This weekend I’m going to start filming my new course on how to build kitchen cabinets. As part of the preparation for that project, I decided to add a much-needed miter saw stand to my workbench inventory. Having a miter saw stand is a huge convenience and while you don’t absolutely need one, it makes your workshop life a lot easier, especially when you add the Kreg Top Trak gear.
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Here’s some pictures of the recently completed project. It took my about three 2-hour nights to start and finish this project completely.
It’s a great entry-level project and the perfect warm-up to a cabinet build since it involves many of the same skills needed like cutting large sheets of plywood, pocket holes, circular saw work, router work, etc.
There’s a lot of room for improvement and upgrades with this particular stand. There’s a lot of wasted space beneath the top, which you can use to install some drawers or a lower shelf. All of those upgrades I’ll eventually get to myself, but for now, this setup will work just fine.
I recently shot an instructional video demonstrating how to build this exact saw and you can check it out here:
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This saw was built from the following materials (affiliate links):
Here are some other close up pictures of the stand.
So far, I’m liking this saw stand much, much better than my previous portable stand.
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