That truck in NY, at 14 years would have been in the junk yard rusted 2 times over. The body life span in NY is about 7 years when the rust really stars to get dreadful. Great design on your tables! Well done.
Outstanding! I love the fact that it breaks down quickly. I have a small garage, and when things aren't being used, they have to be put away, unfortunately. This is perfect... I'm sure your subscribers would appreciate the plans you used to build this. 👍
Very nice setup, I dig your presentation. I too have an 07 Tundra I keep in great condition, I get compliments on it all the time. Thanks for sharing your awesome system...!!!
Yeh I used to live in Ohio. All the salt and humidity. It seems like from about the middle of Kansas and west we don't have a problem with rust. But we do have dry skin and breathing issues due to altitude and dry air. Guess there's no perfect place. Thanks for the comments
Thank you for the video. I can tell that you have a lot of experience and ingenuity. I too watched a lot of UA-cam but your design is by far the best I've seen. Congratulations.
Pretty cool idea. Yeah you cant beat the mobility. But the fact that you can break the Dewalt stand down and store them out of the way is great. I even mounted a 80lb WEN planer on one of them.
My stand serves me well for what i do but if i did contracting work i would go with your idea in a heartbeat fantastic idea you have there very creative
thanks for the inspiration old son :D well said also regarding 'appearance'... I have a 07 caravan that i wrapped and lettered myself, looks like new money and brings a fair amount of inquiry at wherever we go..
Yes I use their zero clearance fence in my miter saw. They didn’t make anything for the Dewalt rolling stand. But I have not checked lately. Thanks for the comment
Best solution for wings I've seen! I've been trying to find something simple to set up and use for my cart. Thank you for sharing. I actually heard from a customer when I went into business over 20 years ago that he knew I'd do a nice job when I pulled up and he saw my van and the inside. I asked why and he said as you did. You take care of your vehicle and are very organized. I've never forgotten that.
@@payakadventures thanks for the comments. Spencer with Inside Carpentry also has some similar wings. He installed a T track system to lock down his crown stop.
Thanks. Ive had this stand for several years and this is a great solution to the flexing material supports. Im going to try to replicate this. Just need to find some roller stands that I can modify.cheers
Looks like a great design. I also like Spencer’s version. I use the rolling stand as well. I’ve debated a few times to go to the non rolling. On your wings, do the legs lock into the open position? Or do you ever have any problems with them shifting? Thanks for sharing your ideas.
The legs on mine swing free. Once you lock down the sliding support bar the legs never fold up or change position. I mostly use these on concrete and almost always in someones garage so wind is never a factor. They are quite sturdy. I made a video on how I made them also. Thanks for your comments
the legs i got from Harbor Freight and just didn't use the swing out leg on it. I also cut off a part that stuck out on the legs so they would lay flat when folded in. Look under Homecraft Solutions for another video explaining the details of this. Thanks for the comments.
Some of the earlier DWX 726 stands came with rollers. They must have had problems with them or decided to cut the cost of manufacturing by using just a TBar instead. So the top of the bar now is just a 1” or so hollow steel tube welded to the vertical square bar that slides into a square receiver bar. Then there is a knob that you can loosen or tighten to raise or lower the Tbar. I ended up cutting a few inches of the back part of the horizontal part of that Tbar to allow the wooden wings to come forward enough.
@@homecraftsolutions3506 Ok. That's what I wanted to know. I saw your video and wondered why I couyldn't find anyone selling them with actual rollers. Thank you
Great video! Picked up some cool ideas. Check out insider carpentry... he has videos like this with other attachments and ideas for miter wings and outfeed tables. Thanks for sharing!
Yes i saw his wing extensions. I might include some T tracks in the future to lock in my crown stop. I think that was a great idea. I fit all my tools in the bed of that truck in the video so i need to stay as compact as possible. Thanks for your comments
Really like the shape of your crown stop. Easy to see the degree marks.
Thanks for the comment. It took a couple of times to get it right.
That truck in NY, at 14 years would have been in the junk yard rusted 2 times over. The body life span in NY is about 7 years when the rust really stars to get dreadful. Great design on your tables! Well done.
Outstanding! I love the fact that it breaks down quickly. I have a small garage, and when things aren't being used, they have to be put away, unfortunately. This is perfect... I'm sure your subscribers would appreciate the plans you used to build this. 👍
Yes thanks for the comments. I have another video out called miter saw wings (the details) or something like that. or just search Homecraft Solutions.
Very nice setup, I dig your presentation. I too have an 07 Tundra I keep in great condition, I get compliments on it all the time. Thanks for sharing your awesome system...!!!
Yeh I used to live in Ohio. All the salt and humidity. It seems like from about the middle of Kansas and west we don't have a problem with rust. But we do have dry skin and breathing issues due to altitude and dry air. Guess there's no perfect place. Thanks for the comments
Thank you for sharing your wisdom, my friend. I will definitely be building a pair for my saw set up.
Thank you for the video. I can tell that you have a lot of experience and ingenuity. I too watched a lot of UA-cam but your design is by far the best I've seen. Congratulations.
Thanks for the kind words. Check out Insider Carpentry also for a different version for another saw stand. He adds a few more things i didn't need.
Great solution to an annoying problem!
Custom Fabricating Solutions makes a lot of accessories for DeWalt stands, saws, etc. including extensions.
Pretty cool idea. Yeah you cant beat the mobility. But the fact that you can break the Dewalt stand down and store them out of the way is great. I even mounted a 80lb WEN planer on one of them.
