Garage WORKBENCH / MITER SAW Station / OUTFEED Table Combo Build Part 1
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- Learn how to build the ULTIMATE workbench, miter saw station, and outfeed table combo for your garage workshop! This workbench is the perfect all-in-one unit for any small shop, with tons of storage, work holding, and it's mobile! // Get plans here : bit.ly/Workben...
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its always helpful to have a good workbench when making your new workbench.
The ole chicken and egg problem. But with a workbench, Chris Schwartz shows that you can build a roubo style work bench starting with the top construction on saw horses.
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I have a work bench, but am constantly thinking of improvements for a potential work bench version 2, 3, etc...
Right! I'm gonna start with a super cheap 2x4 and plywood bench with butt end joints and screws. Lol. Maybe this one day..
Im building my first workbench at the moment. Im using two sawhorses with slots for 2x4's. It lets me get off the ground and somewhat comfortable.
Never thought of ripping a 2x8 for stronger 2x4s. Great idea!
So, I came here thinking I would make an excellent table for my new shed. After watching this video, I have decided I will just buy one from home depot. Thanks. Have a great day.
There's a lot of comments here but if the Crafted Workshop guy (not sure what his name is) happens to read this I have to say thanks! I have been watching so many bench build videos but haven't found the right one until now. Months of searching and watching to find just what I need. FINALLY! I'm so happy to get these plans! Can't wait to start.
First... Redwing Iron Rangers. Well done sir.
Second, I like that you went with pocket holes and took the time to clamp everything together. So far, I've seen people just screw everything together using their hands and it just looks sloppy.
Third, I HAD NO IDEA my miter saw could do that!! Thank you for showing me this!
That cut list flying into the glue is so relatable, I would've made the same noise lol.
You should add a recess where the miter saw is and have a cut out so when you drop it down you can put a piece there and have a big work surface without a hole in it 👍🏼
Great ideas for a work bench with a right place for the miter saw.
I like how you made the bolts work to hold the casters. Great job
What an awesome workbench! Super nice!
WOW, well done, I made mobile liftable workbench with DEWALT DW745 and DW735 today!
I bought the plans for this and am in the middle of assembling the bottom frame. Just thought I’d provide some thoughts. The plans are excellent. I’m making a few design adjustments for the miter platform and I also plan on adding a miter lift opposite the miter saw. These require some adjustments to the top frame I’m also adding extra legs as I don’t feel comfortable with just the two supports at the back of the miter cutout. These changes also mean adjustments to the bottom panel, the drawer cabinets, and drawers themselves. I quickly learned Sketchup and the mods were easy to do.
I love the idea of ripping 2x8’s and turning them into two boards three inches wide. Like in the video, I assembled the legs and then trimmed to three inches. They look great.
So far, I love this project. It may be a tad aggressive for a second project (first was sawhorses), but so far so good. I have quickly improved the accuracy of my cuts and paid close attention to the plans and the videos which has led to good results.
Thanks for the excellent plans and videos.
Glad to hear the plans are working well for you! Good luck on the build!
I appreciate the "along-the-way" revisions. That's real.
Newer to wood working and you build some sick stuff! Wish I had all these tools, slowly going to build up my tool setup! Good work man
Holy crap. I definitely have a long way to go before I plan to this depth. It would definitely save me a lot of time🙃
Man.. you bacme a real pro
I Can't stop watching
I'm inspired
Wow, well done man. This is impressive. Wish I had the expertise to build a bench like this.
i gotta say i havent had a desire to make one of these yet but after this video it may be in my future later on in the year. Great work, cheers!
Looking good sir. I'll be sure to check out part 2. Thanks for posting.
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Really nice big size work bench and the explanations.
Going to mount my miter this week, great finding your video as I was about to over engineer those hinges. A good Piano hinge looks like it would do the trick too. Thanks
Great build! Can’t wait to see the shed build. Hopefully that will be filmed with cut list included. I have been wanting to build a shed for a while now and enjoy your videos, so watching you first will be good encouragement before I start mine!
If you want another recommendation, Delta has made a miter saw similar to the Bosch called the Cruzer. Got mine on sale at Home Depot (Black Friday) for $350 (10" model). Amazing little saw. Set up on the Rigid miter saw cart. Crazy good combo for small workshops.
I wanted to build a workbench in my garage for the longest time and it had to be foldable due to the limited space in my garage. But a foldable and portable is genius. Thanks a lot.
I made a table similar to this a few years ago, but it takes to much space in my garage so now I am designing a 2 ft that can expand to 4 ft
I am thinking the same way. Something like the Paulk bench but with one part on a moveable base and the other part stored away when I am storing it.
Amazing work. Don't know if you've tried this before (referencing 7:28min mark) but what i like to do is cut into a long scrap piece and use that cut as a guide when cutting half laps. I get a perfect almost every time. Like I said before though, AMAZING work
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Nice Bench!
