Bought this for my friend for his birthday, and he loves it. Father-in-law was a little jealous, even. :) Built solid, but light enough to move around for projects. Easy to use th-cam.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe and makes great precision cuts. Doesn't come with a laser mount, but the fence is straight as an arrow and if you measure carefully, it's not a problem. Can handle dimensional lumber with ease, but of course, there's a limit to how thick. Handled a 4x4" post without a problem, but 4x6" we had to flip and cut twice. Only thing we've noticed is make sure to tighten the nut that holds the saw blade when you take it out of the box and maybe check up on it occasionally. For some, this is probably a no-brainer, but we neglected to do this and a few months in, found the motor running but the blade spinning at about half speed or less. Tightened the nut, and problem was solved. Very happy with this purchase. Dewalt makes sturdy stuff.
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
This is by far the most practical workbench I’ve seen for miter saw and tablesaw. There are a lot of great builds on TH-cam but most people they’re just too much. This keeps it very simple And efficient. Good job
Nifty idea. Seems like you do a good job of changing your strategy as necessary throughout your workflow. Sometimes I watch people build stuff and it seems like they've got the whole master plan figured out in every detail before they make their first cut and it makes me feel like I'm missing something. Watching you adjust on the fly makes me feel like I'm not the only one.
Thank you! Yes, I rarely use plans so it’s tough to see every problem I might run into. I like to share my experiences as they happen. Maybe that will keep others from making the same mistakes
I like your quick and dirty approach. Gets things done. Been designing around my work bench for months now just to make it perfect and will take months again to build it. It will be soooo nice (if it ever gets built).
Thanks for the video. I think this is the one for me. Been watching a bunch of videos on these benches. Love the slide out miter saw. Great simple build. Thanks
Nice job. My wife would like it because you got it done. I spent so long making a Ron Paulk smart workbench. I get the feeling you will build a lot a things before I am ready. Good job
ive watched 10 videos of this design of workbench., i moved into a house with a garage this year in scotland UK and want to build it. trouble is, ive collected that much scrap wood and joiners offcuts is that i have no room to build it. hahahah., its shit weather too so dont want to leave it outside on the grass for months. i think ile build it on the drive way. i cant wait to get it built. nice to see the slider feature. i actaully kept some from old drawers i took from a customer for one day using them for something.,and now i know. bcoz of your design . haha. thankyou. ps one more thing you can add to this workbench, if you add plyboard to the bottom, say 12inches up, is a thicknesser. and a router mounted on the underside of the top board.
I love the idea, still working on a smaller design for my much smaller shop. Will include a table saw and a miter saw..I should be able to move/hide them to use the full table, probably 60" by 30 and 35" high.. work in progress
A perfect tutorial, a little big for my shop, but I'll adjust. Your process is precise, clear, and to the point. Showing adjustments you made along the way is a great way to mentor others.
So what I have going right now is a built in table saw, planer at the bottom, and in the top left I’m going to be making a router table, and since I don’t own a miter saw I was thinking on the opposite side of the table saw I would make the miter saw part like you did. However, I want to miter saw to be attachable where I can wheel it out or something idk.
I have been watching every video like this but I had one problem with all of them. I released the best way to do it is to make the miter saw slide out. I didn't won't to make it swing down, to much trouble especially when you are going back and forth from one to another. And low and behold this video pops up exactly what I was planning to do. My miter saw isn't as big as the one in the video so it will actually work out better. To me this is the best design I have seen
Question: drawer slides aren’t usually so strong and sturdy to hold properly any miter saw especially the heavier ones, how have you been dealing with this? Are there any really strong heavy duty ones to use here?
@@jerrytrejo9375 I used to deliver compressed gas to a company in Colorado Springs,CO that made one's for the military, they held large generators and such.
Love the idea I was try to figure out if I could us this type of design for my miter saw and small plainer. Wanted to add some rollers to help the wood move when using the plainer. Any ideas?
Nice! I’ve been brainstorming a little bit on it. You could make your own rollers with large dowel rods. That might be kinda fun to make something like that
No buddy. I've never seen anyone with that sliding feature on their workbench. So again an all around awesome job. God given ingenuity is your inspiration and copyright.
I like your design, especially the use of 4x4's. I'm gathering materials for my bench project and am leaning more towards a flip top for the miter saw. Mine will be built on a 4x8 frame, with the exception of the flip top, great video.
