Thomas Custom Woodworks
Compact Miter Saw Station Plans - Written AND Video
Compact Miter Saw Station Plans - Written AND Video
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***THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE DIGITAL BUILD PLAN AND NOT A TANGIBLE ITEM***
Upon purchase you will receive 32 pages of detailed written plans and a link for the 19-minute instructional video plans.
Key Features:
- Space-Saving Design
Retractable wings fold out for extra support when needed and fold back in to save space when not in use.
- Mobility at Its Best
Lockable casters allow you to easily move the station around your workshop, then secure it in place for stability.
- Smart Storage
Includes dedicated space for tools and accessories, keeping everything organized and within easy reach.
- Open Compartment for Easy Cleanup
An open compartment provides the perfect space for a garbage bin, making it easy to throw away scraps and keep your workspace tidy.
- Simple, Quick Build
Designed to be easy to build without compromising on functionality or appearance. This build is perfect for a beginner.
What is included in these written plans:
- Materials list
- Tools list
- Approximate cost
- Cut list
- Dimensions of every piece
- Step-by-step written instructions with pictures and dimensions
- Video plans (link is in the beginning of the written plans)
What is included in the 19-minute video plans:
- Step-by-step detailed instructions on how to complete every step of the build.
What you won't get with these plans:
- Vague instructions that will leave you guessing
- Confusion diagrams or missing measurements
- Assumption that you're a pro with a fully loaded shop
- A fast-talking, edited YouTube video instead of real guidance
Dimensions (also in the photos):
- Wings Folded: 32.5" Tall, 30" Wide, 18" Deep.
- Wings Unfolded (up): 32.5" Tall, 71" Wide, 18" Deep.
Power Tools Needed:
- Miter Saw
- Table Saw
- Drill
- Palm Router
Approximate Total Cost to Build: $195
Measurements are in Imperial only, not Metric.
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Very easy step by step instructions. video helpful.
I thought the cut out drawing was great.
I made the mistake of usine 1/2 inc. plywood to make the build lighter.
This material warps more easily so the assembly is more difficult.
The brackets work great when theycome out of the box. But once installed, even a slightly misalignement causes the mechanism to not fold as easily, I was disappointed by that. May be a short warning in the video would be helpful.
(My next purchase is the flip-over stand!).
just got supplies to start the build!!
The plans and video were excellent—an easy project for someone like me (a beginner in woodworking).