MOBILE Flip Top Mitre Saw Station - Table Saw Outfeed Table Miter Saw Station - Mitre Saw Stand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- This video will show you how to build a mobile flip top mitre saw station that also doubles as a table saw outfeed table.
Plans for this Mobile Flip Top Miter Saw Stand: BedDeskPlans.C...
This Mobile flip top miter saw station table saw outfeed table will increase your woodworking productivity. It can be really annoying when you need to use your miter saw and it's buried under your workbench. Maybe you have a woodworking project that requires you to use a table saw outfeed table, but your mitre saw is in the way. This flip top mobile mitre saw stand solves that by being able to transform from a mitre saw station to a table saw outfeed table in seconds.
If you have a small shop and space is limited, this flip top table saw outfeed table for a small shop is perfect! you can have a mitre station and an table saw outfeed table in one flip top workbench build.
If you're a woodworking beginner and need a flip top workbench, this is a fun and easy woodworking project idea to try out. A miter saw station is a must in any woodworking workshop, and now you don't have to compromise between a table saw outfeed table and a miter saw stand!
Ive watched a shedload of these flip-top mitre station builds and I must say I think yours is the one of the best I'm going to go for - very nice solutions - simple and smart - thanks for sharing!
thank you for that comment! I'm glad to hear that it meets your standard. And thank you for the order!
There are metric dimensions on the drawings, let me know if you have any questions!
I already have my work bench on casters, I always had my miter saw under and now I'm thinking of adding a flip top to make things easy. guess I'll be cutting my bench apart soon. :)
I love this bench! I use it all the time
By far the best and easiest flip top workbench design. Well done!!
thanks bud!
This is great and better than the design I had come up with! I was trying to think of a way to hide the miter saw but hadnt thought of flipping it upside down like that. I also might be getting a table saw without the stand, so my idea was to have the table saw built onto the end level with the top
You could do that too. My jobsite saw rolls around so I don't need it built in.
@@TheHowtoDad and I'm just a weekend warrior, I didnt want to spend extra money on a nice stand like that lol
@@kadenen fair enough. Buy what works for you, but buy quality. It's a good idea to think about buying your last tool first (buy a tool that will last forever)
Some brilliant design tricks in this - well done! Avoiding having "stuff" permanently parked on it would be a challenge for me...
I have the same stuff problem...The dual use of the table actually really helps to keep stuff from piling up.
My BinMaster work table really helps me keep stuff off it:
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Wow nice. Caster system is great. So easy and cheap compared to other systems!
Man they are sweet!
This is the flip design that wins it for me, no bolts to lock, no hinges to buy. Nice work, I shall shamelessly copy the concept for my shop and claim it as my own design to my wife
not having to mess with pins was important to me. if I had to spend time taking them out, tightening them down etc, I would be less likely to use it. reduce friction in the work flow.
glad you like it, hope you're wife approves
Took me a minute to realize who your assistant was, love the style!
he's a bit of a pain in the butt sometimes...
@@TheHowtoDad Worth it to have someone that can haul wood that fast I bet!
@@jigurd works for beer, but too many beers and he doesn't work!
I like your lift mechanism. Unfortunately I can't use it on my 4'x8' table due to the size but I love your solution.
Dude, this build kicks so much ass. I gotta give it a thumbs up👍
your comment kicks so much ass! thanks!
This needs more views!!! I think this is the best design in this category I've seen on YT - thanks for such a great build!
I wouldnt disagree...thanks!
Awesome build, I love the casters, I'm definitely going to make this soon! I've been looking for dual use tool stands to save space as I'm working in a 2 car garage. Absolutely nailed the build, and I saw the great editing at the beginning. I stopped the vid at 2 minutes to tell you how much i liked it, but stopped myself and finished watching first. Keep it up!
Great! thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the build. This video took me way too long to edit...sometimes I wonder if it's worth it. Comments like this, make it worth it! thanks
This is such a cheap and simple design yet so practical! I've been looking for a good mitre saw set up and I think this is it. Keep up the awesome vids!
Thanks, glad you found what you were looking for!
I have been looking at mitre station/table saw vids to get ideas and that little caster switch is a really good idea, might have to take it haha!
it's one of the best parts of the build for sure!
That's an awesome table! I wish I had space for it in my garage, this would be perfect if my garage was 1-2 feet wider.
can't manufacture space...but at least dual purpose work stations help. Have you seen the videos on the bin master and fold down work bench? Those might work well for your situation
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That's tight.
Toit!
smooth editing, love it!
happy the effort is appreciated
Great video! And a great work bench!
Thank you, and thank you
Wow, I love this!