Did almost the same workbench in lockdown-1. My miter-saw is a bit smaller, so put it on a movable shelf. It slides into a lower position, put a lid on, and I have a clean table-top. Also added a cyclone-vac from an old vac and some plastic buckets and plumbing joints. No more sawdust everywhere (well less), and no bags needed anymore. Anyway - great vid - I recommend this project to anyone.
Hmm, the sliding miter is an interesting idea! Going to start a bench this weekend with a dewalt miter + table saw as well, though I'm likely leaning to having it a bit wider and an outfeed table that flaps up at the back for the table saw.
Really great idea ,I sure want one. Wish you had showed how you stopped it rolling around ,I'm also guessing that there is a lock to stop the draw slides from sliding out.
I actually didn’t lock the wheels down. They’re older casters so they don’t move super easy. It really doesn’t move around on me unless I’m trying to cut a giant piece of plywood or something. I also didn’t lock the drawer slides in. A little bit of saw dust on them keeps them from moving too easily, but it still pulls out without too much work
Great job! In process of building dream work shop and i didnt want a miter set permanently against my cabinet wall and didnt want to have to move and store table saw, love it man, thanks
Thanks a bunch. I am going to make a variation that will let me use it in my wheelchair. It's built at a lower height and allows me put my leg up on the lower shelf by setting it at 3" instead of 9" Thanks for the video it was one of the best I've seen on the subject. Keep it up and I'll keep watching.
This is awesome. Looking at building something like this. I might also add a dust collect to it as well. Clean build. I think this would work out good in my garage.
@@DIYMAN You are amazing at the craft, just recently started wood working and I feel like it’s something that’s been missing in my life. Have been in the automotive industry since my teens and I’m only upset at myself for not trying out carpentry at a younger age. Thanks for the knowledge it is much appreciated
Best part of the entire video is the scripture at the end! Love the table bro, inspired me to build one exactly like it. Do you sell the plans? Let me know
Great work man. Not to come off as a know it all, just a couple pieces of friendly advice. 1. When using a nail gun, if you can, nail it so there is wood on the left and right of the head. At 9:29 that nail went right through your brace, nails naturally want to move either left or right, so making sure you’re “head on” with your gun will limit instances of nails protruding from the side of your work. 2. Watch your hands when your nailing 3. If you make a simple circular saw cutting guide (glue a square piece of wood your choice in length on a thinning piece of wood like 1/4 inch ply) you’ll get straight cuts every time)
Hola! 😋 First time viewer. And I just subscribed. 👍🏼 I love your work bench and the overall look of your shop. I look forward to watching your other videos. Thanks for the ideas.
Very nice build. I am going to be incorporating this idea into my shop. But you had me a little worried with that nail gun and how you were holding the wood. Nail guns can get squirrelly as evident at time stamp 9:30 but other then that, its a great video.
I am soooo doing this for my husband and I!! As we get older we need something like this to save us from the back and knee pain every time I come up with a great idea...lol Great job and thank you for sharing!
Nice job very convenient approach to maximize space. One suggestion that I may make is to router some dado slots for your mitre gauge on tablesaw. Just saying well done.
Really love this work bench. Would you mind sending the measurements for it please? I know you mentioned them in the video. But I feel it be easier if I have it written down. Thank you sir.
This is an excellent workbench. I'm gathering the materials now to build. Any particular reason why you didn't go the full 8 feet on the long end? Structural or just personal preference?
Glad to see you are finally off the floor, I know exactly what it’s like. Just finishing my ‘ultimate ‘ workbench myself, so I can expand and work more safety with greater movement. Can’t wait to see what better videos and projects this will allow you to do.
It is so nice to be off the floor. That’s for sure. You should join my “Handmade DIY Projects” Facebook page and share a pic of your workbench. I’d love to see it.
To be honest, I’m not 100% without building it myself, but theoretically, you should be able to add 24” to most of the measurements on the long side to make it work
Thanx for your tutorial. After one year: what are your experiences? Has the drawer solution proven itself? I have a little doubt because of the weight of the Miter Saw. Would you do anything differently today?
