Adding a mitre-miter saw station to the workbench - Workshop Build #2
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Welcome to part two of this custom workbench, mitre-saw (or miter-saw where ever you are) station build. In this video I expend the base workbench to integrate my trusty mitre-saw.
I don't use (or own) a large compound mitre saw, for those bigger, deeper cuts I opt to use my table saw. For small jobs/projects however, such as picture frames, moulding and other smaller cuts, I always end up using my 'baby' mitre-saw.
There is still more to come on this build so stay tuned for part three!
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - We begin! Milling timber
2:12 - Countersinking screw holes
3:02 - Attaching support pieces to existing top
6:03 - Installing the draw slides
7:45 - Building more drawers!
10:44 - Installing the drawers
12:30 - Adding the top
15:40 - Installing face trim
19:38 - Installing the drawer fronts
22:24 - Shimming up the saw
Thanks for watching!
Also: I premise never to put the camera on the same surface I'm drilling into.....
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Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo 📼 c'est super sympa
Beautiful..
Nice job. Your videos keep getting better and better.
Thank you John, that's very much appreciated.
That form ply looks so good for the top. industrial but clean.
Thanks Alex, it's a good surface. I will talk a little about form ply in part 3.
Nice work on the workbench and on your RUclips channel. I look forward to more!
Well Done! Even gave me an idea for my miter station upgrade going on now. Instead of building a new station for new saw, add an new top ( It was low anyway) Thank for sharing and thank you for the idea!
Yes! I wanted flexibility just in case down the track I ditched the saw, got a new one, or perhaps wanted to repurpose the unit. If it's built as one giant single unit, it can only ever have one purpose, so this was my solution to make it a little more 'modular'.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!! Great work! Congratulations 😊
Thank you so much!
I just finished the previous video before watching this one. Excellent work all around! I especially love how you use as many of your cutoffs as possible and stil make everything functional and appealing! Very well done! You've definitely earned a new subscriber. Keep em coming.
Thanks Mark for the kind words.
CONGRATULATIONS Anthony...!!!
For the new workshop and for having the patience to share it with us...!!!
I really liked your first two videos... Thanks for sharing...!!!
Greetings from Uruguay...!!! PS: Excuse my Google-English...!!!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching. :)
Deadset cracking job.... almost a shame to waste it on Ryobi :P Just kidding. Love the DIY tracksaw and your precision with this build, it looks fantastic.
Thanks 👍 You're not wrong about the Ryobi tho, but I just can't bring myself to get rid of it yet just yet.
@@barberspaddockwoodworking No need if it is still working, but as it dies you can look at upgrades ;) A lot of their gear is actually pretty good and should last a number of years.
Well that's why I still have it. A reminder of the 3m x 3m garden shed I used to work out of not that long ago....
Precise work! Subscribe! Keep goin' on! Greetings from Bulgaria.
Thanks for the sub!
Nice work i love it
Thank you! Cheers!
That is too nice of station for that ***** miter saw. ;-). I'm glad I found your channel, I hope you have success. Looking forward for more projects. Been wanting to do the same thing, but I'm too chicken to start a channel.
I've made sure when the time comes for a new one, she'll be ready for it. :)
Me gusta su estilo... suscrito!!! Buen trabajo. 😃👍👍
Thank you Oscar. :)
Excellent projects be watching next video / AS myself just started in wood May i ASK YOUR BLUE DUST MASK WHATS THE NAME OF THE MASK AND WHERE DOES ONE GET ONE FROM , ALL THE BEST CHEERS STEVE
Unfortunately sorry, I don't know the name or model of the mask, it was something that I bought a number of years ago (I think it was from ebay or Wish).
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Those clamps are great arnt they the 10 dollar bunnings special mine went down to 5 dollars a pear man i scooped up about 10 pairs again nice work mate ;)
Very much agreed on that. For basic clamping there is little reason to spend big bucks on them. I will however need to get some parallel clamps soon which will be a significantly bigger investment then these ones...
@@barberspaddockwoodworking timbercon man they have it all as u know are u in melbourne
The certainly do, yes, but I've not pulled the trigger on them just yet (need to save a few more $$). As you probably know you can't just buy 1 or 2 clamps, especially for parallel clamping, gotta get at least half a dozen and that does add up fast!
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영상 잘 보았습니다! 또 오겠습니다!,..,..
Glad you did. :)