3 in 1 miter saw station (must have WOODWORKING jig) DIY Creators
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Making a 3 in 1 miter saw station. Now make repeatable cuts, safely cut small parts and make miter cuts. If you lack space in your shop or want a quick and easy miter saw setup, then this is a great addition.
Download the plans: gumroad.com/diycreators
Written article: diycreators.com/3-in-one-diy-...
Materials & tools used (Affiliate Links)
- 3/4'' Plywood and 1 by 2 stock
- (1) 48’’ Universal T-Track amzn.to/2w2Y9nN
- (1) 48’’ Universal T-Track with hold down clamp kit amzn.to/2TcYD2F
- #6 (3/8’’) Screws used to secure the T-Track
- M4 - Thread insert amzn.to/3brXkoL
- M4 - Screws for insert amzn.to/3bty3e0
- Miter saw homedepot.sjv.io/xrz1R
- Mini Square amzn.to/3aaSMlk
- Digital protractor angle finder amzn.to/2TdPDf1
- Black Gloves homedepot.sjv.io/JN6yQ
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FAQ: Must have tools for beginners (Affiliate Links)
1. Circular saw amzn.to/37311Pm
2. Drill amzn.to/2FRikGX
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4. Pocket hole jig amzn.to/36WN4ST
5. Miter saw amzn.to/30llr3s
6. Table Saw amzn.to/2QVBeTv
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4. Tripod amzn.to/2RoIx5f
5. Software Adobe Premiere Pro
FAQ: Top Materials I use
1. 3/4 Plywood, Select pine Southern yellow pine
2. LED- Multi-Color LED - (White LED amzn.to/30mSSCJ )
3. Wood Glue - (Glue bottle amzn.to/2QU1VrI ) & (Glue amzn.to/36WbBHR )
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I really appreciated the “Where I Am” insets. I wish more You Tubers would adopt this technique.
I second that!
It should be mandatory!😁
Nicely done...going save this video and build this in the near future...
I have to agree - however its done its a great idea. So, maybe a "How I do it" video on your editing techniques?
What is it for?
I love this guy’s videos. He always points out when he makes a little mistakes even though he really does not need to. That tells you all you need to know about how honest a person is and this guy I feel is as honest as they come.
This is a top-tier design, in my opinion, and exactly what I think I'm going to do, at least for now. I already started building a huge miter saw station but funding became a "stop-block" lol. This, though, will work. I really like the angle setter. That could really make a difference for me.
Thank you, Sir, for blessing us again with your presence 🙏🏿
That “Where I am” insert of your 3D model is BRILLIANT!! Your already excellent content made even better!!! Keep on Making!!
I will be making one thank you .
Hands down, one of the best instructional content creators and builders/craftsman on here imo. I'm be needing one of these in my workshop so I'm grateful for the time and tips. 🙏🏼🍻
Thank you, much appreciated!
@@DIYCreators Thank you 👊🏼
I like the "I am here" picture, it makes following along easy.
This guy keeps it straight forward enough for all us 'Weekend joiners' to believe we can do that too. Really enjoy all his content. Best from the UK.
Agreed! Simply brilliant!
What I love is the honesty, at about 3m 54s, and then telling us how you fixed it. Top marks for the patient and friendly (unintimidating) presentation style.
I've scrolled through the posts to find who may have given this awesome instructional video thumbs down. No one that rated this video thumbs down left a message stating why. I can only assume trolls or competitors in the DIY woodworking category are jealous of him. I often view these gentlemen's videos for inspiration in tackling projects.
Love the “where I am” graphic. And, showing mistakes. 😉 Great video.
The video recoding and clarity is one of the best on RUclips bar none. I appreciate the fact you don't yammer on and on like so many others, they love their own voices. You cover a ton of ground and answer many questions with the straight forward instruction. Great video, great jig with great presentation and very professional. Definitely a 5 out of 5 star rating.
I just watch your work on the miter saw station . Outstanding work !
The highlight graphic in the top right showing what you're working on is FABULOUS. I can't tell you the number of times I've been watching a woodworking video and wondered what the host was doing, it was all some magical thing and you can't see what's happening until the end.
