats on wining such a sweet miter saw! This is perfect timing. I built your workbench. Now I can use this to have a mobile miter saw station. Thanks!
Perfect! That's great to hear!
Thanks for doing this mobile stand. I like yours the best because of the side brackets. It makes it so easy to build the fold up sides. I’m going to build this when I get home from vacation.
Thank you! All the plans out there are so overly complex (planing your own wood? seriously). So glad I found your channel and this build for my new mitersaw.
I built my work bench before I brought my drop saw now I gotta build a table for it lmao,thanks for the vid!!
After building the first one, I now have 5 portable Shop tool Stands. Great idea...
Very cool design!! Love the mobility of it!
Great design. Thank you for sharing your plans. The 36 in clamps for $8 each are big help in this process. Thank YOU!
I just found this video and so glad that I did! I just upgraded from a 7 1/4 miter saw to a 12” and I need a mobile space for it. THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Awesome!
Smooth,simple and praktical solution.
thanks so much...as a beginning woodworker, I learned a lot making this project.
Great job, first one I've seen who is using folding brackets. Ordered myself 16 folding brackets for my mobile miter saw, my mobile table saw and for my mobile work bench.
A simple way to expand all of them.
Once again, great job.
Excellent video, very informative and it doesn't hurt that the presenter is so beautiful!
Just finished making this. Bought your plan. Figured it left fewer opportunities for me to make mistakes. I also bought the casters and brackets you listed. My only problems came from the lousy 2x4s from Home Depot. Too much cupping and twist. Made it hard to get things really square and flat. I thought mounting the brackets would be the hardest part but that went quite well. I'm very pleased with the result. Thanks for a great video. David Mihalic
Hi David. I am fairly new to serious woodworking and I agree that the wood at Home Depot and other big box stores can be marginal at best. I am currently in the process of building this miter saw stand. I have learned from Steve Ramsey (UA-cam) and others is that you have to weed through wood carefully to find the right boards. When I was looking through 2X4's at Lowes for this project, i had to go look through 2 to 4 pieces to find every good (straight) piece of lumber.
😁Probably the most simplest work bench I have seen. Well explained , will be making one starting today.
Great project. To lighten the load, the wings could be narrower. Made a little bit wider than the cut platform of the saw. Of course this would require an additional brace on each side. I hope to be tackling this project in the next few weeks.
It is a simple design and it works. Very nice.
Thank you for this - just what I was looking for as a novice wood guy. Design is spot on for my space.
Something like this with T-tracks, I have the Seneca ones with a 3D printed stop and measuring rules. I have to occasionally move it to put down the attic stairs in the garage.
Superb video and great design. Looks super sturdy. Definitely on my things to do.
I think even with my basic skills, this is doable. Thanks!
Cool station! I need one and I will be using your simplicity!
Useing the brackets was awesome idea
Hi Ty-Lynn. Thank you for posting your video and plans for the Miter Saw Stand. It was an enjoyable 2-day project for me. Probably the most difficult part for me was aligning the brackets properly. In fact, one side still does not go down all the way and I will tackle it in the future when I am thinking more clearly. I modified some plan procedures a bit. I used pocket holes to assemble the center frame, mainly because I had a pocket hole jig and felt like testing it out. I drilled 2 pocket holes in the ends of each 21 inch 2X4. I then glued the frames together from Step 1 and Step 2. After waiting 24 hours, I screwed the pocket holes into each drilled hole. I also glued all 4 tops to the frames instead of screwing them in. I used the same wheels that you recommended but upgraded to a more heavy duty bracket since I was seeing sagging issues mentioned in some fan comments. The brackets I purchased are 14 inches long and are rated to hold 660 lbs. Finally, my biggest concern was to adjust the brackets so tops of each side would align perfectly with my miter saw top. I measured, and then measured again and it aligns PERFECTLY. Thank again. Up next - Your table saw plans.
do you have a link to the brackets you pruchased
I built this cart last year. (Before I found you UA-cam video) Found you on Pinterest I think. Love my cart. Now building your new multi-purpose work bench with a couple of mods. Have Dewalt tools and I’m putting in a flipping platform for my miter saw. Great plans. Keep it up!
Really simple , nice , and easy to build I like it I am going to use this
Great design, simple and functional. I was planning on building a new stand this spring (I got a larger saw) and was WAY overthinking this. This is the design I am going to go with. Nice work.
