Simple but Highly Functional WORKBENCH with Table Saw and Miter Saw Stations

Awesome!

Yep.

Great detailed discussion

Grade A work

wow great build, I will be making this thank you for sharing.

I really like this smaller work bench. I haven't seen this anywhere else. I have a small back patio that is narrow so this size work bench really works great in my case. Thank you for putting out this video! 🙂

Cara, não sei no seu país, mas no meu uma serra de bancada DEWALT é caríssima jamais furaria a bancada da minha . A minha serra de bancada é da mesma marca e modelo desse vídeo.

Very nice.

Really clean bro I love it 👍👍

Great idea, thanks for sharing!

Gen Z? Stoked?

i will copy the idea 😍

You are a genius-grade engineer!!

Love your work. Nice simple bench which is multi functional.
Good job. The only thing I would add is a counter waight against the waight of your table saw.
👍👍👍👍👍

Crack n wee bench!😊

Great Idea and execution. Sorry if I missed it but I skipped through some of it. How tall is the overall height?

this is amazing, great job man .. I am so motivated to build one :)

I liked this a lot, well thought out. You could however have modified the chopsaw section slightly to alternatively / additionally accept a router table and a removable shelf beneath to take hand tools. It would take the idea to being AWESOME👍

Neckt? 😂😂😂

Very nice Job

Excellent!!

good stuff

My man, I’m going to make this. This is amazing

Totally gonna make this bench for my small shop with 1 small modification. I want the legs to fold up so I can mount this to a wall when not in use. Other than that, this bench rocks! Thanks for sharing.

Very nice. I need to do this. Having mitre saw on no stand sucks and my table saw has a roller stand but no support for any large rips.

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I need this but portable. So leg assembly foldable or something. For taking to jobsites…

great job! great instructional.
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Bought this work bench plan. Wow what a time saver. Built mine without the table saw bit. Super happy 🎉

nice mam

Which size casters from the Amazon link?

What size table saw is that?

Your teaching method is GREAT! I just subscribed and a lot of my subscriptions will be trashed! Have a great weekend!

That is fawking incredible!

This was really good. I would like to see a way to attach/detach the table saw with ease.

Meanwhile I'm totally hung up on how you made the angled shim so well.

When I was working, I cut my finger on the mitre saw.

That thing is bigger than my shed

lol . cool!. . . I love it! Just like the ole jobsite built saw tables of framing history . . . . . lol
I've built things like this on framing jobsites for over 40 years. They would survive several building sites before I'd have to have one of the guys build another one, not too often with the table saw though. In the mid 80's I had five 14" Hitachi chop saws blazing simultaneously through 100's of 2x's building apt buildings on site built wood tables. Then I bought a SpeedCut 20" Radial arm saw with 42" throw , on it's own trailer frame with wheels.. . . . 20- 2x6's on edge cut in one pass! For that though, I built a steel roller table with 30" rollers 20' on each side with a sliding jig stop. Great for valley jack rafters with long compound cuts.

great project, man! simple yet effectively stepping up your game a notch without needing specialty tools or parts right away. see what works and keep improving along the way! 👌🏻🏆

genius dude- amazing design - that's gonna be my workbench design- perfect for me 👍

Neat idea. I may make one similar but shorter having the table saw sit over (strattling) a set of legs. Not sure if a bottom shelf could store either/both device(s) while not in use. Having it hang over seems awkward. Nice job. Cheers!

I love this design! I’m making mine more portable for tool trailer with Folding Legs 👍

Nice build mate 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

This is awesome ! You are awesome ! Thank you , for show us your brilliant work , now I have an idea how to make my own workbench, thanks a lot ! 😉👍

If you need plans to build that simple bench, then you’re definitely a novice.

Only need 2000 dollars in tools