Thanks for asking! So, there are really only a couple things I would do differently. First, I used casters that don’t lock, so it’s kinda annoying if I’m ripping a giant piece of plywood or something. Second, if I want to take the table saw fence off and set it over on the wider set-up, I kinda have to pull the saw out a little to do it. I don’t have to do it that often, but it’s still a little annoying when I have to do it. I would try to make that a little easier somehow. Dust collection would be nice, but I can live without it. As far as the structure is concerned, it’s just as strong as ever. I never clean the drawer slides out so they are a little stiff when I slide the saw out, but it isn’t super hard to pull out and I would rather do that then it slide out too easily
I hadn't seen that before. Thanks for sharing! One struggle I have in my shop is using the table saw to cut a full size sheet of plywood... this should help!
I have to agree with Richard Adcock, this is the most practical workbench for me - just got my Dewalt 745 table saw and a Dewalt mitre saw - so was looking for a work bench to accommodate both. Is there a set of plans I could leverage for this? I especially appreciate the 4x4 vertical posts - very stable.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks! It means a lot!
Bought this for my friend for his birthday, and he loves it. Father-in-law was a little jealous, even. :) Built solid, but light enough to move around for projects. Easy to use th-cam.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe and makes great precision cuts. Doesn't come with a laser mount, but the fence is straight as an arrow and if you measure carefully, it's not a problem. Can handle dimensional lumber with ease, but of course, there's a limit to how thick. Handled a 4x4" post without a problem, but 4x6" we had to flip and cut twice. Only thing we've noticed is make sure to tighten the nut that holds the saw blade when you take it out of the box and maybe check up on it occasionally. For some, this is probably a no-brainer, but we neglected to do this and a few months in, found the motor running but the blade spinning at about half speed or less. Tightened the nut, and problem was solved. Very happy with this purchase. Dewalt makes sturdy stuff.
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
It’s cheaper
This is by far the most practical workbench I’ve seen for miter saw and tablesaw. There are a lot of great builds on TH-cam but most people they’re just too much. This keeps it very simple And efficient. Good job
Thanks John! I still like my bench a lot!
That's good stuff DIY Man! I enjoyed the video and the Scripture at the end. Thank you!
Thanks! I appreciate that!
If you enjoyed this video, try my new video on a Coffee Table with a secret!
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Nifty idea. Seems like you do a good job of changing your strategy as necessary throughout your workflow. Sometimes I watch people build stuff and it seems like they've got the whole master plan figured out in every detail before they make their first cut and it makes me feel like I'm missing something. Watching you adjust on the fly makes me feel like I'm not the only one.
Thank you! Yes, I rarely use plans so it’s tough to see every problem I might run into. I like to share my experiences as they happen. Maybe that will keep others from making the same mistakes
Ok you're a freaking genius! It's compact but spacious at the same time! Bravo!! 👏👏👏
Thanks! That was the goal. I wanted a big workbench, but I also didn’t want to waste too much space
The sliding idea was great! Good for you! 👏🏻
Thanks George! I appreciate that
The fact that we as mechanics are trying to reinvent the wheels for our benefit shows your creativity on this build .
Thank you! I love the simple things in life!
I like your quick and dirty approach. Gets things done. Been designing around my work bench for months now just to make it perfect and will take months again to build it. It will be soooo nice (if it ever gets built).
Thanks! Good luck on your build!
Best one I seen so far! Thank you! I shared it on my Facebook!
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
Then you ain’t been looking.
Thanks for the video. I think this is the one for me. Been watching a bunch of videos on these benches. Love the slide out miter saw. Great simple build. Thanks
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Nice design. I went with the flip top for my miter saw because I use the table saw more often and as a workbench.
Thanks! I contemplated using the flip design
Nice job. My wife would like it because you got it done. I spent so long making a Ron Paulk smart workbench. I get the feeling you will build a lot a things before I am ready. Good job
Thanks! Yeah, a friend suggested his bench to me, but half the fun in building things is coming up with my own designs
I like the cool idea about the drawer slide for the miter saw. Thanks for posting the video.
Thanks man! I appreciate that!
Very nice! Great idea!
Thank you!
ive watched 10 videos of this design of workbench., i moved into a house with a garage this year in scotland UK and want to build it. trouble is, ive collected that much scrap wood and joiners offcuts is that i have no room to build it. hahahah., its shit weather too so dont want to leave it outside on the grass for months. i think ile build it on the drive way. i cant wait to get it built. nice to see the slider feature. i actaully kept some from old drawers i took from a customer for one day using them for something.,and now i know. bcoz of your design . haha. thankyou. ps one more thing you can add to this workbench, if you add plyboard to the bottom, say 12inches up, is a thicknesser. and a router mounted on the underside of the top board.
