Building a Miter Saw Station PACKED with Features!

Very nice

Note to Michael: the Kreg jig for drilling the hinge holes includes the 2 smaller holes beside it so you dont have to square it up and drill them seperately.

What table saw do you have? Would you recommend it?

The scrap material that he is cutting his wood on, what is it. It doesn’t look like scrap wood?

Just bought the plans. What’s your dust collector under the saw?

For your outlet behind the cabinet, I designed some outlet box extensions in sketch up and then had a friend 3D print them out of ABS. Worked great.

what brand of vac is that under the miter saw

Hi Michael, is there a chance the plans for miter saw station are available in a metric version as well?

Wow! This is a tremendous skill level. I hope you will enjoy every day of use for this station. Thank you for sharing!

This video makes me want to make a hole new work bench

What do you mean by outgrown it? You just saw it worked just fine

What’s your opinion on the dust collection of the Kapex? I have one and love the saw but the dust collection is average at best. Very good video

What brand the is t-track stop at the end?

Love the fast switch from Festool to Ryobi :)

Are you a Royal Arch Brother?

So, you want to say that just few blocks attached to the toe kick with a crew is strong enough to hold everything in these cabinets?

That same kregg hinge jig also is templated with the holes to predrill the screws as well

Everything looks great but I still have to say,
Drawers are completely wrong. For your own shop, no problem, for a customer, don’t do them like this.

Still haven’t built my miter saw station. But I did upgrade to the Kapex. I’m so close. I think I’m done with the holiday things I need to make so shop organization is my goal now. I love how you made the tops go all the way to the miter saw and have that angle. Great use of space. And it looks fantastic.

Unique au monde.... Extraordinaire.... Tu es un créateur magnifique... Et, un HUMAIN génial.... Voilà ce que l'école doit enseigner.... Peu importe le choix du métier, soyez des humains déterminés et toujours dans le respect de vous même et de vos engagements... La vie fera le reste.
Chapeau l'artiste.

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that dowel on the oversize Forstner bit is a great Tip !

Amazing video, great commentary, and with all seriousness aside, I seen your bit fall off your drill hehe, when you made thar cut down into the top of your table. Happens to the best of us, keep up the great work.

Nice build. Where does the exhaust air from the shop vac go? I didn't see any relief opening.

Those "first drawers" are functional and obviously sturdy. I suspect they were also very cheap top make. That means good design.

Awesome job on the miter station! I have to laugh, I guess we all have that first miter station from scraps. Unfortunately for me, I am still using mine. It will suffice until I make the move into my permanent shop area. Then I will build my forever station. Very nice job, Love the special touches on the pattern plywood drawers. The entire build was really thought out. Great job.
Thanks for the video.

Magnificent😂

Great idea & execution of the hid-a-way lathe! Innovative ideas like that always catch my attention.

Looking at the drawer pulls, do you find yourself getting caught on the corners?

Where’s all the features?

One pocket screw takes 170lbs to break add glue it's 380lbs, super strong, you don't need that many screws man just sayin, specially on your top spacers there, but I have that issue of over building myself lol, that's why I researched the strength of every joinery method, pocket screws are near the top of the list right by mortis and tenon, not as strong but up there...just info for anyone watching this ..

You should be proud of those drawer slides. Great idea and execution.

This guy talks like a woman.

Would this work / be stable enough to change the toe kick out for a 2x4 structure with rolling wheels?
I work in my garage, and things need to be moved often. I was going to make 3 carts/stations.
1 Miter station, 1 table saw station, 1 cart/table. All the same height so they can be moved around for extra outfeed or surface when I need it.

I love this design, but need to be able to move it. I was planning on pretty much 2x4 work station, with the miter sat down to the level I need. But I'd like to do it with cabinets like you did. Just wasn't sure if that will be strong enough to be rolled/moved around.

Excellent, awesome video!!

As I’m about to FINALLY build my miter station I had to watch this again. There are so many things that I picked up on this time around that I didn’t think about when I first watched. Glad I watched again.

Is that jackery ad filmed on vashon island? Looks familiar

Wonderful work! It's good for the eyes to look at how you work 😍

What material did you use for toe kick?

Oooooohhh.... a new flat spot. To put stuff on.

Might want to try attaching all hardware before assembling cabinet. Flat horizontal on workbench attach drawer slides then assemble cabinet. Work from drawer slide centre line for screw location. Great saw station

I wish you had drilled the mounting holes for the brass drawer pulls at an angle that had them line up with the direction of movement 😁

So i painted my walls in the shop area of my garage black as well, my wife thought I was crazy and should have went with something a lot lighter. I'm curious to hear why you chose black walls.

don't knock on your old self for your earlier builds , That guy back then who built those things was doing the best he could with what he had and the experience he had and if he didn't do that you wouldn't be where you are today. I have to remind myself of this regularly because I am always advancing and getting better at everything I do in life so sometimes I look back at some things I have built or done and find it almost laughable but I know I was doing my best and you do not get better or learn anything without starting somewhere.

that little drawer your worried obout pulling out too far. just glue or tack a thin wood shim behind the front of the drawer so that back stop hit its when open

I'm repurposing some really bad cabinets for my daughter, but it does have nice fronts and doors and my heart yearned for a new miter saw, but with the cost of the project I pulled out my old 12" Porter Cable. I only have to make 6 new fronts and will try an edge beads (might not be saying it right) for the first time and undermount slides for the first time, as well. I found Maxcut software that let me create a cut list and optimization for the 3 thicknesses of birch. Plywood is coming from Florida Southern Plywood; is prefinished and their prices destroy those of the big box stores.

Very nice. Great job. Cheers

Wow!! Strong build Sir!!
Great design brother😃