Nice job. A couple of things I would like to mention. I know your just not laying out your cabinets but when it gets Tim to do a final layout, try not to have everything so far apart. Ideally the miter station should be closest to where you will be bringing in materials. The tablesaw should also be close by for the second step in breakdown- mitersaw being one. It will get old very quickly having to walk across your basement to get to the drill press. Also, when doing voice overs, try not to sound so bored,lol. Your audience will too. Your boys are adorable and you should leave them in your videos. Of course if it is something that requires concentration, I would emphasis how important that your not distracted like using powertools. I was taught at ten woodworking skills from my grampa. I spent most of every visit in his shop with him since I could walk. Loved that man. It will be fun teaching those boys what you know. Best of luck with the new channel.
Sub #71... I'm very close to building a similar setup. I bought a new sliding miter saw and I have two radial arm saws I want to incorporate into the build. A router table will be somewhere in the mix. Thanks for your ideas that will be very useful!!!
Of course. You would reconfigure this in any way that works for your shop. Since I didn’t glue the cabinet bases together you could remove or configure one to have a router table in it with a router lift under it.
Yeah I was thinking about that as an option. The front has plenty of room but the rails in the back are the main problem. But I appreciate the input and I think I will probably try that until I get a new miter saw.
My cabinets are only 24 inches wide but I made the top 36 so that I could set some upper cabinet back far enough later on to accommodate my saw and a fixed fence.
I measured out the base at first and then sized it of the slide from front to back. The one part I didn’t think about was the swing of the sliding rail.
Great work mate. You’ve got a nice big space to occupy!
You’re going to have an awesome setup 👍
Nice job. A couple of things I would like to mention. I know your just not laying out your cabinets but when it gets Tim to do a final layout, try not to have everything so far apart. Ideally the miter station should be closest to where you will be bringing in materials. The tablesaw should also be close by for the second step in breakdown- mitersaw being one. It will get old very quickly having to walk across your basement to get to the drill press. Also, when doing voice overs, try not to sound so bored,lol. Your audience will too. Your boys are adorable and you should leave them in your videos. Of course if it is something that requires concentration, I would emphasis how important that your not distracted like using powertools. I was taught at ten woodworking skills from my grampa. I spent most of every visit in his shop with him since I could walk. Loved that man. It will be fun teaching those boys what you know. Best of luck with the new channel.
Beatiful kit
Yeah I plan on doing some drawer front on the CNC with some designs on them but that’s just me being extra and wanting to practice.
Sub #71... I'm very close to building a similar setup. I bought a new sliding miter saw and I have two radial arm saws I want to incorporate into the build. A router table will be somewhere in the mix. Thanks for your ideas that will be very useful!!!
Of course. You would reconfigure this in any way that works for your shop. Since I didn’t glue the cabinet bases together you could remove or configure one to have a router table in it with a router lift under it.
Cute kids!
Modify the two corners on either side of the miter saw to be angles then your saw can go to 45 degrees on either side.
Yeah I was thinking about that as an option. The front has plenty of room but the rails in the back are the main problem. But I appreciate the input and I think I will probably try that until I get a new miter saw.
@@knotaproblem625 I had the same problem with mine. I wound up just pulling it forward so it could swing both ways.
Look into the Mikita like of miter saws. Excellent dust collection and the arms are set forward unlike your Rigid.
Look into the Mikita like of miter saws. Excellent dust collection and the arms are set forward unlike your Rigid.
Look into the Mikita like of miter saws. Excellent dust collection and the arms are set forward unlike your Rigid.
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How deep is the top. I have a problem getting my dewalt miter saw hitting the wall unless I make the top very deep becuaee of its slide .
My cabinets are only 24 inches wide but I made the top 36 so that I could set some upper cabinet back far enough later on to accommodate my saw and a fixed fence.
How did you size the platform for the miter saw?
I measured out the base at first and then sized it of the slide from front to back. The one part I didn’t think about was the swing of the sliding rail.