Nicely done
Thanks!
I been a carpenter for over 30 years and I love your design for this workbench, great video, subscribed,
Thanks man! I appreciate that!
solid... slider is leading edge... many possibilities. good work.
Thank you!
I love the idea, still working on a smaller design for my much smaller shop. Will include a table saw and a miter saw..I should be able to move/hide them to use the full table, probably 60" by 30 and 35" high.. work in progress
Thanks! That would be a good size.
Sweet idea! I would like to build on the same concept but also add a router and planer to that large workbench.
Nice build.
Thanks! That would be cool to do
A perfect tutorial, a little big for my shop, but I'll adjust. Your process is precise, clear, and to the point. Showing adjustments you made along the way is a great way to mentor others.
Thanks! I appreciate that!
Nice!
I like the project, thinking about doing something similar. I missed the facts on the fence slide.
Can I get more info on the slide?
So what I have going right now is a built in table saw, planer at the bottom, and in the top left I’m going to be making a router table, and since I don’t own a miter saw I was thinking on the opposite side of the table saw I would make the miter saw part like you did. However, I want to miter saw to be attachable where I can wheel it out or something idk.
That’s cool. Eventually I’d like to do something like that
Thank you! This makes so much sense!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching
Building my own very shortly buddy.
Well impressed with tge mitre saw station.
Well done from rainy England. 😉
Awesome! Let me know how it turns out. Thank you! You have a beautiful country
I have been watching every video like this but I had one problem with all of them. I released the best way to do it is to make the miter saw slide out. I didn't won't to make it swing down, to much trouble especially when you are going back and forth from one to another. And low and behold this video pops up exactly what I was planning to do. My miter saw isn't as big as the one in the video so it will actually work out better. To me this is the best design I have seen
Yeah, I didn’t want it to flip or anything. It seems like a hassle. I had some drawer slides laying around so I thought I’d try it.
Question: drawer slides aren’t usually so strong and sturdy to hold properly any miter saw especially the heavier ones, how have you been dealing with this?
Are there any really strong heavy duty ones to use here?
@@jerrytrejo9375 I used to deliver compressed gas to a company in Colorado Springs,CO that made one's for the military, they held large generators and such.
@@ivangregorvich2101 thanks!
All looking for the perfect design haha
Haven't seen the sliding miter saw yet, great idea!
Excellent compound miter saw mount...!
Thanks Gregg!
Love it. The only question I have is does the miter saw every move when cutting because of the drawer slides?
Thanks! It doesn’t. I guess the saw dust makes it a little tougher to slide so it doesn’t move around too much
Just finished building mine, came out awesome!!
Nice!
Nice build
Thanks man!
That is slick as hell man! I'm impressed, good job
Thanks Jerry!
Well done so much I subscribed ❤❤
Thank you so much!
Didn't think about sliding vs. Folding, good choice!
Love the idea I was try to figure out if I could us this type of design for my miter saw and small plainer. Wanted to add some rollers to help the wood move when using the plainer. Any ideas?
Nice! I’ve been brainstorming a little bit on it. You could make your own rollers with large dowel rods. That might be kinda fun to make something like that
Very cool project! Well done! I'm going to modify this a bit to fit in my workshop. Thanks!
Thanks! Awesome! Have fun with the build!
No buddy. I've never seen anyone with that sliding feature on their workbench.
So again an all around awesome job. God given ingenuity is your inspiration and copyright.
Thanks! I needed a bench that could pull double duty
Beautiful, great job.
Thanks!
Of all the you tube videos on this subject,this is the most unpretentious and realistic of the saw benches I have viewed!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!
I like your design, especially the use of 4x4's. I'm gathering materials for my bench project and am leaning more towards a flip top for the miter saw. Mine will be built on a 4x8 frame, with the exception of the flip top, great video.
Thank you!
great build. exactlty what i was looking for!
Thanks!
The sliding miter saw is an excellent idea!! I’m going to try and do the same thing on my table saw bench when I build it.
Awesome!
Did almost the same workbench in lockdown-1. My miter-saw is a bit smaller, so put it on a movable shelf. It slides into a lower position, put a lid on, and I have a clean table-top. Also added a cyclone-vac from an old vac and some plastic buckets and plumbing joints. No more sawdust everywhere (well less), and no bags needed anymore.
Anyway - great vid - I recommend this project to anyone.
The lid is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Nice work
Thanks!