My stand serves me well for what i do but if i did contracting work i would go with your idea in a heartbeat fantastic idea you have there very creative
Great idea! I'm hoping you can make a video on how to make that set up.
Thanks for sharing
thanks for the inspiration old son :D well said also regarding 'appearance'... I have a 07 caravan that i wrapped and lettered myself, looks like new money and brings a fair amount of inquiry at wherever we go..
Thanks for the comments. Appearance doesn't mean you do good work but it sure helps get your foot in the door.
Yes I use their zero clearance fence in my miter saw. They didn’t make anything for the Dewalt rolling stand. But I have not checked lately. Thanks for the comment
Best solution for wings I've seen! I've been trying to find something simple to set up and use for my cart. Thank you for sharing.
I actually heard from a customer when I went into business over 20 years ago that he knew I'd do a nice job when I pulled up and he saw my van and the inside. I asked why and he said as you did. You take care of your vehicle and are very organized. I've never forgotten that.
@@payakadventures thanks for the comments. Spencer with Inside Carpentry also has some similar wings. He installed a T track system to lock down his crown stop.
Great ideas & good tips too! Keep that truck going forever. That's how you save money.
Very simple and very clean! Thank you for sharing and hats off to you.
Great idea. I plan to apply your idea to my compound miter, planer and perhaps my job-site (DWE7491RS) table saw. Thanks!
glad it helped. hope it works well for you.
I appreciate you sharing your ideas and wisdom!
Thanks. Ive had this stand for several years and this is a great solution to the flexing material supports. Im going to try to replicate this. Just need to find some roller stands that I can modify.cheers
You are good, I like your creativity. I look forward to see your next videos. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the good work.
Awesome. I may try and build a “rough draft” for mine this week. I appreciate the video.
Thanks for sharing, do you have plans available for download, I’d love a set of these
Yes a set of plans to build these would be outstanding for us just starting out
This is amazing. Thank you! I might need to build something similar here soon!
I friggin love you dad
Well done! i like the simplicity and will be setting up on my planer and miter saw.
My apologies. I see the answer below. Thanks.
Great imagination and thoughts sir!
Thank you kindly!
great idea's like them both very much
thanks for the comments. I think you would like this if you use that stand
Great Job 👍🏽📐🔨 Nicely Done… There Is One Person That I Know Spencer Lewis “Inside Carpenter” He Built His Miter Saw Wings 2.0 For Dewalt DWS780
Yes I saw Spencer’s. He does a great job with his videos.
Slick idea. Thanks for sharing.
A little bit of bee's wax or furniture wax helps make everything slide great
Thanks Gabe for the suggestion
this just solved 2 problems for me!
Glad I was able to help
I agree. Excellent simple design. Who makes the legs you used?
Looks like a great design. I also like Spencer’s version. I use the rolling stand as well. I’ve debated a few times to go to the non rolling. On your wings, do the legs lock into the open position? Or do you ever have any problems with them shifting? Thanks for sharing your ideas.
The legs on mine swing free. Once you lock down the sliding support bar the legs never fold up or change position. I mostly use these on concrete and almost always in someones garage so wind is never a factor. They are quite sturdy. I made a video on how I made them also. Thanks for your comments
Do a video how to make the extension
Look up Homecraft solutions for my other videos. I have one called. Miter saw wings. The details or something like that. Thanks. 0:08
I love the idea of the wings. I have that same stand and frankly hate the extensions. They're useless.
Nice job. Did you also make the metal legs?
the legs i got from Harbor Freight and just didn't use the swing out leg on it. I also cut off a part that stuck out on the legs so they would lay flat when folded in. Look under Homecraft Solutions for another video explaining the details of this. Thanks for the comments.
Did that stand come with rollers on the support arms, or did you add those after you bought the stand?
yes it did. its from Harbor freight. I took out the roller and the side leg and ground off the bracket that held the side leg. Hope that explains it.
@@homecraftsolutions3506 I meant to ask if the DewaltDWX726 miter saw stand came with those material rollers or if you added them?
Some of the earlier DWX 726 stands came with rollers. They must have had problems with them or decided to cut the cost of manufacturing by using just a TBar instead. So the top of the bar now is just a 1” or so hollow steel tube welded to the vertical square bar that slides into a square receiver bar. Then there is a knob that you can loosen or tighten to raise or lower the Tbar. I ended up cutting a few inches of the back part of the horizontal part of that Tbar to allow the wooden wings to come forward enough.
@@homecraftsolutions3506 Ok. That's what I wanted to know. I saw your video and wondered why I couyldn't find anyone selling them with actual rollers. Thank you
Where did you get the adjustable legs?
those are Harbor Freight roller stands with one leg removed.
This is virtually the same setup as insider carpentry who im assuming you got the idea from. Should have atleast mentioned him
Definitely an Insider Carpentry copy but not nearly as refined. Shout out to Spencer who is the miter saw wing master.
True
dont look like it is setting level !
it's probably not for doing the video. the legs are adjustable on each end for leveling. thanks for the comment
Great video! Picked up some cool ideas. Check out insider carpentry... he has videos like this with other attachments and ideas for miter wings and outfeed tables. Thanks for sharing!
Yes i saw his wing extensions. I might include some T tracks in the future to lock in my crown stop. I think that was a great idea. I fit all my tools in the bed of that truck in the video so i need to stay as compact as possible. Thanks for your comments