Thank you very much, great video, awesome addition! I'm going to add your improvements to any miter station build I make.
This jig seems so simple and full of features that everyone would be using but this the first time I have ever seen it for a miter saw. I totally agree that moving the blade for angle cuts should be the last option, this is far better to achieve accuracy. Great job.
Fo Sho!!!! Keep that saw and blade LOCKED at 90!!!!
Your work is amazing, haven't seen a project that I didn't enjoy. Would love to be able to build like you. Congrats on hitting 2M.
Haha, thank you! I appreciate that!
Very nice! I'm just a 62 y.o. beginner, I love these videos! Great job! BE SAFE,GOD BLESS!🇺🇸👍🙏❤
I absolutely 100% _LOVE_ the "Where I am" graphics! Adds a TON of value!
Absolute best mitersaw jig I have ever seen! Will definitely be making
Wow! Big time props. I love how you create a tool that needs minimal adjustments and still provides a wide range of functionality. Your design is brilliant and very helpful. Thank you tremendously.
Incredible a miter saw station that's not the size of a 1972 Buick. One of the best ideas and video I have ever seen. Better get ready for a LOT of people to copy this project. Great job
I just grabbed your plans off gumroad. You said they were free but when I saw you had metric measurements I had to throw some money your way. Enjoy your coffee or beer 🍺
I'm grateful the other Gods allowed you to leave Valhalla in order to share your wood working warrior abilities with us mortals
What a great build!!! I love the form and functionality of it. To me this is what I would call a "no nonsense " tool. It does exactly what it's meant to do, and it does it very well!!!
Thank You Sir for another great build!!!
Just excellent. 2 million subscribers, everyone of them deserved.
Thank you. I appreciate the fact that you don't yammer on and on and get down to business quickly. Secondly, I appreciate the fact that you list the materials used in the project. Too often, video show everything going on and you don't have a clue as to what the person is using. Keep up the good work.
I am building something out of wood for the first time....a chicken coop. Your videos have been the most helpful of anything I have found on the internet! I am so grateful to you and want you to know what a service you are offering to people, especially us women who have a hard time finding someone to teach us. Thank you so much!!!!
The precision cuts are so satisfying to watch! 💯
I love this and the way you explained it. I am going to build this for my shop in the UK. Thanks, bud.
This is the best jig I've seen and since my mitre saw cannot cut accurate angles it will be the first I attempt to make. Thanks Tricia
Always love that "Where Am I" feature! Wish every project plan I worked on featured that!
You're an outstanding communicator. Thanks for the tutorial
As an amateur with woodworker, I typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement. Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I now work like a genius. That is great!?
Man, I like how your mind works. This is seriously nice.
As far as I know this is the first of its kind for a portable. At least that I've seen.
I WILL be adapting this to my saw even though it doesn't slide.
Very nice set up!
Thank you for sharing this ingenious idea!
One of the things that I like most about your build is that you are using the blade guard on your table saw. I see very few doing this and it is the best way to protect yourself from injury. Keep up the great work.
You're so inspiring and have really cool ideas. Love to watch every one of your videos. Greetings from germany ✌️
Thank you, I appreciate that! Greetings
@@DIYCreators when you reach to people from Germany, you know you've achieved beyond success. Everything about your videos is perfect. The quality of the product, the footage, the talking throughout, no annoying music, and the practicality of what you make.
Really cool stuff ... I'm just now getting into woodworking and found your station... Your awesome 💪
Wow. Your videos are truly educational and motivational for a middle aged desk jockey looking to make himself useful in the garage. Thank you!
I love that "WHERE AM I" thing!! Well done!!
it is from the beginning of the channel that I follow you, and I am pleased to see that a warm greeting from Italy has grown in this way.👍💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
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Congrats on 2 million subs!!!!!!!!
