Mitre Saw Station Upgrade - Storage and Dust Collection
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"These plastic bins were supposed to be temporary, but they've been here 10 years" wow my home decor in a nutshell XD
"It's temporary. Unless it works. In which case it's permanent."
Old proverb: There's nothing as permanent as a temporary solution.
@@BakerGlare I second this! =)
Good job You make it look so easy. Thanks I know as a novice it's not. We have apts. making drawers is what I need to do. But GOD ... WAIT Watch Attentively In (HIS) Timing
"we are pretty good at reading upside down" killed me, nice intro with the kangaroos btw) glad to see you being well 🤘
Oh my gosh, I didn't actually get the full joke when he said it, but do now. Thank you! :)
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"here Down Under, we're pretty good at reading upside down" that got me, thanks for the laugh
Remember nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution that works.
Rule I live by against my own will.
I went to the University of Maryland in the late 60s. We still used "temporary" classrooms in mobile trailers that were installed during WWII. I think some of the trailers were still in use (as offices) when a tornado came through in 2001 and put an end to them.
My dad is a stubborn man. In about 2007 he got “temporary” glasses when his broke. He is still using them to this day even though he complains about them everyday. He refuses to go get new ones
Bravo!
@@Bloodraven20 it's a reminder that it's best to do things the proper way rather than do a "temporary" fix and come back later.
The cleverness of your work never fails to impress me.
He has a really sharp mind
I've used other (10" saws) previously and was pretty surprised with the speed and cutting ability of this Dewalt saw.I have bolted mine to a table to minimize movement which I highly recommend.This is a Great saw czcams.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe with a light to see your cutting line (not a laser line).I'd recommend this saw fro anyone looking to upgrade from a 10" miter saw.
A bin for scrap wood next to your mitre saw? I shouldn't say this but I will. That is friggin genius dude 👍 So simple and it screams common sense but not one mitre saw station build video that I've watched has ever mentioned it. Great video buddy. I loved it 👏
Hi,
What an upgrade.
Clean, no clutter, more space, light.
I suppose you can find everything more easy.
I love this video.
Thanks for sharing.
Keep it safe.
Willy from Belgium.
😷😷😷
I love that it's all just scraps of this, that and whatever else is laying around, no specially ordered birch plywood here. Also temporary storage becoming long-term storage is all too familiar in my place too..
Same!
Note really, he killed an expensive sheet of 12mm plywood (drawers) in the making of this video.
Sometimes you have to invest a little I guess.
@@simple_oversight Or use a cheaper product like MDF or melamine, or even particle board.
@@vtbn53 It was cheap construction grade plywood, nothing fancy. :)
"These buckets were supposed to be temporary... 10 years later"..... man. That hit close to home :(
same haha i came to the comments right when he said it too
I know. I feel attacked. ;)
Say...aren't his kids around 10 years old? Wonder if that had any influence.
Thanks to the inventor of the brad nailer. Expensive handles. All looks really well done
Watching your work is a pure joy! Thank you, Mr. Pask for sharing your talents!!
This gave me some great ideas for when I'm finally able to set-up a workshop of my own. great video as always!
The dust collection system is brilliant. Nice work as always!!
This is great! I love how you have a brand new space but reused so much of the previous materials and bench. Thanks for sharing!
Your work is perfection. It’s so satisfying to see you work and improve your work flow. Gives one so many ideas to think outside the box.
Love all that you did here mate, simply without overdoing things. Jealous of that Bosch MS I love it.
"These plastic boxes were only ever supposed to be temporary, but they've actually been there for about ten years."
I feel that, brother.
You just made my day!! Love organizing, cleaning up! Your project was absolutely gorgeous, unique, tidy, and functional!!! Love your quirky approach to life. Your videos are well laid out!!!
I wish I had a garage like yours! I love this! You remind me of my father and how he would just build so many things that we needed. Thank you for your videos. These are soothing to watch and I learn many things. I like how you explain things and why you do them. Cheers.
I'm very happy for you: I guess you must LOVE to walk on your shop now. Congrats!
that was a lot of work! But the results are awesome!. Greetings from Mexico
It wasnt until the roos said "good morning" that I remembered... youre one of us!! Even though you talk funny, Im wrapped knowing my favourite woodsmith is an aussi, ... in a space where so many other greats are in the usa. 😂
Thanks Pasko.. yo da best !!
