DIY MOBILE MITER SAW STAND with Wheels // How To Build - Woodworking
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Learn how to build this DIY mobile miter saw stand, complete with wheels and an extension wing, and it's way better than a jobsite miter saw stand! // Use code CRAFTED to get $15 off your 1st pair of BRUNT boots + Free Shipping, Free Returns & risk-free 30-day wear trial: cen.yt/bruntcr...
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I'm sad, I wanted to try out the boots but they don't make my size. :( Ah well. Great video no matter what. :)
@@ElisaShaffer rip
Genius. One of those ideas that makes you say, "why the hell didn't I ever think of that?!"
I love this. Great creativity. This looks it could be modified a little to become a space saving item for a small shop.
Yay minivan! Maximal utility in an efficient package.
Best video I've ever seen,
Sorry for missing this video but I will build this for my future shop
Do you have a cut list?
Fantastic job, dude! Great solution! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Really like this build. Sorry to add to the armchair quarterbacking, but in the future I recommend leaving one of the nuts on the threaded rod before you cut. Then you can back the nut off and it will fix any of the threads that were botched in the cutting process. Will reduce the risk of not being able to thread a nut on after the cut. Thanks for the vid!
That's the first thing I thought of, too.
That's how I always do it except when I forget, which I sometimes do.
Awesome design! Do you have a video for the table legs?
No, those were just sawhorses I had on hand. Any sawhorse should work fine!
What, no fence 😜
Why do you keep using the most hideous wood for your recent projects????
Function over form.
Torsion box construction Is extremely strong. I like the build except for the material. Too heavy. 1/2 inch plywood wood be strong enough and a lot lighter.
This would be even more awesome with an ambulance stretcher base, where you lift one set of legs that snaps in place, then lift the other to get the table.
Totally. When he was pulling out and setting up the sawhorses, was immediately thinking flip down legs would be perfect.
This is exactly what I need, awesome video. Will there be any plans available for this? I know its not an extremely difficult project but some plans to reference to would be nice.
Am I missing where you talk about the sizes you cut? You did a great job showing each step BUT you went through so fast, I couldn't determine sizes based on things lying around. Next video, take more time, they'll be better.
I would have used plywood for its strength but great job.
where is your CNC?, Cheers from Toronto Canada!
I love everything except the type of wood
What wood are you thinking to use instead?
@@CraigJones191 I don't know. Plywood instead??
For a table like this with those dimensions if you use plywood it would need to be 3/4" thick, that will make a very heavy table with the saw attached.
Advantech subfloor is good stuff. Basically 3/4” thick, and holds up to water very well. Huber states it can be left outside installed for 500 days before needing to sand the seams.
Question: Why not use glue on the primary assembly? Do you have a rule of thumb when you will or won't?
Great videos, thanks for sharing.
I wondered too
does your sawstop jobsite pro have a small bow in the sliding extension table? for the life of me, I cannot get it to be flat and im trying to figure out why its high in the middle. Every time I try to move the fence it catches on it :/. Also, how do you cut bigger than 25" when ripping, as I havent figured out how to do it without building a table that lines up with it and building a matching rail system?
Hi Johnny, quick question, i saw a 9 tool dewalt kit on amazon for 500$ would you recommend it? 20v max
Neat derivative of a Paulk work top 👍
I’m surprised Jay Bates isn’t here calling a scumbag in the comments 😉
so was this entire table built with one or 2 sheets of OSB. Looking at purchasing my first miter and trying to determine if I should just build a table or purchase one of the many miter saw stands
I'm putting money on a collab with the Perkin's boys :D Super looking forward to it!
Nice work, I’ve been planning something like this for a while after making my own version of the Paulk workbench some years ago, and you’ve created almost exactly what I was thinking. Well done, and thanks for the inspiration and well made video!
Nice build! Here’s to anyone who’s ever taken a sheet of ply to the toe
Regarding pocket holes where MDF is 0 and Plywood is 9, where would you rate OSB in strength?
Great Video, I love the wheels Idea, So I'm now officially stealling this awesome idea.
Your Mitre Saw station is great the way it is. However have you thought of taking it to the next level by adding a couple of detachable fences to each side of your saw, they could be attached with star knobs and threaded inserts and then stowed inverted inside the left and right supports. You could add a T track and tape measure on these which would allow you to make accurate repeatable cuts. (if you want to go that far)
Personally one upgrade I would deffinitly recommend is having a way to make your extended side support fit on either side. It would not take much to incorporate this and then gives you options.
