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how did u anchor your miter saw? super video!!

building this exact table this weekend. only thing i have to adjust for is I have the larger 10" table saw. Also want to leave room for a slide out planer tray on the bottom

I like your method best. Simple is also easy when you have to repair

This is absolutely fantastic. There were a few bits of missing info, ie, how you framed for the miter saw. I wish you had written drawings/instructions so a beginner like me could more easily follow.

got 10 mins then got tired of hitting my volume button to adjust blaring music with barely audible vocal. Do yourself a favor. Leave the music out. Most people do, and it is perfectly ok.

Love this setup will definitely be trying to make this

WoodPrix includes very useful instructions with all details I need

I'm pretty sure the best instruction is on WoodPrix.

Nice build I’m looking to build something similar just a little bigger but very nice job 👍🏽

Why didn’t you remove the flooring and subfloor and attach the pony wall right to the floor joists? This would have allowed the pony wall to be even more secure and the entire structure would have looked as if it had always been there. The flooring is never supposed to run under any cabinets or island. If someone wants to change the flooring at some point in the future. They have to either remove all the cabinets or cut the flooring and leave the old flooring under the cabinets and island.

Good Job

I have a question about the miter saw area measurements. When the MS is underneath, the table top will be flush. But when the MS is up there is a 1/4" difference. Why is this important? You did not explain and i don't understand why.

I bought excellent e-book from WoodPrix.

What if you don't have large enough access to get a beam that large fed into the attic? Do you just shore up with temporary walls and remove the existing wall ant then feed the beam up from underneath?

Might also be helpful to cut a hole under the table saw to catch sawdust then put a bucket underneath to remove it when it gets full.

Wow. Well done. Thought the framing was a bit elaborate for a workbench though. Still trying to figure out why? I’m the same way, though. I got myself bogged down sometimes on the job and I had a boss woh would come along and go, “we’re not building a piano here…”

Nice design and I am building it now with some mods. Question on the table top, why not just set it on and clamp it, trace the underneath side, then remove and cut out the pieces? This would save a lot of time trying to make sure you have an accurate measurements. Updated: I did use a combination of both methods. I am doing a table saw, flip-top miter saw and flip-top planer. I traced the underside of the flip tops and measured the table saw area. My table saw had several offset cuts to due a newer model than what was shown in the video.

@jbuildsdiy thanks for the lesson. Fully explained and simple enough for me to understand

Excellent video that anyone should be able to understand! Best video series so far with very clear instructions! I appreciate and thank you for sharing your wonderful and professional experience with all of us and keep up the good work plus the nice videos you are providing! By the way, what's your location!

How much 2x4 did you buy

Amazing job especially all by yourself! The whole place looks amazing.

Awesome build! Is there a way to get the plans for this?

Love this setup!

Great job. I really like the order in which you added the bottom and saw platform. I’ve watched several of these builds and this was the smoothest I’ve seen.

What were the dimensions of the piece you cut out for the miter saw?

I'm a woman and am 5'4" how tall are you, so i can subtract accordingly?

Did anyone ever end up with the plans for this build?

Curious, why not joist hooks? Why u relied on screws only?

I love this. Looking for something similar for my pergola deck. Wondering about water drainage and how it holds up in climates with snow. 2 feet at times. Are there gutters/downspouts?

this is what i will be making this fall when it cools down here in AZ... looks exactly like i was wanting. i just dont have a plainer to smooth things out..

Very nice design. I would recommend putting some diagonal bracing on it though, to prevent the bench from racking/moving over time. That would greatly improve the longevity of the bench.

Hi Jamie, Love this plan how can I get a copy of them?

i am interested in the price of the roof cover

Simple, functional, I like this. Great job man! 👍

What app or website did you use to design your add on which you shown as 3d modeling

Can you show the calculations or the formula you used to determine where to put the bolts for the miter flip top?

Could I get the plans?

I've been looking for a video on just this topic - how to remove cedar siding with the goal of putting it back after adding a moisture barrier etc. I will give your method a shot. Thank you.

Good Stuff, thx for posting this, am about to add a new entry door to out place, this vid covers most of my questions on how to approach.

I have watched quite a few of these builds and this one is by far the most practical, and looks amazing too, love the content mate, keep it coming! a follow from me 100% - keen to get started on this very build myself in a few weeks!

what are the measurements for where to drill the hole pivot point for the miter saw mount? Would you be able to explain that?

I want to build something just like this so it was really helpful seeing your build. I love the flip miter saw section. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing your build. I can definitely identify with your space issues. I have use of one side of a two car garage, so the ability to easily move equipment is vital for me. I enjoyed the way you included your thought processes while moving along with the build. Thanks again and keep building and filming!

Just a little constructive criticism you should face the camera. A little humor is good. The bench idea was good I’d like to try it out.

Your bench is great, exactly what I have been looking for. Do you have plans that I can download. Thank You Jon

Nice design and execution. Impressive to do it all yourself, too. The video itself is helpful!

@jbuildsdiy any idea what the clearance needed to flip that saw? I have the same saw was curious since you never showed the saw mounted. Thx

This is exactly what I'm looking to do with a miter saw station I want to build. How is it holding up with the lag bolts? I've seen other videos and people used 1" pipe for the spin factor. Overkill? Anything you would do differently now after using it for a while?

Such a great video to following alone with. Especially for beginners like me

Does anybody want to share the plans with me? I reached out on instagram but he is a busy man and I have not heard back. Please and thank you!