You do this as if it was "quick and dirty" cause it's just for the shop. I recently made a drawer myself - took me half a day and was not half as precise as your qnd-drawers. Always a pleasure watching you at work, man. You're my motivation for the next drawer now, maybe that'll be a bit better - or quicker. Have a great day and stay safe :D
Hi Neil. I literally just bought the exact same saw and I love it! My shop is very small so I bought it because I needed that extra little bit of room. Funny thing is, I also build a bunch of drawers for an old cabinet I had. The drawers are so much better for storage. I'll have to send you a photo of my work station...it's not nearly as nice as yours...but it's a heck of a lot better than what I had!
Thanks for all of your videos. They are informative and inspirational! Great work as always.
Magnificent. Workshop upgrades like this are so rewarding, since they're going to help almost every future project. Great work.
Absolutely! The workshop was beginning to get more and more difficult to work in. :)
You make something totally practical look absolutely gorgeous. Thank you!
I'm reminded of the saying "I love work, I can watch it all day".
Love seeing your stuff mate, you're an inspiration.
I'm hoping my mortgage comes through soon, and then I'll be doing a lot of work on my workshop and looking forward to getting set in building my house up exactly how I want. I'll be watching you closely for ideas.
Love this! Something I want to build is an entire wall of French cleats, and then a bunch of modular shelves, cabinets, tool racks, you name it, that hang on the wall anywhere you want. A completely modular shop storage system. I reckon a whole wall of French cleats will look good as well.
I really like the vertical drawer slides, that's a great touch. Also, of everything, I think the handles on this were my favorite part to see
Thanks John - I was pretty pleased with the handles! :)
Your work was great! Streamlined and clean. I consider your presentations to be among the best that I follow both for the quality of the projects and also for the simple and didactic form of the presentations. When the Covid-19 crisis is over I will buy one of your shirts. Thank you for all your publications; I learn a lot.
Wow... You constantly amaze me, Pask! That upgrade is A-1, my friend!!!
Re: the temporary plastic bins, truly a relatable case of "The most permanent solution is a temporary one."
That came out really well, I especially liked seeing how you built a little duct for the dust collector.
What kind of wood did you use to bend inside of the shoot?
What an incredible transformation, looks brand new, fantastic job mate 👍🏽
Love your new addition too, that glide system is definitely the way to go 👌🏽
Take care, Neil.
You make me so jealous! Not only that you now have the Bosch GCM 12, which is on my shopping list, too, your miter saw station is well thought out and looks great. I take a lot of ideas for my shop as soon as I have my own Bosch GCM 12. Thank you for sharing. I love your channel because I can learn so much from you and you have such great ideas.
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Fantastic project, I'm pretty sure you're a genius! I really like those leveling feet as well!
Those levelling feet are kitchen cabinetry/counter top supports. Buy them from your local hardware store like Bunnings in Australia.
"I'm not going to do anything fancy."
-guy who literally made a Dyson fan from wood
Scott Boyse
Yeah, that does tell us something about what he considers “fancy”.
Spacecraft from spare wood...
Well. That is a mighty nice looking piece of shop furniture. I especially love how you kept your original base cabinets, but gave them a whole new life simply by adding drawers and trim. I also love the look of rosewood, so those handles are my favorite part. Nice drilling jig, too!
Your upgraded mitre saw station looks smashing as does the new mitre saw. There is nothing like a good tidy up and reorganising of the workshop ever so often, which tends to boost morale and motivation while increasing efficiency as well. Due to lockdown regulations in the UK I cannot get any timber supplies these days but there are a few jobs I can manage with scraps and off cuts, so thanks for the inspiration, and yet another great video.
The new Bosch mitre looks impressive, but the old AEG deserves a bow! Cheers Neil! 🖖🇮🇹
The old one went to a mate for a new life! :)
You couldn't pay me enough to clean behind a workshop cupboard in Australia! I'd have happily torched the building and started again!
Absolutely brilliant. A big unit, multi functional, plenty of storage. I'm looking forward to building my workshop and implementing some of your ideas that will also work for me.
Nice work! Glad you were able to re-use some of your materials and enhance the old design. Live and learn!
Beautiful, Neil [and so's the mitre station!]. Must feel like a successful diet when you walk into the workshop!
It feels amazing Keith! I reckon it's a bit too swish for me! ;)
@@PaskMakes You'll get used to it! Just label the drawers, would be my advice and rehearse the phrase..."now where the £$%^ did I put that!"
I was literally watching the bedsides video just now when I got the notification👍
Good job! I am gonna follow your lead, and finish my "temporary" space too. Thanks for the inspiration.
