Chuckle, I can relate to the upside down pocket holes. I am not even filming but it seems I do silly things like that enough to keep me humble! Love your vids!
HI Guys I have completely copied the build of this mitre station as I also fee it was the best and most solid of them all. Great job and thanks a million as I could not make up my mind what I wanted.
Thanks for sharing. This is very close to what I had in mind. And I mean very, very close but I wasn't sure if it would be suitable for me until I watched your video. It will definitely be suitable and I'm sure of it because of your efforts here. Big help!
“Put the pocket holes the wrong way.” I swear I do something like that on every single project 😆. Great video. It gave me some ideas to improve my station.
congratulations, one of the most beautiful and understandable videos on the web. I have seen many videos on TH-cam to make my workbench but I think I will take a cue from your project. congratulations again and greetings from Italy.
Just brilliant - thank you for the inspiration. Super easy to follow, but the build is really smart, and ensures stability. Really clever details. Bought the plan (more than worth it), and getting the plywood today to finish it off. Thanks again!
A 4" back splash would be nice to stop bits and pieces from falling off the back. Once you get drawers in it's gonna be a pain in the neck to retrieve whatever falls back there. I have a similar set up except I did a level toe kick and open cabinets. I installed 1/2" plywood over the stud wall then scribed my worktop to it. Spriral downcut router bits are the bomb. Zero tear out.
Great video - really well done. I'm looking forward to seeing how you do the drawers with the 2x4 frames. That's what I want to do in my shop to cut down on costs from just using plywood. One suggestion - the video would be even better without music while you are working/talking. Thanks again for the content!
Very nice and simple compared to all the SUPER CRAFTSMEN intricate detailed custom professional grade super complicated builds I've seen here on TH-cam.
Nice work Bud...love the idea of triming those edges with your router....gives it a super nice smooth look...I'll be doing that this coming weekend...Thxs Bro...
I’m a beginner and I love this video it’s been the easiest one for me to understand and I’m starting to make it but I’m new with all this TH-cam stuff and I’ve looked all thru here and I can’t find part 2 for the storage etc guess I’m stupid lol but I can’t find it. If you have time could you please help me find part 2 on here. Thanks
Great video. I just purchased the digital plans. I'm going to be starting the build tomorrow. Can't wait and hope you make a video about what your doing about the bottom part of jt.
Great job, it reminds me of my workbench build with the pocket hole joinery and shellac. You were spot on sanding between coats and doing so will yield a great looking smooth finish. 👍🏼
Nice clean looking bench 👍 I would have liked to see 12 to 14 inches of bench from t-track,,, instead of that six to eight inches ,,,, but each to their own 👍
Really great. But, It looks like the the front inside corners of the table would stop the saw from pivoting the full 45 degrees. Am i missing something?
Hello Patriot. Your video has inspired me to build my own miter station almost exactly like yours. I need to ask you if you dimensioned your 2x4s for this build. They look straight and they are all the same color but I did see some manufacturing stamps on them which led me to believe you did not plane or square them up. How important is it that you plane and square up these 2x4s for this build? Thank you and keep up the great work. You made it look so easy - but I'm a beginner and I'm sure I will have a harder time than you did. Maybe not though - with your video to reference I should be okay. Thanks again.
Thanks! No I did not mill these 2x4s, I just buy Prime 2x4s from Home Depot, they tend to have the best lumber. If you need help with the build I have a link to digital plans in the description!
@@PatriotDIY Thanks so much for the reply. This helps a lot! I have been trying to plane my boards to the right thickenss with terrible results. I will learn eventually but I think your miter station build is going to really help me get ahead of the game.
Bought the plans a couple weeks ago and am going to get started next week. What router bit did you use to cut that daddo for the measuring tape? And I'm assuming you would recommend cutting that before dropping the t-track in? Lastly...bring on Part 2! 😂
A T-track on a miter saw station helps to hold things in place, which can improve the precision of the cut: Precision: A T-track can help you make precise cuts by holding the board in place against a stop. Repeatability: You can use a scale and stop to make multiple cuts of the same length. Support: A T-track can provide support for longer, heavier, or thicker materials.