This might be the only thing I didn't overthink ever 😂
nice work, best looking chippy I ever seen too!!
Amazing video! So easy to follow and understand. Thank you!!
Great build!! I built this from your plans a couple weeks ago and am very happy with the build. I plan on enclosing the base for my air compressor to maximize the space. Working from my garage and the ability to move this and my two benches out of the way for the car is great. Thank you.
Great job building my wings on a table I've had for years
This is such a genuine and helpful video. Thank you!
Tylynn, nice job. This is as good as I have seen.
I just finished building mine from your plans!! I turned out perfectly. Thank you!
So so simple ..... Brilliant!!!!!
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing. I built this and I am very pleased with the results. I added some T-tracks to clamp the wood and rules. Thanks again for the video
This is one of the best tutorials good job!
Thank you, Love this idea for the tight space
Exactly what I was looking for!!!
Finally! A bench I have the confidence to tackle! Thank you so much I’ll be making this this week❤ hope to see more content from you soon! New sub
I made this and I just a beginner, but I understood how to build it. It looks great. Thank You. I would love to send pics but I don't how on this. Lol I am too old I guess.
Is so simple, I like it.
Just bought that same saw and have been looking all over for a good miter saw stand tutorial. This is perfect!!!! Thank you!
Loved it! Made it! Perfect direction!
Hi,Just came across your sight,you were building a foldable mitre saw bench,that is exactly what i was looking for.great video easy to understand.well done.
Just finished mine. Used 4” casters. Really easy to move about. Simple to construct😊
Great job and well designed.
Perfect! And great website
OMG you make this look so incredibly easy! This popped up in my suggested videos. So glad it did! New subscriber!!!
Thanks is very cool design and build. I’m going to be attempting this soon.
Well done. Your video's are clear and concise, not too much chatter and you show details well. You web site is first rate and the plans the same. The only suggestion I would make is to reference parts like wheels, etc. on Amazon or some other site so it can easily be found; otherwise I give it an A+ for effort and completion!
Thank you! I have all the links at the bottom of the post on my site but perhaps they are too buried. I appreciate the feedback!
paid and downloaded the plan very excited to get my materials and start this project!
Yess! I have been searching for plans for this type of saw stand. Other plans I came across had more complicated assembly that I felt was over kill. Thanks for this, cant wait to get started on it! Now if I can find sime plans for my table saw and scroll saw I will be set.
I am just getting into woodworking and you're my role model! 🤩
Thank you - you're so kind!
That link with all the links to the supplies is awesome.
Excellent video! You are talented, and a great teacher!
What a cool channel - and website! Just found you while hunting for a mobile miter saw table. Modified the measurements some to make it fit through the narrow opening between car and garage door so I can finally saw outside without having to move the car out every time. It will save time in setting things up for a project, and instead of carrying my miter saw out, stress on the old back, I can simply roll it and save on ibuprofen :-) Thank you!
I bought a cheapie Ryobi miter saw and first thing I built was this table. Helps a lot with working on a proper area than to lug the thing around and struggling. Your table looks well designed, just w word of caution, when you built the initial frame clamp the sides before drilling and screwing things together, because your end result was your table was wobbly - wood working is all about the 45 and 90 deg accuracy. Overall it looks pretty good you will have much joy working with it.
Great job, I'm building mine tomorrow.
Nice work. If you pre-drill the holes, you won´t need as much force to tighten them. Keep up
You explained everything really well! Thank you. I’ll likely make this exact one!
Exactly what I need to build. Thanks for sharing.
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Awesome build, very nice
Very slick build !
Just discovering you, good timing for me looking for this. Very well done, the bench, video, thank you.
I just got the same saw (Delta Cruzer) yesterday as an early birthday present, started looking for ideas to build a mobile miter station, and yours came up by coincidence. I'll be building myself one now! I'll be subbing your channel now too!
Built this stand this past weekend. Used 3/4 plywood and some elbow grease to sand it smooth. I'm 6'3" so I made the legs longer in my case (36"). It puts the top of the table right a waist hight.
I also had to adjust the wings as my saw deck wasn't the same depth of a 2x4.
Thanks for sharing this.
Brilliant!
I don't have a miter saw yet, but I will make this and hang all my tools on the sides and the insides and use it as a mobile tool holder.
Very clear and thank you for the plans.
Well done and all the best!
Show us a picture? Looking to do something myself for all the tools everywhere. Thanks