I just realized why I like your channel so much… You remind me so much of my Grandpa, whom I called “Grumps” he was the greatest man I ever met! He taught me everything about woodworking and how to be a good man. He died at 93 from an accident. He was a very practical man and that’s how he approached his woodworking projects, yet they finished amazingly beautiful. You remind me of him, but I think you and I could be brothers.
One thing i've done, that might help with dust collection, was adding a door of sorts to those cutouts you're needing for angled cuts. I use mine for more straight cuts, so making a couple hinged doors i can keep closed for the majority of the time. Really improved the efficiency of my down draft dust collection.
With all this time on our hands, I wonder just how many DIYers are revamping, cleaning, reorganizing their shops? I know I am.
Kink Jarfold all this down time, I went from never knowing how to use a cordless drill to making basic furniture for my house :)
@@toacinpatwary2226 That's fantastic. There is nothing more satisfying than building something yourself.
Same here. Went from deciding to redo a support beam for my roof to getting rid of a lolly column in the center to having to redo 1/2 the floor because of wood rot. Because of all that, I'm rewiring most of the shop and redoing the layout. I admit I'm a little spoiled. I have a 20' x 20' shop. Getting rid of the column that was dead center will help with layout and work.
@@kinkjarfold3816 Absolutely right! I never knew woodworking would become a hobby but there really is nothing more satisfying than building something yourself.
Same here. New base cabinet for my drill press and a full rebuild on my Delta Unisaw
I am always struck by how clever you are. The spacing the design the patterns. This is the fanciest workbench I've ever seen! Elegant and USEFUL
I dream of the day when I have a place in which I'm free to do projects like this. This was great. The dust collection....... amazing!
It's a hopeless task, Neil. The stuff you accumulate will _always_ be greater that the available space. It's a rule.
Love it. One comment about the sideways drawers, though: Two rails at the bottom might have been a bit more stable (and expensive...)
you wouldnt need a top one in this case
@@Tehcarp One at the top might add structure when the drawers are fully pulled out. Helps keep the weight from tipping away from the bench and crimping the slides at the bottom of the opening.
I don't see how the sideway drawer runners could do anything useful at all, mounted in that position. Why not just mount them in their traditional location at the sides? Am I missing something?
I don’t understand why they couldn’t be on the sides at the bottom?
An extra slide at the bottom would help (I thought about that and will still do it if needed) but it still needs one at the top too. Drawer slides need to be on both sides of the drawer to work together whether they're on the sides or top and bottom. :)
Mate, this was amazing. I recently became a member of an art collective and I started to redo the woodshop as it was nothing BUT temporary solutions. Thanks.
Loved the dust collection port. Clever simple and effective
Pask, I’m guessing you’re really glad to have finally taken the time to retrofit that cabinet?! I know when I put stuff off for too long, I actually enjoy the effort to get it done! Haha
Absolutely! I decided at the start of this year I needed to start getting organised! :)
I ordered the very same saw last night. I'm really looking forward to doing similar to you, so your timing is great. By the way....your tape looks the right way up from here in the UK. See Dan Pattison's site for an improvement to the dust collection scoop/shield
Mine is in my workshop in the box! Coming out this weekend. Any thoughts on changing the blade?
Once again, you nail it! Love you recycling and using cast off for shop fixtures.
Hi Neil, great revamp and build, but then nothing else is expected! Trusting that you and the family are all keeping safe. Regards, Mark
4:56 HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA
Awesome build though my friend. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
"We downunder", come on Neil we all know your an import, says me who is first gen Australian 👍. BTW really like your solution for running the dust collection behind the cabinets.
Yes sharing with Matt Carriker.
I've just finished watching all the videos on this channel, and I have to say, these workshop updates ones are really scratching that home improvement itch for me😅
Your projects are amazing, glad I've found your channel. Keep it up!
I'm 21 and I use to be a joiner and now I'm working with sheet metal and your videos really inspire me to go back to wood
Australia ---> even cats are poisonous ---> I shivered when you moved the wood behind the bench :D
Even cats are poisonous... LMFFAO! Too funny
I can’t imagine having the tape upside down. That would drive me mad. Maybe I’d still be able to use it but that sounds very frustrating. Very awesome build!!
The one that I took off was upside down and that's been on there a few years. I never gave it any thought at all when using it. :)
@@PaskMakes I found out, that if I have measure tape/ruler upside down, sometimes I make a mark on i.e. 27mm instead of 33mm. It is caused by wholes plus smalls approach (cm+mm), when I choose wrong direction to add smalls.
Beautiful, I love a good clean shop...and so do potential customers.
Always a pleasure to watch you Neal, thank you!
