HOW TO MAKE AN EASY MOBILE MITER SAW STAND
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- Mobile Miter Saw Stand
(Inspired by Bitterroot DIY)
Tools List
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Miter Saw - amzn.to/2N9nBkB
Circular Saw - amzn.to/3pzIKkO
Brad Nailer - amzn.to/2NhCxgt
Orbit Sander - amzn.to/3drBOUr
Drill and Impact Driver - amzn.to/2Nio18e
Tape Measure - amzn.to/37sCg0Z
Safety Goggles - amzn.to/3ubs8Ud
Ear Protection - amzn.to/3bxUQ9t
Clamps - amzn.to/3ayuODz
Glue - amzn.to/2N9V4vh
Wood Shopping List
Qty: 1 - 3⁄4 inch thick plywood o MDF ( 4 feet by 8 feet)
Qty: 6 - 2x4 by 8 feet longboards.
Cut List
2”x4”s: Cut Four 29” long pieces (Center Frame)
2”x4”s: Cut Eight 21” long pieces (Center and wings frame)
2”x4”s: Cut Four 24” long pieces ( Wings Frame)
2”x4”s: Cut Four 28” long pieces ( Legs)
3/4" Plywood- one @ 24" x 32" (Center Top)
3/4" Plywood- one @ 24" x 29" (Center Bottom)
3/4" Plywood - two @ 24" x 24" (Wings Tabletops)
Hardware and other supplies
Qty: 2 Brackets support - amzn.to/3bhHf5Z
Qty: 1 box of 2 1⁄2 inch Screws - amzn.to/3k2lBGz
Qty: 1 Power Strip - amzn.to/3ptH4JT
Qty: 1 Vaccum (Home depot bucket) - amzn.to/3dq3c5x
Qty: 4 Lock Casters - amzn.to/3qzaWFY
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I am a 71 yr. old woman I made this for my miter saw. Thanks for the pattern. I like to build with wood.shelves tables etc
You are awesome. Nice to see a rare how to that includes measurements without charging you for them. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
*I was able to use the stop to cut my pieces all the same **MyBest.Tools** Only let the blade come to a complete stop before lifting it back up otherwise it might 'catch' the work and inadvertently move the stop. Used a second clamp for holding.*
Apologies, for the delay great Tip Thank you for watching.
Love the power strip & vacuum addition! Thank you!
Thanks!!
I like the way you did it , simple, I’m going to try to build one , thank you 👍
Go for it! , send some pictures
Thank you for watching
The drawers for the arms is a great idea, gonna give this a go for my new Mitre saw. Cheers
Thank you.!
Eric, just made a stand with foldable wings. Excellent video! Thank you. SK
Thanks!! Glad works for you
Hello, did you use the same design with the two folding brackets on each wing? If so, do you find that they are supportive enough for each wing? Is there sag?
Very nice work.
ust found this video and it is just what I was looking for my mitre saw. I am going to build one using all of your ideas and design. I am going to subscribe to your channel and I am
Thanks for your support.!
i love that miter saw stand i made one but no wings am going to add a power strip next this is mine
Thanks for the video! I've followed this video and I'm almost done putting my miter saw stand together. You should edit your video to call out that the legs are placed incorrectly at 2:23 & 3:32 (on the wrong side) and you fixed them on 4:57 (you can see the screw holes from the previous position). If follow each step in the video you won't have the same final product.
Diego Thank you so much for your feedback.. I will update the video.. and yes you are right the legs where wrong side.. I had the video showing the differences.. I missed that during the edition. Thanks again!! 👍🏻
@@watcherick4433 All good man, thanks for inspiring me to build my bench! Take care!
Ok, this has me confused...the 29 inch boards are the upright frame and the 24inch go at the bottom and top of the center? Or is it the 21inch that are the top and bottom frames?
@@Ibex666 Hi Sonny here is the combination for top and bottom of the mainframe is (4) of 29 inches and (4) of 21 inches for the wings is (4) of 24 inches and (4) of 21 inches.
the wing extensions spear to slope down . i wood shim them so it’s level across one side to the other. i’m considering building this design or buying a metal stand .
Good idea, so far for me still working really wood!
Very nice job!
Thanks.!
looking forward to your next video.
Thanks.!!
how is this different from the one from bitterroot?
Is the same, Thank you for Watching.
Nice video 👍
Thank you, Sir.!!
Love this video! Can you tell me how you added the bucket and what should be purchased?
Yes, You connect the bucket head with any bucket and then your connect the hose with the miter saw.
I leave you the link of the bucket head.
www.homedepot.com/p/Bucket-Head-5-Gal-1-75-Peak-HP-Wet-Dry-Shop-Vacuum-Powerhead-with-Filter-Bag-and-Hose-compatible-with-5-Gal-Homer-Bucket-BH0100/202017218
@@watcherick4433 awesome!! Thank you so much for prompt response!
Hi were you able to angle the miter all the way to 45 without it hitting the wings?
Yes, with no problems even further that 45 degres
Awesome Thank you
@@siyong14 Thank you for watching
Nie design and I am almost ready to assemble mine. Question: How do you keep the saw mounting bolts from interfering with the extension arms?
I removed the factory mounting bolts to don’t interference with the wings .
Nice video, love the fast frames. Here we say "Miter", I think you were pronouncing it as "Meter Saw"...