So I think you tube is in my head for real. Just last night after I got through doing a small project with my miter I was thinking on how a portable miter saw station would be nice. I was going to draw up some plans for one but I think I might have to steal your design. I need to make a few adjustments for storing it but this is awesome. Thank you!
I don't like the wheels. I had a problem with them sinking in wet grass and mud. I switched to pneumatic dolly wheels and problem solved.
Absolutely love this idea. Definitely going to have to duplicate it.
Great idea! Thanks for all the effort of setting up cameras, lighting, scripting, filming, voicing over and the soooo much video/audio editing that goes into a cohesive video tutorial. Or as we call it on RUclips, "sharing." :-)
I've got a mitre saw that needs a version of this, so it'll go on the "things to consider when I rebuild the layout of that wall" list.
A quick thought as a way to say thanks; The extension stop could double as a lifting, or even steering handle, maybe with the extension locking into it.
Nice work. I wonder if the detachable wing could have a leg that folds down so you don't need the roller stand. Of course, always improvements can be made to everything which isn't always the goal.
Cool idea! I think that would probably work with the right design.
Project has to be a collab with SethsBikeHacks constructing features for the public bike park
I just bought my 1st mitre saw. As my workshop isn't that big, I've been thinking how I can get it outside. I think you've just provided me with the solution, Cheers.
Thanks for the video!! Question: if you still need to carry 2 saw horses to support this mobile station, why not just a miter saw stand with extra support legs on extension wings?
How do you like your craftsman tools?
Great workshop project. Thanks for sharing. Can you share which chamfer bit you like to use on your workshop tools? Curious if you prefer less/more angle or recommendations for general work if you can buy only one.
Don't use OSB. Heat and humidity will destroy it in a few days.
Using another miter saw to make a miter saw station for another miter saw. Very meta, Mr. Brooks. Very meta, indeed.
Miterception 🤯😂
Great job .
Some folding legs instead of saw stools would make it even better.
Going to try something like that based on this design.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm so building this. Would there be an downside to using MDF for parts of this?
I don’t think so as long as you don’t get it wet!
Hey cool project that I might be using soon, could you answer honestly about which saw you would buy if you were on the market for one again Kapex or Dewalt, does the flex volt last long in real life use
I wouldn’t buy the Kapex, it’s ridiculously expensive. The Flexvolt lasts a very long time and has a plug-in adapter if you want to run it corded. The Bosch Glide is also a great option.
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TIP: leave a nut on the threaded rod before cutting the rod, then back the nut off the rod to clean up the cut threads.
someone beat me to that tip...
@@seanj-ski1352 and you beat me so he's got it three times now lol
Great video!! I need to build this!!
Question: what kind of clamps are the orange ones you use?? Very cool!!
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How do you plan to attach stop blocks to the wings? I assume you will probably to screw them down but I would be worried that it might shift slightly when driving the screw in. Doesn't seem like there's a good way to clamp to that surface. But I don't think its worth making a fence or installing t-track...not sure what's a good option in between! I'm sure you can come up with something
I’m probably going to route in a keyhole slot so I can use t-track stops. That or just clamp a square, which I’ve done a number of time.
Do you like your portable SawStop?
👍 i like it...good ideas
This is by far the best looking miter stand I have seen. Even though I didn't need the angles on the front for clearance, I added them anyway, just for the look. The OSB is the perfect look for this.
Exactly what I need! Question: Does the extension wing fit inside the stand when not in use?
No, because the boxes to the L and R of the saw are only open on 3 sides. The 4th side next to the saw is closed. So IF the wing fits into the opening, it would only insert as far as the width of a single box.
is your big project helping Seth renovate his rental house
Exactly what I was thinking!! That, or his own cabin in the woods.
a great idea! I would love to build something like this but I would have to use bigger wheels as all my tools live at the bottom of the garden with a few steps along the way
Why don't you use your big workshop? And wasn't this festool saw in your big shop, why did you move it here?
Your saw horses are different , you may want to do a show on them. Lov your work .
