DIY WORKBENCH / MITER SAW Station PART 2! Building Dust Hood, T-Track & Drawers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2020
- Learn how to build the ULTIMATE workbench, miter saw station, and outfeed table combo for your garage workshop! This workbench is the perfect all-in-one unit for any small shop, with tons of storage, work holding, and it's mobile! // Get plans here : bit.ly/WorkbenchMiterStationP...
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🔹 Rockler T-Track : www.rockler.com/universal-t-t...
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22” Over Extension Drawer Slides : bit.ly/3ewwT1X
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Quick Release Vise : bit.ly/2Xd4Uyl
Power Strip : amzn.to/2AiqZmf
FastCap Best Fence : bit.ly/FastCapBestFence
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🔹 Rockler Drawer Pull Jig : www.rockler.com/drawer-pull-j...
🔹 Rockler Dust Collector : www.rockler.com/rockler-wall-...
🔹 Rockler Sure-Foot Bar Clamps : www.rockler.com/surefoot-alum...
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Jigsaw : amzn.to/2OWi91o
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Just got my first few tools to start woodworking. I've been looking into different workbench designs on TH-cam, and I have to say, yours is by far the best I've found - most versatile while remaining mobile, easily adaptable to extensions or other modifications, and all while staying aesthetically pleasing. Great job!!
I’m not a wood worker but do love viewing all the projects you share, thank you 👍🏻
That drawer front mounting technique is genius, and laying out and drilling the drawer handle locations before mounting them must be so much easier than doing it in place. I missed it on wood whisperer, glad I caught it here.
Great design. I especially like the fold down feature for the miter saw. Anice departure from the usual miter station builds I've seen. Nice job brother.
Glad that you finally posted part two! What slider are you using for your time lapses?
This is some first class craftsmanship right here brother, thanks very much, appreciate what you do
That thing is awesome and stout. That ttrack is so versatile!
That is a beast of a bench. You'll get some awesome use out of that bad boy.
WOW, what a cool project. Sure gave me some good ideas for my build. Thanks
love this idea. what makes it even better is i just started woodworking and need to fix my work shop up
Heaviest workbench ever! Good work as always
Pretty fantastic work, dude! The bench looks fantastic! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great job listing everything you used. I was wondering about those bar clamps. I had to put those on my "want" list.
Welcome to woodworking from the planet Mars. Using tools I don't have and supplies I can't afford in a workshop as big as my entire apartment. This guy is incredible. I could watch this stuff all day.
Mate! Your bench rocks! I’ll use your design scaled down (my garage is tiny)
Fantastic!!
That’s a festool mitre saw its dust extraction is amazing I personally feel it’s a tad over kill, but to each his own. Amazing build and some really good tips thanks!
No such thing as overkill when it comes to mitre saws haha
Drew King my bad you are right
Basic bench looks a lot like the one on Woodshop Junkies channel. Guess great minds think alike a lot! Keep up the great content and inspiration.
Well....Johnny?!?!?...Thanks a lot! Thanks for changing the workbench I have been designing now for a month. Great ideas for swing down miter saw. JUST SUPPPER! Back to Sketchup! Jeezzzz?!?!?!
Great video thanks for new ideas.
Outstanding work bench!
Really cool Johnny, awesome job! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Must be nice having all those tools, more power to ya, really good video!
I appreciate your hard work and time consuming working bench, though I feel it worth every second spent on its design and production. Truly I appreciate your way of making and carrying out your ideas.may I ask you about how you draw the support of the plates of your mitre saw and was it a 3D printer?
Really like this - I'm pretty sure I'll be building one. Nice job.
Just bought these plans. This thing looks amazing
Very very nice and this is my next project... Thanks for this video
Nice and thanks for the link to the cool casters.
It's brilliant! Thanks mucho!
You’ve made an awesome work bench.
Beautiful workbench well done
You could mount the dust hood on the dropdown mitersaw platform for quicker use. And maybe you could also add a power extension cord through the platform to have power for your saw directly next to it.
Seeing you break your toe makes me really glad I bought composite toe shoes a few weeks ago to wear in my shop.
Amazing work looking really good
Wow! great workbench for sure!!
That is one badass bench man!