Thank you
Well you beat the system my man, this is the only thing you will need for miter saw, 0 clearance insert, extended fence with stop-block, adjustable angle jig, it has everything. It's really awesome as you don't need miter saw at all, if you make the stand for plain regular circular saw with few springs and hinges (I saw a video of that somewhere on yt, if I find it I can post it in edit) you can have a miter saw for the cost of circular saw, few T-tracks, screws and a bit of wood. This is amazing
Much appreciated that you think about users with entry level tools, you make things simpler!! Thanks so much for your education!!
Men, it's very cool!
Pretty fantastic idea, dude! Really well done! 😃
I love this build. The only thing I would add would be indexing blocks under the jig to go up against the sides of the miter saw. That would make it pop on and off super easy if you need to cut large stock. Also a set of toggle latch clamps would eliminate needing screws and inserts to secure it.
Thanks for the build and the great ideas!
That mitered equilateral triangle is the gold standard. Nicely done.
This is such a fantastic instructional, thanks for sharing.
Mate, that is a spot on set up. I wish I had a dedicated spot for my miter saw. If I had, I would build something like that. However having a small crowded garage, my mitre saw only comes out of the shelf when needed. Greetings from UK.
Thanks
Your videos are getting much better. Enjoyed the text and graphics, you’re still one of best but I think you stepped it up a notch on this one. Yes I will be making one of these myself. Keep them coming and keep on improving. Thanks.
I really like this, especially the angle setting jig. Probably 95% of my cuts are square, so not having to take my saw out of square & cutting extra slots in my table on the few I do make is great. I think I'll be making one of these!
I`m going to make one, I`ve been doing the cuts similar to that but just rinky dinky rigs
An additional benefit to this jig is that I can use a cheaper, simpler saw (without any compound cutting capabilities)
B Vz ... Unless you cut into the fence at an angle you can “not’ make a Compound miter cut...? The Auxiliary adjustable fence is only designed for miter cuts that I can see. This seems like a very Cool auxiliary table. Kinda like a “Sled” for a “table saw” but for a miter saw...
A simply BEAUTIFUL way to keep the saw locked at 90 degrees but still do miters!!!!!!
Just brilliant. So comprehensive. Cutting angles while not disturbing the saw. Awesome. Thank you
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Absolutely amazing as always! I am curious how this could be adapted for a sliding miter saw to cut wider pieces? Any suggestions?
I have a slider and very slowly cut right through the "T" Tracks also setting my saw depth to the absolute shallowest depth of cut to get through the material at the fence, no problem ;-)
I'm just a minute and a half into the video and had my mind blown. I really love the idea of cutting miters without adjusting the saw.
Unreal! I've been putting off making a permanent miter station with fence and thankfully found this! This will let me keep the miter saw portable and easy to move around but still provide all of those features I was hoping for. Also the perfect 0 clearance fence for no tearout is going to be very welcomed. Thank you for the awesome content as usual
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How on earth someone can give a thumbs down on this? They must be the haters!!!
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I love the narration. My ears don’t quit hear fast enough though. Looks like a jig worth making! Thanks.
Best instructional video ever. Definitely my new favourite content provider
Thoughts on using this with a sliding saw?
My thoughts as well.... The tracks out in the path of the slide have me wondering. I am a bit confused as to why they are there
The base would need to be thick enough lest the jig became two pieces barely joined at the end of the cut. I think this jig works best with a none slider. I do like the zero clearance aspect the jig allows. I’ve made a smaller version quickly mountable for small work as mitre saws are extremely dangerous for small-piece cutting.
Mission accomplished. After repeated watchings of the video and constant referrals, the build is done. Some alterations to fit my smaller hands and my workshop. It works fantastically. I no longer fear losing fingers on doing small cuts. Plus, overall it is just safer to use. Keep up the good work and the very simple to follow directions on projects.
God bless you.
Greatings from Romania.
Brilliant! I love the angle finder jig! That's such a great idea as you always leave your mitre saw at 90 degrees to the fence. Also to be able to dial in angles greater than 45 is awesome! Well done!
This is perfect! I have to cut 72 walnut frames for my wall paneling tomorrow and I haven't been happy with the accuracy of the 45s. I'm building this first thing in the morning.
I always appreciate that you keep it simple and use basic tools. Thx
It's refreshing to see a skilled tradesman explain how to approach the work. I've subscribed and thank you.