The channel name kinda made me think it’d be a pile of 5.56mm ammo tins with some flattened MRE cartons on top for the work surface. Turns out it was awesome.
I purchased your plans and was wondering what lengths you cut your t track to accommodate the tops with the 1x2 trim? 97 1/2" and 61 1/2". Trying to accommodate existing screw holes ? Assuming you ordered 48 inch pcs or?
Nice build, as I watch this I had a chuckle. I built mine out of the concrete forms they used for my garage foundation. Is lumber too expensive or am I too cheap?
No. just makes for a much stronger bench that will last, especially with an 8ft length 2 sheets will help prevent sagging. And if you dont glue it your top layer can be removed and replaced easily if you want. and yes, it accommodates t track.
@@PatriotDIY It's almost exactly the sort of thing I was planning for my shed. It will be a couple of feet shorter but other than that it looks perfect.
Dude, you built this like you were making a curio cabinet for your living room! I'm not filling in screw holes and doing all that sanding for a workbench! 🤣 Otherwise, great job!
I purchased your plans for the miter saw station. I noticed that on the top station was a total of 96” and the bottom was 93”. I’m new to woodworking so I don’t understand why there is a difference in the top and bottom?
Would like to get the plans, however I’d like to purchase the whole plans that include the drawers. Are you planning to put part two out or have I missed part two? Thanks, really like this style Miter station
Curious to know why you made one side of the table 8 ft and the other 5 ft? I am about to build this same table (thank you!) but I was going to put the miter saw platform in the middle. Was there some reason you chose to offset it on yours? Thanks!!
Chuckle, I can relate to the upside down pocket holes. I am not even filming but it seems I do silly things like that enough to keep me humble! Love your vids!
I don't think that's a simple miter saw station... That's a professional miter saw station 👍🏻! Awesome job!
Thanks for posting this build. It's exactly what I want to put in my new woodshop.
Awesome! Thx. Btw - the leveling feet on your plans is such a great add/tip! I didn’t realize how unlevel my shop floor was!
HI Guys I have completely copied the build of this mitre station as I also fee it was the best and most solid of them all. Great job and thanks a million as I could not make up my mind what I wanted.
Thanks for sharing. This is very close to what I had in mind. And I mean very, very close but I wasn't sure if it would be suitable for me until I watched your video. It will definitely be suitable and I'm sure of it because of your efforts here. Big help!
Just purchased the digital plan on Etsy. Thanks for sharing your work!
This is perfect. Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!!
A fine Table. Greetings from Vienna, Reini.
It looks like you have a good helper 👍🏻
“Put the pocket holes the wrong way.”
I swear I do something like that on every single project 😆. Great video. It gave me some ideas to improve my station.
You can flip that table extension down to support that plywood while you rip it, i love that tablesaw
Very nice! Now I want to make one that is mobile, smaller, flip top for miter, and table saw at one end. Great work!
congratulations, one of the most beautiful and understandable videos on the web. I have seen many videos on TH-cam to make my workbench but I think I will take a cue from your project. congratulations again and greetings from Italy.
Nice set up. You've given me some ideas! Greetings from Ireland
Dude! This was excellent. Absolutely beautiful end product. Subscribed.
Wow, very well done and looks fantastic.
Just brilliant - thank you for the inspiration. Super easy to follow, but the build is really smart, and ensures stability. Really clever details. Bought the plan (more than worth it), and getting the plywood today to finish it off. Thanks again!
Your workbench dust collection is the best!!!!
A 4" back splash would be nice to stop bits and pieces from falling off the back. Once you get drawers in it's gonna be a pain in the neck to retrieve whatever falls back there.