Hmm, the sliding miter is an interesting idea! Going to start a bench this weekend with a dewalt miter + table saw as well, though I'm likely leaning to having it a bit wider and an outfeed table that flaps up at the back for the table saw.
great idea
Love the idea and I think I'm going to give your bench a try.
Thanks! Have fun!
Really great idea ,I sure want one. Wish you had showed how you stopped it rolling around ,I'm also guessing that there is a lock to stop the draw slides from sliding out.
I actually didn’t lock the wheels down. They’re older casters so they don’t move super easy. It really doesn’t move around on me unless I’m trying to cut a giant piece of plywood or something. I also didn’t lock the drawer slides in. A little bit of saw dust on them keeps them from moving too easily, but it still pulls out without too much work
Great job! In process of building dream work shop and i didnt want a miter set permanently against my cabinet wall and didnt want to have to move and store table saw, love it man, thanks
Awesome! Glad I could help!
Wow... dude, this is so cool, wish I had the tools to build this
Thank you!
Very nice. Good thinkin 👍
Thanks!
This is perfect design for what I needed - great video!
Thank you! That’s awesome
Thanks a bunch. I am going to make a variation that will let me use it in my wheelchair. It's built at a lower height and allows me put my leg up on the lower shelf by setting it at 3" instead of 9" Thanks for the video it was one of the best I've seen on the subject. Keep it up and I'll keep watching.
Thank you so much! Glad this video was useful! I’ll see you in the next one!
I want to make this! Awesome job.
Thanks man!
Absolutely Awesome..
Thanks!
Love the idea thanks for sharing Beautiful work.
Thank you! My pleasure
You do a wonderful job of explaining each step of your project. Thanks for sharing your work. 👍🏾
Thank you! Happy to share!
I like it! This is the exact table I’ve been looking for my default table saw.
Thank you! That’s awesome!
Real nice. How you did the miter saw was a real trick!
Thank you!
This is awesome. Looking at building something like this. I might also add a dust collect to it as well. Clean build. I think this would work out good in my garage.
Thanks! Yes, I definitely could use dust collection
nice table sure wish you had plans I would buy them
Thanks! Yeah, I wish I had them as well
I really like your design, Thank you
You’re welcome!
Really good job! About to do something similar and got some great ideas here!
Thank you so much!
1/2 inch plywood or 3/4 inch for base of table? Thanks for video!!
I used 1/2”
@@DIYMAN awesome. Thank you for sharing the info. 😎
Love it, awesome job. Gonna have to use the design, especially the drawer system. I think you need to censor that stray nail at 09:30 though haha
Thanks! I almost did, but I was hoping most people would watch it in 360p and wouldn’t see it 😂
Love it, will building one like it soon. Do you take orders for set of knives?
Thank you! I haven’t made any knives in a while
Best Idea I've seen yet...
Thank you!
Great workbench. I’m going make one like it. Cool song too - what’s the name of that track?
Thanks! I’m honestly not sure
Loved it, been looking at many design and this was wonderful. I’m just gonna tinker a bit more and add a router to the end of the table
Nice! I would love to have a router table in mine. I’m actually building a router table pretty soon
@@DIYMAN You are amazing at the craft, just recently started wood working and I feel like it’s something that’s been missing in my life. Have been in the automotive industry since my teens and I’m only upset at myself for not trying out carpentry at a younger age. Thanks for the knowledge it is much appreciated
Thanks Kevin! I appreciate that! I love it as well! It’s very satisfying to build things yourself
Very cool!
Thanks!
Brilliant idea I am making one similar at the moment
Awesome! That’s pretty cool!
Nice job
Thanks!
I really like it, good job, thank you.
Awesome! You’re welcome
Best part of the entire video is the scripture at the end! Love the table bro, inspired me to build one exactly like it. Do you sell the plans? Let me know
Thanks! I appreciate that! I don’t sell plans. I need to find an efficient way to make plans
Could you get me the main dimensions of your bench? I’m gonna start on it tomorrow
Great work man. Not to come off as a know it all, just a couple pieces of friendly advice. 1. When using a nail gun, if you can, nail it so there is wood on the left and right of the head. At 9:29 that nail went right through your brace, nails naturally want to move either left or right, so making sure you’re “head on” with your gun will limit instances of nails protruding from the side of your work. 2. Watch your hands when your nailing 3. If you make a simple circular saw cutting guide (glue a square piece of wood your choice in length on a thinning piece of wood like 1/4 inch ply) you’ll get straight cuts every time)
Thanks for the tips Scott! I appreciate them
Hola! 😋 First time viewer. And I just subscribed. 👍🏼 I love your work bench and the overall look of your shop. I look forward to watching your other videos. Thanks for the ideas.