Thanks yes, I was nervous was one of my first videos
Hey was wondering what model Dewalt Miter Saw you have? Just trying to make sure the height of the wings will be level to the miter saw bed. Thanks! Awesome video, excited to start the build.
Mine is DWS779, and works perfectly, Thank you for Watching.
Which length of boards are used for the legs?
I made the same table but i just painted yellow 2 years ago.
Nice!! send some pictures, Thank you for watching.
Awesome video!! What are the 2x4 lengths used to make each section?
Thank you sir. And yes all 2x4
Great video. Nice simple table. Best version I've seen 👍
Thank you!
I got my frame pieces square but there are gaps no matter what combination I try. I'm sure they have some warping. Do you have any advice on how to get rid of gaps in butt joints?
Yes, use a jointer or sand the other side of the area to reduce the warping.
What are those hinges called? Do they last under weight? I would so much rather use those than having to make a “wing” setup
Brackets.. and yes, they support the weight
Any suggestions on how to figure out how high to mount the wings so they line up with the bed of the saw? It feels like I may just have to guess. And hope to get it right.
I tried three different miters saw, and all were good with the height.
How did you know where to mount the brackets so the height of the wings are good for the height
You can use some clamps to hold the wings and then align the the end of the wing with the frame.
You never did mention the size of brackets you bought they have brackets from 16 inches to 22 inches
22”
would love to see it in mm rather than inches :)
Great video but I was doing it just now and I see you said 24×32 of plywood or MDF for the bottom center but it's actually the same as the top at 24×29 !
Hi Friend, The bottom is smaller by 3 inches , because top is using the width of the 2x4 from each site. if you have it with the same, means that you putted the 2x4 in the wrongs side,. in you need more help always can shoot me a email .. Watch3rick@gmail.com
Yeah I just found that out I was doing it from the way you were doing it from the beginning.. I can see you took out the screws too. and put them the other way. Also what how or what you use for the caster wheels ?
Construction screws with washers. Four for each caster
Nice what size of screws and washers?
#10 2 1/2 inch and washer 1/4
It looks like the left wing was drooping a bit. Other than that, it looks good.
Hi...love this! Where did you find the support brackets?
Hi Water Store!
Here is the link on amazon to the ones that I bought.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07V8HHNV9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Awesome! Thanks you so much!
@@watcherick4433 can’t get this link to work. If broken your side as well can you post a new link. Looking forward to building :-)
@@watcherick4433 actually might have found new link. Thoughts ? Folding Shelf Brackets Adjustable L Bracket 12 Inch - Heavy Duty Floating Wall Metal Angle Support for Wood Shelves Shelving Tables Workbench - 4 Pack www.amazon.com/dp/B07X7T7SN7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_QMM1SBH2B55NJDTT90JB
How did you build your dust catcher
Vaccum bucket head from Home depot
Cool but the wings sag too much defeats the purpose... You want level support when cutting.
Hi Juan, the wing are at the same level
@KYLE BANNER Mine is level perfectly, you could check if the brackets are not aligned at the end the board is making hang some, that happens to me the first time.
@KYLE BANNER Wow sounds interesting, send me a picture to see your design.
Where is the materials list?
How do you measure the top so everything is level with your miter saw?
Is the same height in all the miter saws
@@watcherick4433 Thank you. I did not realize that miter saws heights are standard.
what exactly is that vacuum topper? I could not find it on home depot
Bucket head is the name and they next to the rigid vacuums
@@watcherick4433 Thanks
@@watcherick4433 So it is not specifically a dust cyclone. How is it on collecting the saw dust and not clogging the vaccum?
@@brucet3270 is not a cyclone system and works perfectly, not clogging because came with a filter.
Are they not 3 x 2s?
Noup. They are 2 X 4s
nice , but the wings are over kill
Thanks, I have never had a problem with the wings so far
@@watcherick4433 you did a nice job , they just look very heavy
Thank you Sir!
Do you have a full cut list?
Yes, it is in the description of the video ..
Nice video but really annoying music
Thanks!
I see 32 comments. I looked at all of them & still do see the materials list. Sorry!
Hi Jessie the Material is on the Video Description, but I copied the material list in this post for your convenience.
Wood Shopping List
Qty: 1 - 3⁄4 inch thick plywood o MDF ( 4 feet by 8 feet)
Qty: 6 - 2x4 by 8 feet longboards.
Cut List
2”x4”s: Cut Four 29” long pieces (Center Frame)
2”x4”s: Cut Eight 21” long pieces (Center and wings frame)
2”x4”s: Cut Four 24” long pieces ( Wings Frame)
2”x4”s: Cut Four 28” long pieces ( Legs)
3/4" Plywood- one @ 24" x 32" (Center Top)
3/4" Plywood- one @ 24" x 29" (Center Bottom)
3/4" Plywood - two @ 24" x 24" (Wings Tabletops)
Hardware and other supplies
Qty: 2 Brackets support
Qty: 1 box of 2 1⁄2 inch Screws
Qty: 1 Power Strip
Qty: 1 Vaccum (Home depot bucket)
Qty: 4 Lock Casters
Great strategy for your videos - set it to music that makes you want to stab your ears out.
sorry and Thank you!
Where is the materials list?
Hi Jessie, The material list is on the description bellow. Thank you for watching.