Cabinet for my Mitersaw and Saw Stockroom Supply Sander

Nice work John.

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Great idea thanks for posting, great place to get ideas so glad I have found this LJ site.

Nice setup.

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I like it! I’m planning to build something similar for my miter saw and planer. Nice work!

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You’ve been a busy boy. These are some great projects. Well done.

Steve

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Looks good! Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

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nice work ,

how about some fold down wings ?

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Looks Great John,
I’m planning to build a stand for my sliding mitre saw too. In fact I have the same model. I’ve got a couple of design questions. Why the large hole in the top? Is it for dust collection? Also, in the plans I’ve found many people add hinged side extenions to support longer boards. I’ve been considering the value of the extensions, particularly on the right side. Do you mind sharing your thinking on this issue?
Thanks

-- Glen

Looks great John. You did a very good build on it

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Patron, there are wings in the plan I just have not decided which kind to go with yet and I’ve looked at several designs I want them as economical and as simple as possible, ideas gladly accepted. If and/or when I get a wing done I’ll post it here or in a new post.

Glen Peterson, the big hole in the top is for dust collection. I have also drilled holes in the center of the mitersaw for dust collection right below where the blade does it’s cutting. I connected my 4” hose to the compartment under the saw and ran a 2 1/2” line from the “dust compartment” to the back of the saw where the bag was. This did not work well for me but I will be getting fitting to connect the “bag hose” into the 4” hose at the back of the saw. I’m going to try now to add a pictures of the bottom of the saw now hope I can get that accomplished, DONE. I will give feedback after I get the new hook-up done, keep your fingers crossed and a prayer might also work.

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Great work John. Nice looking and very functional piece. I wouldn’t expect anything less from you.

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A very nice, & handy addition for your shop.

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I know little about woodworking but this looks impressive to me; the way it stores and keeps things organized.

Diane