Why not put the castors on the insides of the legs (at the ends of the table)? That way you can leave them attached without kicking/tripping over them while you work
aljowen Because those casters are meant to be mounted on the outside.
I was wondering when you were going to finish the MITER SAW Station / OUTFEED Table Combo Build, I am very interested in this bench when yo add the table saw to it. I have a very limited space and I believe this will help me with this problem. I have enjoyed watching your videos and would like to see more of them, thank you and stay safe.
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What a great video! I usually find myself saying, “Why did he do it that way?” or “I would have done that a little differently.” But on this video - from the very start (when you bought 2x8s to cut down so you’d have better quality stock) I found myself saying, “Wow, great idea!” and “That was smart!” and “Wow, this guy’s GOOD!” Not to mention “Where did he get that badass magnetic strap on his impact driver?” and “I *WANT* one of those dust collectors!” Hats off to your awesome woodworking skills! You have a new subscriber.
I like it. Very nice build and super functional. I do like that detachable fence thing but for me the registration blocks left in place would get in the way. there must be a way to create cutouts for it to register into the bench so when the saw is folded it’s a completely flat surface. That’s the only downside for me with that fence system, I’d probably do the T track option like you showed.
But totally still an other awesome build by you.
Hoping to see the hood that is installed will fold down with the saw, with the back acting as a flat surface that sits flush with the top to eliminate a gaping hole and allow for a workable space
I can't wait to get the filter one day for the 1250 cfm model. I kept getting really sick while woodworking even with a respirator, the dust collector really made life better with its compact wall mount. The 30 micron bag is okay but still need a respirator.
This is an awesome workbench. I wish I had placement for 1 like it.
Tip for ripping planks is lift the saw blade up as high as it will go. Makes it way easier as it is forcing the board downwards.
Terrific build on that workbench! Looking forward to the follow up videos.......... 👍👍😉😉
i'm in the southeast as well - really appreciate that tip about the 2x8's!
I love these how to videos. I would like to see the finished product and dimensions at the beginning of the video.
Nice bench!
However, I'm concerned by your use of eye screws to hold your mitre saw platform up. If the weight of my Bosch Glide 10" is any indication, I reckon they will eventually pull out under use. A long eye bolt with washer and nyloc nut beneath would be a stronger option should the screw eventually pull through. You can shim the top with washers (or a machined spacer if you have a lathe) if required.
That looks like it's going to be an awesome bench! Looking farward to seeing part 2 👍
Nice! Really dig the attention given to cleaning up the 2x4's, came out sharp. Looking forward to the dust hood addition
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Why spend over 1200 on a miter saw but have craftsman drills??? 😒 very confusing....its like having a festool jigsaw with
Great job, lots of insight, and the thought process is appreciated. I'll incorporate some of you ideas into my next bench.
Your thorough explanation of everything is great! I'm trying to get into woodworking now -- haven't yet bought power tools (using just a handsaw) -- and your videos are a great resource!
I'm going to converting a Ron Paulk workbench to hold a future SawStop Saw and router table pls whatever I can build into it . Stay well your family and you my friend
This is an awesome work bench for any garage, great build!!
Nice bench.
You're pretty crafty. Cool build.
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I wonder if you could use spring loaded hinges like the ones on the door leading into the garage. They have an adjustable spring and are compact too. This might help with the lifting and make for an even more solid build.
My Hitachi sliding miter saw has the same design as the festool
Awesome looking bench.
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Awesome work Johnny! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
This is great. Thx. Might take u up on those plans
Nice stuff Johnny. Seems like pretty like duty hinges for the miter saw drop down is my only thought
Thats a lot of geometry wow
Cant understand shit with this imperial system but its entertaining to watch. At least I get some ideas for my projects
Nice Workbench 😀💚🛠
Excellent job !
I love how the style of filming is so similar to seths
So much room for activities.
What is a good basic router to use for this type of wood working. Is a laminate router good or no
I like the inclusion of the smaller home shop, makes me feel less inadequate! 🤣
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Silly question time..Why did you not make the edge of the fold down table flush with the edge of the bench as that would also stop the saw from sticking out when it was folded down...just asking for curiosity purposes as a newbie, that’s all
Love the design of your workbench! I'm gonna start to build mine on the weekend. One question for you though... do you find your dust collection motor tends to get hot or not? The fan shroud on the motor is very close to the wall, which would impact the airflow around the motor. Thanks for posting the bench video !!!!
Metabo also has a forward rail miter saw and its great. $249-$329
We have the same table saw, and I need an outfeed table and miter station. So, I need to build one of these also. I don't have a dado stack or dad cartridge though.
Nice bench!
Nice looking but damn how much money do you have in "Home Tools" ? A "SawStop" table saw and a Festool Miter saw and a DeWalt Cordless Miter saw and a Rockler Dust collector system.... I wonder what us "duffer's" would do or use...