I like how precise the miter guide works with the miter saw real cool
I agree, "Hands down" one of your best. What a cleaver and useful addition to a miter saw!
Cleaver is what I use for pork chops.
This is one of your best ones. I thought I had to build a full mitre station. Now I can make this. Thanks.
I watch a lot of wood working videos but this guy is good
Hands down, this is one of the absolute best shop jigs I have ever seen. This is going to be a game changer for me. I think to make installation of the T tracks easier, rather than cutting them short of the miter saw blade, and trying to line them up perfectly, I will just install a long piece of T track, and let the saw blade cut the appropriate slot. Soft aluminum will not harm a woodworking blade.
Very very well done... it great to see a black guy #1, then to deliver with skill and the technical know how.
Fantastic!!!
This... that right there... what you made... what you have created. What you have achieved... is the shizzz. Thanks.
The “Where am I” display is great! 👍
That’s mint. Rather than it being a jig I think I’ll make it into bench top. Thank You
This is genius. It removes lots of the limitations of the miter saw. And I say that as smne who loves using his miter saw. Great job !
I love this jig! I have an old Harbor Freight 12" miter saw that isn't the most accurate and is a pain to adjust. I think this jig will let me get a lot more life out of my saw and also increase the quality of my cuts. Thanks, Glen!
My absolute favorite woodworking artist ever.
I will be setting up my new shop soon, so I watched this again. I love it. I plan to do something like this with my miter station. Many thanks - great idea.
Excellent demonstration! I love the added "where am I ?". Thanks for keeping it concise!
You are a genius. Very well made and quite useful. The angle setter is a major plus for acute angles. No more awkward jigs or double cuts.
I think this is one of the best miter saw jigs/sleds I've seen!!! Great idea. Thanks for the free plans.
Awesome. This jig makes even hella cheap miter saws useful. When i get my miter....this is prolly one of the first things i will want to make
I like the potential portability of this jig. You could take it on the job site and not be stuck with a saw permanently mounted to a miter saw station. This gives me some ideas, thanks Glen, nice work as usual!
Nice and direct. Straight into the content. This should be the model for RUclips videos. Good idea too!
Freeeeeek'n Sweeeeeet! Love it! Just bought the DeWalt 12" saw myself... now to build a bench for it, and of course, YOUR jig!!! Thank You!
Brilliant as usual. I really like adding the angle maker that eliminates having to pivot the saw and hope the angles are correct.. Great video. Very clear and well-edited. Thanks again!!
Thank you for making all sorts of projects durable, even for newcomers! I am without a doubt going to make this one in a smaller version for my miter saw! Keep up the amazing work 😊
Great project! Love that blue pallet wood background, too!
That's The One!! Finally Found The One For My Shop. Thanks For Your Creativity.
DIY Creators...You're videos are hands down some of the most innovative on RUclips!!! I've been looking to rebuild my miter station and this is hands down the BEST I've seen!!!
One of my favourite channels. You’re a great communicator!
You have such a clear way of explaining with attention to the small stuff like cutting the tape short of the end
This is awesome. I am thinking of adapting this to a radial arm saw. The possibilities are endless...
I got my 7 1/4 ryobi for small Japanese woodwork. Thus is gonna be the first think I use it to make. Then I will get back to the other stuff! Thank you very, very much for this!
A simple clear “how to” video what’s not to like! Thank you very much mate!
Ever think of sending these videos to HGTV? A guy with your talent needs his own show. You’ve made some amazing looking things👍 new subscriber here.
Love this channel. Straight to the point on what I need and how everything works which is a plus for beginners. Will be doing a number of these projects once needed materials are collected. Thanks so much brother!!!
Excellent build and filming style. I can see this in a shop that has multiple miter stations. I plan on getting a radial arm saw sometime in the near future and this design will be perfect. I plan on keeping a dado stack on it all the time. I will have to screw the jig down to the base to make it permanent. I never would have thought to include the 2 pieces of t-track to the flat surface, so thank you for that!! Great job and Im glad you are finally getting the following you deserve.