I have a similar set up except I did a level toe kick and open cabinets. I installed 1/2" plywood over the stud wall then scribed my worktop to it.
Spriral downcut router bits are the bomb. Zero tear out.
you have a new subscriber. Awesome video.
That's sick brother
this is dope man, going to copy
Great video - really well done. I'm looking forward to seeing how you do the drawers with the 2x4 frames. That's what I want to do in my shop to cut down on costs from just using plywood. One suggestion - the video would be even better without music while you are working/talking. Thanks again for the content!
@Patriot - your public is still patiently waiting for the upgraded version!! ;)
good work on the Build i like it
Very nice and simple compared to all the SUPER CRAFTSMEN intricate detailed custom professional grade super complicated builds I've seen here on TH-cam.
Great video, I made one, it looks close but lacks some refinement. Got the idea from yours, thanks for the inspiration.
Exactly what I was looking for
That came out great! Nice build and video!
Awesome build! Exactly what I had in mind for my garage shop. Thanks for posting.
you have made my day!!!!
Awesome build. Thanks!
Great job! You inspired me!
Nice work Bud...love the idea of triming those edges with your router....gives it a super nice smooth look...I'll be doing that this coming weekend...Thxs Bro...
Really nice bench!
Dude, i want to grow up to be like you.
Muito bacana ficou excelente seu projeto mesa de bancada foi uma ótima apresentação e muito boa à demonstração valeu obrigadao
I loved the DIY dust collection below the saw, this looks great!
This is my next project in my shop. I love this one.
Awesome!! Plans available, link in the description of you wanna check them out! Happy building!
Nice build! What's the purpose of doubling up the plywood for the top?
@@williamduncan1210 stronger
Great job. Love it.
Great looking setup, however I am going to use Valchromat for the top it is similar to MDF but far superior .
My favorite build so far. Very nice work!!!
Thank you!
Well done 👏
Thanks for the video! It’s the design I was looking for. Great step by step
I love the videos gives me idea to build a mitre saw bench
I am a avid woodworker I use recycled wood and pallet wood.
God bless you.
I’m a beginner and I love this video it’s been the easiest one for me to understand and I’m starting to make it but I’m new with all this TH-cam stuff and I’ve looked all thru here and I can’t find part 2 for the storage etc guess I’m stupid lol but I can’t find it. If you have time could you please help me find part 2 on here. Thanks
Havnt posted part 2 yet.
Check Out PART 2 Here: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.html
Great video! One of the best I have seen! Very well done.
Thanks
@@PatriotDIY I would like to get the digital plans but do not see the link. Can you assist?
@@derylholland4673 Digital Plans: etsy.me/2UTLT5T
Looks awesome. Very well explained. I
Nicely done mate, just joined you channel 🇬🇧
VERY NICE WORK. ~
Great video. I just purchased the digital plans. I'm going to be starting the build tomorrow. Can't wait and hope you make a video about what your doing about the bottom part of jt.
Part 2 HERE: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BG8j6D9IEJrMSL9q
Awesome job, I am going to be making a station for my new mitre saw :-)
Simple but great idea to offset the 2x4 legs accommodate horizontal frame
Well done!
Great job, it reminds me of my workbench build with the pocket hole joinery and shellac. You were spot on sanding between coats and doing so will yield a great looking smooth finish. 👍🏼
Well done
Thanks
I really love this miter saw station, but when are you going to build out the cabinets and drawers for it?
Soon!
@PatriotDIY thank you so much for your time and for making these amazing videos.
Check Out PART 2 Here: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.html
Nice clean looking bench 👍
I would have liked to see 12 to 14 inches of bench from t-track,,, instead of that six to eight inches ,,,, but each to their own 👍
Looks great! Curious if you did any jointing/planing of your 2x4s before you started.
i didnt on this build, but you defiantly could for a cleaner look
Nice plans! Did you ever build the storage underneath?