Seeing you make handles out of rosewood hurt a bit since I can't buy it anymore for a guitar build I am planning. But since you can't export it, might as well have the wonderful feel in your workshop :)
How do you increase your storage by cutting 12” off the width of the workbench? Ask Pask!
Depth?
I thought about getting a similar saw, but instead I'm going to make a dent in the wall so that the slides have a place to go and I can get the saw closer.
I used to be a casket maker in the States. We built 255 units a day all fine wood. I love your ingenuity and creativity and I subscribed so fast dam mouse nearly went up in flames. I look forward to binge watching your channel. Thanks for sharing.
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Yah but what part of OZ does that accent come from?
@@keithyoung7 Probably wasn't born here in Aus, but who is to say he isn't Australian? If you call this great land home, you're Australian.
@@lukecharlton122 Totally agree,
My point, I believe the inference was that his resourcefulness and skill set were due to his Austraian’nes. From his accent his skills were learned in mid/north England.
how did you do it???
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I’ve got one of those Bosch mitre saws too. I chose it for the same reason, so that it could fit right up against the wall. It’s a brilliant bit of kit and deadly accurate.
Brilliant! Such attention to detail is the hallmark of your channel.
Your gonna love that bosch... did you get the 10”or 12”? 10” is supposed to be a bit more accurate if you can live without the added capacity of the 12”
I already do - it's the 12" :)
Nice choice! I’ve had the 12” for a few years now and it is more than accurate enough. It’s always a good day when you get a new tool.
So is it official then? Is "Down Under" really the Upside-Down? ;)
Dunno, with covid epicentre in the USA or Europe and Australia/NZ dealing with it - think the northern hemisphere is the dark place currently.
@@--Nath-- I think you took that a bit too seriously, bud. Lay off the news, would ya?
@@--Nath-- remember how the bubonic plague wiped out half of Europe and set progress back who-knows-how-much? The repository of knowledge and skill is now trans-Tasman...
No, you're upside down. :D
Great re-build. Looks like an entirely new case. I've built one of your smaller projects ( the table saw and router depth gauge ) and I love it. Thanks for the videos. I watch all of yours. I like your dogs.
I do love how Pask's 'upgrade' is still super-DIY out of duct tape and twine.
(not sarcasm, I legitimately do love it, I've been trying to break myself out of the 'consumer mindset' that says if I need, say, a dust collection solution, I have to go out and buy one)
Hi Neil, did you have any problem with your AED mitresaw? Why did you replace it? Cheers from WA
The AEG was fine but this one is whole different league. I gave the old one to a mate. :)
Absolutely beautiful. This is inspiring me to reorganize my shop.
Lovely to see the transformation from your old station to the new one! final result looks even better than my living room dresser haha
That was fantastic. Brilliant use of space and materials, looks terrific.
What an upgrade!! Despite being just some shop furniture you did a really awesome work Neil.Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Congrats, mate! Amazing job that inspires people everywhere!
The reason I watch your show is because you are so imaginative and creative. Big or small, all your products are inspiring. Thank you.
Thanks very much! :)
Excellent work as always. :) I have that AEG saw and although I'm very happy with it, the sliders absolutely do get in the way.
Great video and great project, as always. I love that you didn't spend an arm and a leg on the materials, yet still made everything functional and appealing. Thanks for the inspiration!!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Filled with inspiration, not just perspiration!
A really tidy and good looking solution. Thank you for posting this!
I like everything about it, used existing materials, construction plywood, and then finished it off with nice trim. Looks great.
Wow, you put in so much work (and improvement) that I went to lie down and rest a bit after the video. Loved how you sprawled on the floor to adjust the legs and climbed up on the drawers to broom the wall. Id probably open a beer and gawk at it all for an hour. Enjoy!
Thanks for the great video. I was very impressed with the rectangular dust collection extension piece and mating it to the reformed PVC pipe.
Absolutely Epic, what a beautiful new workstation!
A reconfigured rough shop space converted into a "finish craftsmanship" result.....I'm happy with that! Best wishes and stay healthy!
You’re the carpenter version of a plastic surgeon. The facelift you gave your old mitre saw station is fantastic! Looks incredible and very useful with lots of storage.
Thanks for showing us your work, watching this video has been really inspiring. Greetings from Galicia - Spain.
glue in an old dead horse bottle. Classy and gives me comfort that this is a practical pathway, not a sponsored pathway! nice work.
I just wanted to say that I love your vids. You are very inspirational. You make me feel like I can actually make something. Thank you for your content!
You sir are a true Craftsman. That is one beautiful workstation.