Terrific build Johnny! I can tell that you are going to get a lot of use out of that stand. 👍👍😉😉
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Two small tips. Use a small length of PVC or EMT on your all thread and the clamps you used will fit better as will the all thread inside to pipe. Second, when cutting a threaded rod first run a nut on the side you want. Cut it then run the nut off the rod. It will straighten the threads back out. Of course it will not remove the sharp edge on the rod. Nice build but I bet it is a bit heavy to move around, still nice though.
Good tips!
Any idea how heavy it is in total? I want to hang it on my wall for storage so I want to be able to lift the whole thing up onto hooks. I am guessing the saw is around 50lbs and the cabinet looks to be about 50lbs, making 100lbs total. Is that pretty close? Im totally going to copy you and build one, its freaking amazing man. im going to try to make the cabinet part lighter though.
just like how many guitars does a guitar player need?...lol, how many miter saws does a carpenter need?
Some hinges and 6x6 posts would make the saw horses be built in...
And like others have said use a pair of nuts on the threaded rod to set the cut length and when you pull the nuts off you will not have burrs.
Well thought out my friend! Good luck!
Thank you!
6:41 what kind of bit holder is that? :)
Good concept Jonny, I like the build
made a box,GG.
I didn't see a link to that green magnetic bit could you tell me please.
It's not a bit it's a Wera - Rapidaptor Universal Bit Holder
@@bradac56 hey thanks man
Hey, so I used your video on the router table you built and am making the same but a bit taller with a third drawer split in 2 with a plywood top. Thanks!
Anyway, I am really loving woodworking and would like to do it full time. I'm 36 and welding inspector by trade, but don't now how to make the switch. I basically just build furniture for my house so far and friends love it. How do you have access to such a big shop outside of your garage, and how do you make a living doing it? Any feedback helps.
WHAT IS THE SKETCH SOFTWARE YOU USE IN THE CEILING STORAGE VIdeo
You're such a tease Johnny! 😂
Nice! What’s the weight on that baby?
Any thoughts on having a notched spot in the top surface to accept the extension rather than the block?
I was wondering that too. Google says a 4x8 sheet of 3/4 OSB is 80lbs and I would guess he used most of a full sheet.
$100 Johnny watches Ron Paulk videos...
Would love to know if that wheel assembly lasted any amount of time… I’d have thought you could have used a hand truck somehow… :-)
Let me guess what projects...hmm Seth's house?
Now thats an mobile miter saw station
Yup, very mobile!
Hey Johnny, great video ilove how everything comes together i find it super satisfying.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Any chance you have parts measurements for the mitter stand? How wide is the deck? I'm vacillating between a wooden frame and welding a metal one.
If the wheels were at the other end, that support block could also act as the stand for when it's upright
Hi do you have a picture of the wheel adjustment for you could stand it up? Great just like the rounded holes for less weight
before watching this im just betting on my cnc being used in this
Nope!
Nice project. In concept it looks like a lot of prefab miter saw stands, minus the folding legs. Looks like it wouldn't be too hard to add those as well, but we all have sawhorses around, right?
Nice job. Great narration and video. Thanks for sharing.
Did you ever consider drilling holes in the frame to support the all thread instead of using clamps?
I think I'm going to do something like this as well, I like this design. I'm going to glue everything though.
It would help if you prime it with an oil-based primer and then throw some paint on it. You could even spray paint it over the top of the oil base primer, this will help keep that stuff from swelling if it draws any moisture.
How do we hear your music?
Good choice on wearing safety toed boots ........I always wear them in my shop , they have saved me more than one time
Nice! I just got the miter saw for Father's day. I'll see if I can build me one of these. Thank you.
I bet you can't make a guitar out of seamen
Great video! Would you please make a video on how you were able to connect the vacuum hoses to all of your power tools?
Wonky
Do you happen to have any plans for this?
I based my design on Ron Paulk's miter saw stand and he has plans available here: tsoproducts.com/plans-drawings/paulk-miter-stand-plans/
@@craftedworkshop awesome! Thanks!
I hope you’re making a giant April size shop.
3/8 bx staps on the rdy rod would work good
Thread a nut past the cut point, cut, then remove the nut. It’ll clean up the threads, removing the burr on the way out
Yup, I did do that but it was still a little sharp! Don't want to cut myself on that edge in the future.
Very practical thks.
Excellent design!
Much better than my POS harbor freight one. 😁
Hah, that was pretty much my goal, build something better than a store bought version!
Nicely done!