Not yet unfortunatly, been working on other projects, but will get to it soon
What size pocket hole screws you using?? First time using them?? Great build and simple to follow! Thanks
There's a chart that tells you what size to use for what thickness material. For 1.5" material it's the 2.5" screws
That is an awesome table. One question, are you able to swing the angle arm to each side without hitting the table?
Depends on the saw, you'll need to take that into account when you decide on the size of the middle piece
Great job! Love your work. BTW your Etsy link is not working.
Nice job! Did you ever do a follow-up video for this? Was looking forward to seeing Part 2. Not finding it on your channel which is why I was asking.
I havnt yet, but you have good timing, I plan to have that done and posted by the end of this month
@@PatriotDIY Nice! I'm working on a mobile one that I'll be doing in stages and I like your first stage so looking forward to the next!
Check Out PART 2 Here: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.html
Really great. But, It looks like the the front inside corners of the table would stop the saw from pivoting the full 45 degrees. Am i missing something?
@cuz_i_sedso9574 it doesn't! But it definatly could if you set the saw too far back!
Hello Patriot. Your video has inspired me to build my own miter station almost exactly like yours. I need to ask you if you dimensioned your 2x4s for this build. They look straight and they are all the same color but I did see some manufacturing stamps on them which led me to believe you did not plane or square them up. How important is it that you plane and square up these 2x4s for this build? Thank you and keep up the great work. You made it look so easy - but I'm a beginner and I'm sure I will have a harder time than you did. Maybe not though - with your video to reference I should be okay. Thanks again.
Thanks! No I did not mill these 2x4s, I just buy Prime 2x4s from Home Depot, they tend to have the best lumber. If you need help with the build I have a link to digital plans in the description!
@@PatriotDIY Thanks so much for the reply. This helps a lot! I have been trying to plane my boards to the right thickenss with terrible results. I will learn eventually but I think your miter station build is going to really help me get ahead of the game.
@@PatriotDIY Yes, I bought your plans. They really helped. Thanks again.
Bought the plans a couple weeks ago and am going to get started next week. What router bit did you use to cut that daddo for the measuring tape? And I'm assuming you would recommend cutting that before dropping the t-track in? Lastly...bring on Part 2! 😂
I think it was a 1/2" straight cut bit!!
@@PatriotDIY looks like it's cut at a 45 degree angle..guess my eyes are getting as old as the rest of me!
Check Out PART 2 Here: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.html
Bacana meu amigo muito boa à demonstração só faltou as MEDIDAS mas muito obrigado pela à apresentação valeu...
What is the purpose of the T-Track with regards to the miter saw?
A T-track on a miter saw station helps to hold things in place, which can improve the precision of the cut:
Precision: A T-track can help you make precise cuts by holding the board in place against a stop.
Repeatability: You can use a scale and stop to make multiple cuts of the same length.
Support: A T-track can provide support for longer, heavier, or thicker materials.
How do you like kobalt
Slide compound saw ?
I've enjoyed it, no problems in 5 years. But I does take up alot of space
Great build! Quick question on the kreg tape, did you start the tape at the blade (blade down) or from the center of the throat plate? thanks!
From the blade
The channel name kinda made me think it’d be a pile of 5.56mm ammo tins with some flattened MRE cartons on top for the work surface. Turns out it was awesome.
I like it. When will you post Part 2?
Hopefully soon!
Part 2 HERE: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BG8j6D9IEJrMSL9q
I purchased your plans and was wondering what lengths you cut your t track to accommodate the tops with the 1x2 trim? 97 1/2" and 61 1/2". Trying to accommodate existing screw holes ? Assuming you ordered 48 inch pcs or?
I just used 2 48" pieces and then cut another small 1.5" piece to finish it off
I'd have loved to see the dust extraction assembly. Otherwise, great video.