I feel your pain on dropping the sheet goods on your toe (my left one too). I was re-arranging stuff in my garage and had to move a sheet of mdf. I was in flip flops as I wasn't working out there, just needed to get to something behind the sheet. I used a gator grip to set the sheet down but didn't realize due to the awkward angle i was at to keep pressure on the grip that the sheet had set down on the wheel of a cooler - when the resistance was felt i thought it was down so released it - it rolled off and smashed my left big toe - severing the toenail which ended up having to be removed. Also chipped a bone in the toe as well - but at least it gave me an excuse to get caught up with my tetanus booster lol! Hope your foot recovers quickly!
I remember when you made those handles. Specifically because i made some for shop drawers as well! Glad they have made a return to the channel! Hope the foot is feeling better man
Wonderful workbench!
Thank you for the tip on cutting aluminum with wood tools like a miter saw, which I have. I rarely work with aluminum, and would hate to have to buy something special to cut it.
Nice project. Also like the Finnigan Speed and Marine shirt!
nice drawer front mounting trick!
It would be nice if I could install the hood to the miter saw so when I drop the saw down I could use the back of the hood (evenly set) as part of the work bench.
Ouch, I feel ya on the broken toe. I dropped a MDF drawer on mine a couple months back, turned all sorts of funny colors and lost the nail. Fun times.
Great Job! 👍🏼
Хороший стол 👍,особенно эти колесики.
amazing build
Nice job mate. I follow both Peters along with yourself and others. I have the UJK?? drilling system sitting in it's tube but I haven't made a table. i did have an old mft1080 though and it was nice.
Next level: make the hood fill in the workbench when it’s stowed.
My thoughts exactly.
Was thinking the same! Brilliant table tho!
@@stephenwoitalewicz8445 he could but then the saw arm wouldn’t have the full range of motion.
Came to make the same comment and maybe complain about how my mitre slides are the same as his Dewalt ones.
I thought the same thing
My God.... I have a serious case of "Tool Envy" right now!! Love the videos. Subscribed and Liked!!
Yeaaahhhhhh deadlifts! Get it!
Great workbench. Did you think about using the T-track to hold or mount the dust shield?
Loved the castor's. Me being me I would have used 6. 1 in tbe center front and 1 in center back. Sorry bout your toe. I once full strided into a TV placed on floor. I was carrying a large box and could not see in front. Man it hurt.
Toe points to the Left years later. Nice bench by the way.👍
DUDE!! WOW!!! YOU SELL THE PLANS FOR 20 FREAKIN DOLLARS!!!! subbed and hit the bell lol and ill be buying those plans this week ;)
Good job.
Great bench! I'd love to build this out. I'd modify the bench slightly, building out a section that could be used as a router table. That would be perfect for my small shop.
That's a great idea! Check out the plans, I love the bench and have been using it a ton lately.
i have a similar table, and one thing i hate is the opening where the saw is when it is folded down. This gave me a great idea!. to work out for the dust hood design to be on hinges also. where it folded down flat over the saw creating that flat work surface across the entire table.
Ok, that's completely badazz. Someday I want to make something just like that that also incorporates my table saw, bench grinder and drill press.
I’ve been working using crocs and sneakers. You motivated through this video to pick up steel toe work boots.
Persuade it into place... ahhh.. I'm familiar with this method.
I was eagerly waiting for Part 2, and I bought the plans! Then I realized how much $$ all the bells and whistles cost... I think I’ll build the frame and leave the drawers and T-track for later.
It’d be awesome if you somehow mentioned cost and variation options for newbies like me. Nonetheless, this bench will be my end goal!
Jesse, you do not have to use Rockler T-Track. Powertec, and well as Clear Style for black t-track, very good buys on Amazon and also look at Shop Fox red T-Track. If you are willing to wait a bit you can really save yourself some money at www.Banggood.com . It's a great site for price and unique tools. Good building.
I'd also like to throw out in addition to the t-track, you can use irwin quick-grips (or any clamp with the removable top jaw)! Just drill holes in a grid pattern or regular intervals. Then you can thread the quick grips through the holes as needed.
That is one big honking work table. Very nicely done. [With the drawers and the miter saw, I'm guessing 400 kg?] Edited to up the weight from 350 to 400.
Had to persuade this piece in... lol, nice :)
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Now, add a small table saw :D
Looks like I need to redo my bench I just built. :P
Awesome skills bro.just found your channel. Im a sub.Hooked on your techniques and experience
Great video! I am currently looking at getting my first mitre saw (budget is about £200) would you recommend a non-sliding 255mm one like the makita mls100 or a dewalt sliding one but only 216mm (DWS773-gb)? TIA
Like the bench and overall design. Think the vice should be mounted with the inside face behind your 4x2 frame so it sits higher and clamps flush against the bench face?