Cool! Welcome! Thanks for watching!
Yes, very cool idea adding the sliders.
Thank you! I appreciate that! It works very well
THIS IS AWESOME
Thank you!
Very nice build. I am going to be incorporating this idea into my shop. But you had me a little worried with that nail gun and how you were holding the wood. Nail guns can get squirrelly as evident at time stamp 9:30 but other then that, its a great video.
Thanks! Yeah, sometimes I scare myself when I watch my videos afterwards. I didn’t see how close I was when I used that. Lol
I am soooo doing this for my husband and I!! As we get older we need something like this to save us from the back and knee pain every time I come up with a great idea...lol Great job and thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
I love it.
Love it sir! I’m going to make me one before December is over. Thank you 🙏🏽 so much for sharing.
Thank you!
Nice job very convenient approach to maximize space. One suggestion that I may make is to router some dado slots for your mitre gauge on tablesaw. Just saying well done.
Thank Nick! I appreciate the suggestion too! I’m going to look into that!
Has it bowed over this last year? I built one similar and it bowed!
O no! That stinks. No, mine hasn’t bowed. I wonder why yours did
Really love this work bench. Would you mind sending the measurements for it please? I know you mentioned them in the video. But I feel it be easier if I have it written down. Thank you sir.
I’ll see if I can get the cut list in the description I the next few days
This is an excellent workbench. I'm gathering the materials now to build. Any particular reason why you didn't go the full 8 feet on the long end? Structural or just personal preference?
Thanks! No, I just didn’t want it to take up extra floor space in my shop. It would be great as an 8 foot bench too
Excellent ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ thank for share 👍
No problem!
I love your design
Thanks Randy
Love it!! Nice work!!
Thank you!
Glad to see you are finally off the floor, I know exactly what it’s like. Just finishing my ‘ultimate ‘ workbench myself, so I can expand and work more safety with greater movement. Can’t wait to see what better videos and projects this will allow you to do.
It is so nice to be off the floor. That’s for sure. You should join my “Handmade DIY Projects” Facebook page and share a pic of your workbench. I’d love to see it.
Do you know what the wood dimensions would be for a full 4x8’ workbench.
To be honest, I’m not 100% without building it myself, but theoretically, you should be able to add 24” to most of the measurements on the long side to make it work
Thanx for your tutorial. After one year: what are your experiences? Has the drawer solution proven itself? I have a little doubt because of the weight of the Miter Saw. Would you do anything differently today?
Thanks for asking! So, there are really only a couple things I would do differently. First, I used casters that don’t lock, so it’s kinda annoying if I’m ripping a giant piece of plywood or something. Second, if I want to take the table saw fence off and set it over on the wider set-up, I kinda have to pull the saw out a little to do it. I don’t have to do it that often, but it’s still a little annoying when I have to do it. I would try to make that a little easier somehow. Dust collection would be nice, but I can live without it. As far as the structure is concerned, it’s just as strong as ever. I never clean the drawer slides out so they are a little stiff when I slide the saw out, but it isn’t super hard to pull out and I would rather do that then it slide out too easily
@@DIYMAN Thanx for your quick and detailed response. Greetings Chris
You’re welcome!
I like it I’m going to attempt to build one
Awesome! Have fun!
I hadn't seen that before. Thanks for sharing!
One struggle I have in my shop is using the table saw to cut a full size sheet of plywood... this should help!
You’re welcome! That was my motivation for building this workbench. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic! This is exactly what I need for my identical table and miter saws!
Sweet! You have excellent taste 😏
I have to agree with Richard Adcock, this is the most practical workbench for me - just got my Dewalt 745 table saw and a Dewalt mitre saw - so was looking for a work bench to accommodate both. Is there a set of plans I could leverage for this? I especially appreciate the 4x4 vertical posts - very stable.
Awesome! Thank you! Unfortunately, I don’t have plans. I need to make some
@@DIYMAN OK. Guess I'll sketch up something based on your video
sorry about that
Great bench
Thanks!
Nice work! I’m going to build me one. Thanks
Awesome! You’re welcome!