Easy Miter Saw Station Build with Kreg Precision Trak & Stop System // 4K
2023 ж. 22 Ақп.
66 570 Рет қаралды
Today I'm finally getting around to building a miter saw station. I was tired of inconsistent length cuts and sometimes making risky cuts at the table saw. It's a DIY friendly build that any beginner level woodworker can accomplish; using only (2) sheets of plywood and some left over 1 by stock. The station has features such as the Kreg precision trak and stop system, deep drawers for storage and dust collection system.
The station looks good and should serve you well. As for the Mistakes, they don't even exist as long as you can fix them. Remember the Only person who never made a mistake is the person who never did anything.
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Thank you
i like this as it actually looks like a work bench rather than some over engineered piece of furniture that's good enough for a front room, we all make mistakes and i'm happy you included them it helps others not to fall into the same traps, i'm a carpenter more framer really but i enjoyed your video well done.
👍👍 thank you
I absolutely love your sense of humor and personality you bring to woodworking. There are a lot of dull woodworkers on the tube that make watching/learning from them almost impossible. Thank you good sir!
Really appreciate the comment, thank you!
Its refreshing to see a woodworker get things wrong. At least I know Im not the only one.
Nope we all make 'em. Thanks for the comment!
That router mistake earned my subscription. If it works then you did it successfully. Finally, an honest KZheadr!
If you like mistakes just wait until my next vid coming out next weekend 😂
Hi Man. I like your reality sometimes things don't go as you plan, and untill i have millions to burn I need to work with my stuff however it turns out and it's not always perfect. Very nice video looks like the miter station will be 100% accurate in functionality and serve you well.👍👍👍
Much appreciated, Thank you
I cried at the router fence moving, hardest I have laughed on YT video in a while. Been there...feel your pain!
Ooof it’s the worst - thank you!
Great build man. Love your sense of humor!! Formica is a thankless product to work with, but your station turned out looking so sleek!!
Really appreciate the kind words, thank you.
Great video. We've all been there with the frustration when trying hard to get it just right. I laughed so hard I cried, because I've been there
Too true lol thanks!
Great job. I loved the Michael Scott face; it was the same one I was making. LOL It happens to the best of us. Enjoy your new bench!
Thank you!
Great video, had me laughing at the start! Looking forward to seeing more content!
Thanks!
I did enjoy it. I will be back. I sat here with a sh*t eating grin for the entire thing and laughed at many points. Well done. I look forward to seeing what’s next.
Thanks!
Best Documentary I seen in a while!!!!!
Dude! 👌. Great build. Really enjoyed watching this. Definitely subscribed!
Thanks so much for the love, Much appreciated
This is so sick
I think you did fine, I prefer that you share your mistakes. Looks good. Limited on the right side.
thanks
My OCD's got my eyes glitching because of the brad nail holes once completed.... lol But love the overall look!
End of the day it’s shop furniture. But believe me my OCD notices every day 😂
playing cards work well for spacing your drawer fronts
Thank you.
make more video brother, I like this content. I want to see you grow. I just bought my first home did the base of my garage and patch up the floors and epoxy it and paint all the walls and install lights now im trying to build a work station. I want to learn from you.
I appreciate the kind words. I should have a video out sometimes next week and another shortly after. Congrats on the house - sounds like you could start your own channel.
Love your work! The clip inserts are hysterical.
Thank you!
Well done. I'm looking forward to your next video.
Thanks!
Funny and educational, keep em coming Greg!
Good station, now create your own dream.
Nice work!
good looking station
Outstanding. Fun and entertaining. As a retired construction professional there were a few minor oops' but nothing to complain about. You do take chances with your fingers a little more than makes me comfortable. I can't wait to see what's next.
I appreciate the heads up, thanks!
Lol he fut the video on those small rips on the table saw. Those cheapo plastic push sticks are garbage.
Excellent video. Entertaining, light hearted and a great outcome.
Thanks!
Great job, now on to the Dust collection....
There’s dust collection under the saw. There’s a n Oneida cyclone separator tied to that ridgid shop vac. There’s even blast gates so I can attach a hose to vacuum the shop. The video was getting lengthy so I didn’t include it.
Keep bringing the videos. I thought it was hilarious.
Thank you ! Recently started my latest project I’ll have the vid out asap
I found your video to be informative & entertaining. Good job. I look forward to seeing more in the future...
Thanks! Much appreciated.
It looks fantastic!! Well done sir!
Thanks so much!
Nice job man welcome to the big show!
Thank you!
😂 I enjoyed your video, thanks for making it, it must have taken you ages to edit it. Simply marvelous 👍
Much appreciated I’m glad you enjoyed. Thank you.