Just a note for folks who might want to build this: the traditional way to mount the vice is behind the apron, or board on the edge of the surface. You loose a bit of clamping depth, but gain a long reference.
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Too much work, but it's worth, beautiful work.
Love the build and will likely be working on mine soon. I wanted to ask what table and guide you are using at the 8:57 mark?
You should do a video of all the battery tools you use
Looks great! Just curious - would your dewalt slider you have there in the background fit in the new bench, or do you think you'd have to modify it some?
Ah the good ole days. When wood didn’t cost an arm and a leg
I love your ideas and work bench top. Camera and light fantastic...?... I am new to work working and do I think this is a good project for a newbee?
Ok, i've got already "made in one hour" workshop table. Now i'm going to do this project.
Can’t seem to find that magnetic driver strap online, do you have a link?
for those fence brackets you made I know you can always make more when needed but maybe some Cactus Juice stabilizing resin like product might make them all last longer
Love the videos do you have a video on the bench you have the desalt miter saw
Excellent job! May I ask, what are those pads you are using at around 13:14 under the drawers when you do the sanding/routing of them? Thanks and keep up the good work!
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-looks up the best fence thing-
$400. Fuhhhh I’ll make my own
Did you make them yourself?
How can people pay that much for tools when you can make half of them yourself from common materials. I guess if you have more money than time it's a good option. But still I would never pay that much for a mitre fence.
I live in a tiny apartment with no hope of fitting a work table and I just spent an hour watching your videos workbench build...
I like the cabinets without the fronts better my its just my opinion
What are those blue clamps you used when adding the cabinet stretchers? I need some of those.
Seems like the back of the hood should the be table top when folded down.
Yeah you could have it fold down with the mitre saw
Came to the comments for this
Good idea. Piano hinge ftw
Could you not have made it part of the flip top, so it folds down with the saw? Great video btw 👍
How do those wheels work being so small relative to the weight of the bench. I have two different creepers in my garage and the one with bigger wheels rolls much better than the smaller wheels which can get hung up on something like a paper clip.
Doesn't the miter saw extend forward beyond the front edge of the bench when stowed? Looks like by just enough to bang your shins against time and time again when working at the bench. The solution would have been to have the folding platform hinge several inches rearward and the saw stowing slightly lower and rearward. Waddaya think?
With your fist set of wheels you had a supporting block in the middle of your bench, so it was supported ones you flipped the wheels up. Now you don't have that option anymore and I also do not see the supporting block anymore. Is the workbench now not bending because of all the weight and only being supported at the 4 corners?
FSM shirt 👍
One question and one comment. Did the loss of the middle support legs compromise the rigidity of the unit at all? Also, I like how you maintained the continuity of the grain on the drawer fronts. Not sure you gave yourself credit for that, but you should have if you didn't.
Bonjour
Les plans sont en pouces ou également en métrique?
next time it might be easier to double up your ply... have a solid top screwed down to your blocked out frame then attach your routed ply wit track on top of that? this keeps the strength of the wood for the top and you don't have to worry about going through with screws for the track.
7:43 - The escalating progression of force used made me lol.
7:50 he's beating the hell out of it like it owes him money lmao hahaha
How relatable and down to earth and not edited out to look perfect hahaha
Hah had to get it in place, was past the point of no return 😂
Awesome bench. What is the HxDxW?
I'm a newbie, so I may be all wrong. But I've been watching a lot of safety videos on using a table saw, and they say not to use this kind of push block because you end up with your arm and body over the blade, like this guy does every time.
Very cool. I will check out those leveling feet. How well does the dust collection work?
It works pretty well, but I think adding the covers to the front like Jay Bates or Bob did will help make it even better.
In the plans pdf image file - there's a problem(?) on page 16. The overlay for the graphic obscures the first couple of letters of the text on the right.
Imagine having a Kapex as a secondary saw.
I'd been thinking of making a simpler version of the bench Woodshop Junkies has, and I really like what you've done here. But I really want my table saw built in. How difficult do you think it would be to adjust these plans for that?
Have you found anything similar but with the table saw?
@@sexmachinefigz I modified the plans for this table to include a torsion box at one end, a hole in the top to push the table saw up through, and a shelf with stops to mount the saw on. Works great, but I'm still trying to improve storage and dust collection.
How do you like your craftsmen drill?