What are you using the T Track for? I’d like to see a video for that. Thanks
Stop block
Nice build, as I watch this I had a chuckle. I built mine out of the concrete forms they used for my garage foundation. Is lumber too expensive or am I too cheap?
Did you ever do the shelves/cabinets underneath?
Finished it up yesterday! Video and plans will post on thursday
Check Out PART 2 Here: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.html
probably a stupid question but what do you use the t-track for?
@@magutch1 stop block
What cad system do you use? Great plans thank you.
I use Sketchup!
Great looking bench. 2 sheets of plywood? is that solely to accommodate the T track?
No. just makes for a much stronger bench that will last, especially with an 8ft length 2 sheets will help prevent sagging. And if you dont glue it your top layer can be removed and replaced easily if you want. and yes, it accommodates t track.
@@PatriotDIY It's almost exactly the sort of thing I was planning for my shed. It will be a couple of feet shorter but other than that it looks perfect.
Dude, you built this like you were making a curio cabinet for your living room! I'm not filling in screw holes and doing all that sanding for a workbench! 🤣
Otherwise, great job!
Just curious why 2 sheets of 3/4 glued together for the top? Why not just use 1?
@tree9851 you could definatly use 1 if you want but 2 is stronger, better for clamping to and gives you the extra thickness needed to add the t track
I purchased your plans for the miter saw station. I noticed that on the top station was a total of 96” and the bottom was 93”. I’m new to woodworking so I don’t understand why there is a difference in the top and bottom?
@varleyfitch6544 the top of the bench overhangs the base
I wanna get the plans, just wondering how wide it is? I have a dewalt that needs a lot of space
this bench is 15' long and 2' wide. The middle section for the saw should be made to whatever width you need for your specific saw.
Nice work! I'm just starting out and there are some great tips here. Where did you serve man?
Thanks! I'm not a veteran though, just very Patriotic !
How is the sticky on that tape holding up? Wondering if that will come off after some use.
Holding strong!
Where do I get a saw dust collector?
amzn.to/40OWJHr
Great bench going to attempt to build one, how do I get a cut sheet for the bench new to TH-cam looking for this sheet and the free plans.
Thank you.
There is a description below the video, in the description you will find a link to the plans!
How many 2x4 needed?
@@JayGaleazzi There's a materials list in the plans linked in the description
I would love to build this. Is there any chance that you can make a conversion to metric in the plans ?
I'm sorry I don't think I'll have any metric plans coming out any time soon but I have seen some great convertion calculators for woodworking online
Nice video. Great work station. Did you start the measuring tape at 0 at the blade or at the edge of the table? Again great video. Thanks for sharing.
0 at the blade
Would like to get the plans, however I’d like to purchase the whole plans that include the drawers. Are you planning to put part two out or have I missed part two? Thanks, really like this style Miter station
I havnt completed part 2 yet, but when I do the full plans will be available!
Part 2 HERE: th-cam.com/video/KdEQBw2wEhU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BG8j6D9IEJrMSL9q
Can you share your pocket hole settings you used to attach the plywood top to the 2x4 rails? I find so many different opinions online. Thanks
I set it to the 1.5" material setting
Disregard my ignorance, but why two sheets of plywood on top of each other?
For the slots
What is that blue thing called to make the holes for screws?
Pocket hole jig. amzn.to/3YpcEuo
Curious to know why you made one side of the table 8 ft and the other 5 ft? I am about to build this same table (thank you!) but I was going to put the miter saw platform in the middle. Was there some reason you chose to offset it on yours? Thanks!!
Just so I can support longer boards on the left side and I can make longer repeated cuts since there more room for the stop block on that side
I've forgotten, but what is the metal channel inlaid on top? Is that used with stops?
Yea it's t track, used for stop blocks
@@PatriotDIY I'm trying to build a miter bench myself. In a small shop. The barn needs a lot of work...
Can I use a 3/4" mortising bit for the t-track? Instead of the Straight Bit?
Seems like that would work