Looks great
Great funny entertaining video😂. Really good you kept the mistakes in too. Good work👌
Thank you !
Wonderful video. Really laughed my head off at some of the mistakes. Excellent that you included them. I too have made many similar mistakes. I don't video at all, so you let me relive some of the boo boos I have done in the past. Thank you for that. By the way, the saw station turned out nice. As your skills improve, you can look back on it and see where you can/could change things in the future. I must admit, this is the most refreshing video I have seen in a very long while. Good job Sir.
Thanks!
Beautiful job and good work on the video also!
Thank you!
Great job Sir..
Thank you thank you
awesome station but i will say this was def of video editing that makes me reminiscent of "howtobasic" awesome vid, great editing and def have a little shop envy on this piece!
Thank you !
i like the drawers under the mitre wings.
Much appreciate thank you!
Nice Job Dude!!! u funny!!! LOL By the way what is the model of that dewalt nailer??
Excellent
Thank you
good work and funny too!
Thanks !
looks great. May I make a suggestion if you are going to add the 'T track' to something again that you'll laminate? If you know your adding the track before you laminate, router the surface first then cut/trim the laminate with a flush trim bit. Or, if the track is an afterthought, protect the laminate by using flush cut bit and place the impromptu fence on the line you're going to laminate, then take a shallow first pass to cleanly go through the laminate.
Great idea - I’ll try that next time
Great video! I liked cause it's down to earth with some humor in it. Good build. It's great you showed your mistake, a lot don't but you can bet they make them. When you coming out with another? Thanks for this one. Roger from the Sip
Hoping within the next 3-4 weeks; I’m in the middle of a cool project right now. I work full time and have a newborn so it’s difficult to find the time. But thank you for the kind words, means a lot.
@@madebygreg Hey Family first, and I know for a fact that a Newborn takes a Lot of attention. You will be lucky to get much time in the shop for a while but enjoy it while you can because they grow up really quick. Maybe you will have a new helper in the shop in a few years. 🥰
nice video. I'm now a fanboy
😂 thanks!
always need the freaking back sheet of ply
Always
That's a dope bench. You even used laminate instead of melamine. I am unskilled and lazy, I just would of went with the black melamine.
Lmao thank you thank you
you cut the laminate on the opposite side and bend it towards the good side, youll need to score it enough to be really confident in it not breaking off your cut line
Great tip thanks.
What is the black paper you put on the tree?
The orange clamps that you are using, do you like those, do you have a link to where one could purchase them?
They’re good in certain situations. I’d recommend a squeeze clamp over these but these do work well. 4-in Ratcheting Clamp Spring Clamp www.lowes.com/pd/Pony-4-in-32000series-Spring-Clamp/1000988804
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Is that blue thing under the saw a spot to plug your vac hose into?
Yes. There are two blast gates one that serves that blue adapter and the other my miter saw
I would have used 2x4’s for most of the build and then used 3 quarter inch ply for the top then 1x3’s for the trim
YOU GOT PLANS FOR THIS ? WOULD WORK PERFECT FOR MY GARAGE SPACE.
I’m sorry I do not. I need to learn SketchUp asap and get some plans going for this and future builds. I tend to ‘wing’ it on things
@@madebygreg Not a problem, I took notes off watching your video. We all at times tend to wing it. "Wing It Wood Working LLC" has a nice ring to it.
Very creative! Do you have plans or a cut list for sale?
I unfortunately do not. I’m still trying to learn Sketchup so I can make plans available for future builds.
@madebygreg please let us know when you do cuz I would love to build this for my garage
Your fence moved on you because you need to use more clamps in different places
Wondering if you’ve added dust control to your shop since this video
There’s dust collection under the saw. There’s a n Oneida cyclone separator tied to that ridgid shop vac. There’s even blast gates so I can attach a hose to vacuum the shop. The video was getting lengthy so I didn’t include it.
@@madebygreg perfect, just that I'm building out my shop and that is obviously something one needs to consider when doing it in your garage and your wife goes through it often. She doesn't like my dusty footprints to the fridge! :)
Fill in dark epoxy around the t track nobody will notice 😮
I like the way you think
What are you dimensions?
70” w x 34” tall x 24” deep. Made specific to my height and width of the wall.
Do not cross cut like this @1:22 make a sled or use a stop block, unless you want trouble. All The best kzhead.info/sun/l81tedWpa4GfpIE/bejne.html
Couldn’t agree more. The safety is actually a big reason why I built this. Thanks for the advise!
If you need to cross cut on the table saw again, you can clamp a block to the rip fence.... WELL BEFORE/ IN FRONT OF... the front edge of the blade.
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