Yeah, I chuckled a bit. A $1,200 miter saw, a $3,000+ Sawstop, Rockler equipment and then he breaks out a Craftsman drill driver/impact driver on sale for $99, wth? :)) Kind of like putting Compass Tires on a Rolls! But hey, we'll give him the benefit! I had to start out with tools via Walmart, HFT and the like! Rome was not built in a day!
Nice work!
Do you feel the hinges are strong enough or do you think a sturdier hinge would have been better?
Awesome design - I was wondering if your plans come in metric measurements?
Should have tried copying one of those articulating arm platforms for mixers in kitchen cabinets.
Love your ideas and other videos. I have two questions though... what is the added value or comfort for the folding miter saw platform. You don't really seem to free that much space. Second question: the front casters seem to be 'in the way' when not in use. Wouldn't it be more convenient to place those on the sides also? I really like your videos and appreciate all the work you do so keep it up!
Unless you have a ton of space to put stuff on, like the miter saw, probably your workbench is the same place where you use your miter saw (in my case I use it on my workbench for smaller cuts, for longer ones I put the saw on the floor). That means I'm always putting and removing the saw when needed or not needed. Having a foldable platform solves this problem, the saw will be there just when you need it, freeing the top of the bench when not used.
Nice work bench. Was wondering how do you like those Craftsman tools? How is that nailer?
Love the castle joint idea. Did you add the central leg under the bed because you're working with softwood or because the castle joints require added reinforcements?
A table this size is best with 6 legs not 4. I think he added in center so the chop saw flip table will fit. You can build a work table much lighter with less lumber on top, use 6 legs (extra 2 placed half way between corners on long side). He made a newer outfield video for a simpler plenty strong design, which can be made this size. Just use 2 more legs
Very nice. Im a bit leary of ripping 2x stock. Bad experience in the past. Wonder if ganged, glued and screwed 3x4 ply would work for framing.? Tx for posting
Great work bench but I would have made the cutting bed (whatever it's called of the miter saw flush with the top and used the t-track like you are doing everywhere else, just add a measuring tape to it so you know the distance, you get the added support for long pieces also. It would be less parts to have to take off and store, which for me means I would actually use that feature more often, and you would have more t-track to use for clamping if needed. But that's just me
Great video.
Great workbench video. A question, won't the additional weight added to your pull-out drawers, make the workbench structure, unstable to move around your workshop?
Metabo has a similar Miter saw slide system as well.
Very good!
How do you like the jobsite saw as a daily shop saw? Debating between jobsite and the contractor
Brilliant build. A couple of great tips there, thank you. One question, I noticed that you had what seemed like a magnetic pad strapped onto your impact driver for bits etc. Could you share details of this. Also what bits are you using?
Thanks
I came to the comments specifically to ask this as well
Just buy a small neodymium magnet and place it on the shaft. That's what I do...
those were milwaukee bits, I believe
you should let the miter saw blade stop spinning before lifting it from the cut to prevent kickback, right?
Where did you get your ratcheting clamps??? I have a few but have never been able to find more of them for sale again since! They’re the best
Great garage bench, but I think I would have gone with some good hardwood. Kind of seems like as long as you are going to put almost 3k worth of saw and track system on the bench, it might as well be built it out of wood that will stand up for years.
There’s a Hitachi saw at Lowe’s that has the front rails for the sliding mechanism and it’s half the price of the Bosch saw shown in the video
Make sure you cover the brand if you get it, lest your wife mistake it for something else.
Good call! I actually looked at that as well, just forgot about it. I already had the Kapex so figured I’d use it.
Thumbs up for the iron rangers
Dude! This is sweet!
Hi there. At 3:14 you use a very big blue square, Could you tell me where to get it?
How is are your plans to modify? Example I have a jet 12" sliding miter saw. Thanks
Why not attach the top from underneath using angle brackets (like you would a kitchen benchtop)?
very cool
I would like to know the material cost at the time of build. -helps decide if I want to buy plans....
Great build. Gives me a few ideas for my new miter station project. Thanks for the video. How do you account for the garage floor slope? Maybe yours is flat but mine goes down 1/4"per foot. Any advice?
Great build! Definitely going to be trying this one out! Where do you get your 3D models at?
I love your vids
Beautiful! Goals for the future! I need a favor (if u read this lol) can u please check if the Festool Hold Down Clamp will fit correctly in the 3/4 hole on the back of your Flexvolt Slider!? I want that $90 (🤦♂️) hold down clamp so bad but I don’t know any1 that has 1 😔
Unfortunately, I don't have the Flexvolt saw anymore but you could always just order a hold down from Amazon and return it if you don't need it!
Crafted Workshop oh darn no biggie thanks neway, I read some1 used it & it worked, was just a bit skeptical. It’s just a heavy price tag but yeah that’s prob my best bet. Wide material supports (just bought) & 1-2 “quick” hold down clamps.. Is my job site 16’ poplar board dream lol gotta keep it square’d up! u get it 😉