Nice! Glad you're into this!
4:24 I also use the table saw to mill out rabbets.
I'm too lazy to switch out my blades, or to get my router table out...
Hi, I like the build, and I'm assuming you don't have a twin, but it's just two of you in the video.
I'm building a one-car garage shop and had a question. Since you've build this miter station workbench, have you ever regretted not incorporating your table saw into the build?
Thanks,
Matt
not at all. my table saw is a job site saw, and I like the versatility of it. I like the ability to work with my saw in other places
is there more detail for the wiring setup? I am having trouble conceptualizing where the outlet is wired to in the table, and it doesnt seem to be in your plans.
I didn't include that in the plans because it is wiring, which could be dangerous. send me a message through the website and I will send you some more detailed photos
I going to do this. It’s great. My one question is if you could have built a second stop lower on the back an not need a bar in the front. Maybe it wouldn’t be strong enough. I’m newer at this so I’m just curious.
which bar in the front? I'm not really following what you're saying
Sorry. I meant the two pieces that fold in to hold the front up on the miter saw.
@@TheHowtoDad I love the wheel setup. Best I’ve seen. I’ve looked at a few designs online.
@@billwong553 you could try messing around with that. put the lock in the front so it was easy to access for a quick change over.
If the foot pedal could swivel left and right you could lock it by just pushing it under a permanent ledge
hadn't thought of that! cool ideat
Awesome video! I love the Ingenuity behind it all. Random question: what is that pen/pencil you are using in the video?
Not random at all! That pencil is awesome, it's called a pica pencil. I'm doing a give away for one in my previous video now. Winner will be announced next weekend
th-cam.com/video/sm2JkbCaAH8/w-d-xo.html this video
That's sure elaborate!
But simple, also
@@TheHowtoDad I can only imagine what your kids are going to do with such dad attitude :)
Used your plans as a base for mine! Do you have a link to which casters you used? Mine seem to be too large so they don’t flip down that easy easily.
I used 2" swivel casters. I got them at home hard to find there.
send me pictures of your build!
If you buy these plans beware the front sides are incorrect measures - noted as 20.25” but should have been 21.25”
this is the first time I've heard this. I built mine from the plans, and had no trouble. can you send me a message on the website so we can find out what went wrong?
you're 100% correct. I have updated and uploaded the new plans. thank you for pointing that out!
Do the plans show how to measure/ adjust height to match table saw and how to ensure that when the miter saw is flipped up the rest of the bench is the same level as the saw base?
That's a good point. It would not be difficult to figure this out. I can ad that to the plans.
Basically the legs would need to be adjusted. And the location of the pivot one thickness of the flip section.
The good news is, it is fairly standard that mitre saws are 3.5 inches from the work surface.
I will add this idea to the plans tomorrow
I am working on finding heights of other miter saws. Can you help me out? Can you measure your miter saw and let me know the base height?
@@TheHowtoDad Awesome! I have a cheap Kobalt from Lowes. Base height measures 2.75". This table looks awesome. I'm moving in a week and would love to build this in the extra garage bay. Definitely would help me maximize my space in a more usable way.
@@chrisaiello5230 that's easy to solve! Just put 3/4" shims under the saw to bring it up to 3.5 inches. This is really common practice for a lot of guys. But I'll still try to work it out
@@TheHowtoDad nice and easy!
I have tried purchasing the plans for this but for some reason cannot. Is there a better link to obtain them?
that's really interesting...also discouraging to hear. send me a message through the website so we can discuss this further. I'd really like to know why this is happening so I can try to avoid it in the future! thanks in advance
@@TheHowtoDad Hey i finally got it to add to the cart so that I could purchase. Weird. Maybe some block at work that prevented me from accessing. Love the design…may make a few mods to the flip tray. Leaning toward a locking system on the front maybe…havent decided yet.
@@mcharlenesanford1521 thanks, I sent you an email. I've noticed sales are little slow as of late, I'll contact WIX to see if there is something wrong with their system. thanks for sticking with it!
What is the size of the table. Thanks
36x72" and that is adjustable if necessary
Double mechanical genius. No triple.
can't stick those tripples...
Plans: www.beddeskplans.com/shop
Was checking out your site but there are no dimensions unless I buy it. Can you share? I want to build something similar but only have about a 43” space.
@@RollieWright sorry about that, it's not intentional to keep the dimensions secret. it is about 72" wide and 36" deep. those dimensions are flexible. it's just the size I wanted. feel free to contact me through the website too.
It's April 2021, and all the wood would now cost $2500.
UUHHGG! I know, I had to cancel a house build this year because of lumber prices and availability.