11 - How to build the Extreme Miter Station

Detailed 3D plans are available here:
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Tools & Specialty items in this build:
Tools:
Thor’s Hammer Woodworking Mallet: kingsfinewoodw...
BOSCH 12 Inch Sliding Glide Miter Saw - amzn.to/3j331SU
Grizzly Cabinet Table Saw - amzn.to/3wXwzo1
Dewalt Power Tool Combo Kit with 2 Batteries and Charger - amzn.to/3johJUr
Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig - amzn.to/3RAgsGR
Dewalt Circular Saw, Tool Only - amzn.to/3DplHTx
Dewalt Bar Clamp - amzn.to/3Rgtzgd
Dewalt Jig Saw - amzn.to/3wKizOE
Bessey 24" Parallel Clamp - amzn.to/3XOyl6u
Microjig Grr-Ripper Table Saw Pushblock - amzn.to/3XQ7I1y
Wolfride Square Head Bits Set - amzn.to/3jhWns1
18-Gauge 1-1/2 in. Finish Stapler - amzn.to/3WTVHXk
Irwin Countersink Drill Bits - amzn.to/3jvbL4f
Blue Chalk Wheel - amzn.to/3JvbGIv
24" Level - amzn.to/3JCVIMi
SUIZAN Japanese Dozuki Dovetail Hand Saw 6 Inch Pull Saw Tenon Saw - amzn.to/3iZY2Cl
Ridgid Handheld Belt Sander - amzn.to/3Js0UD1
Ridgid 5-Inch Random Orbit Sander - amzn.to/3JefhdM
Dewalt Panel Saw - amzn.to/40iTgAM
Porter-Cable Dovetail Jig - amzn.to/3HwUJLc
12" Caliper - amzn.to/3HyoivY
Dewalt Router - amzn.to/3wKby0g
1/4" Shank Dovetail Router Bit Set - amzn.to/3X5Tl7Q
Woodpeckers Square 12" - amzn.to/3E2W1gb
Table saw Dado Blade - amzn.to/2wZH7m1
Wood Glue Dispenser - amzn.to/3D94pKz
Rockler Silicone Glue Kit - amzn.to/3HXbbWs
Ball Pein Hammer with Fiberglass Handle - amzn.to/3HWcRzq
Milwaukee Screw Bit Set - amzn.to/3wR5kf7
Woodpeckers Square 8-inch x 5-inch - amzn.to/401kV9k
Empire Framing Square - amzn.to/3XRfnvX
Materials:
36 Grit Resin Cloth Aluminum Oxide Sanding Belt - amzn.to/3kEKH2P
3M Sanding Sheets - amzn.to/3Ju2eoA
Titebond III Glue - amzn.to/3wvDDIh
20” drawer slides (10-pack) - amzn.to/2Ngazlp
Kreg Pocket Screws 1-1/4" - amzn.to/3YeWq6v
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This is an easy to build fully modular system! I show you how to build base cabinets, which can be done in 2' or 3' widths. And upper cabinets in 2' or 3' sections. So this project is scalable to any size! Mine is 13' wide, but you could easily build it anywhere from 3' - 20' wide or more. Simply by adding or subtracting components.
You also can just as easily make the base with drawers as I did or with shelving & cabinet doors, like I did the uppers. You will also see how to build a rigid semi-torsion box style top, in which to embed your miter saw.
And you choose the level of build that you want. from basic ply, to Baltic birch, or even hardwoods. Any of which will make a perfectly functional Extreme Miter Station.
This is a 13' long x 7' tall miter station containing sixteen dovetailed drawers, in four base cabinets, a bank of six upper cabinets, and a bunch of storage shelving cubby holes in the middle.
The bodies of the cabinets are mostly Baltic birch plywood. the drawer fronts are from leftover pieces of walnut plywood that I had from a kitchen job. And the sides are skinned with 1/4" cherry plywood.
I used architect's scale triangular aluminum rulers for the drawer pulls. I drilled and tapped them just for this project. And the upper cabinet handles are actually 3" c-clamps.
My old miter station had a 12" DeWalt sliding compound miter saw, that used up too much space in my shop. The dual bars that the miter head slid on forced me to keep the saw 11" further from the shop wall than I wanted.
After researching, I found the Bosch Glide 12" dual Bevel miter saw that could be placed practically against the wall of the shop. Because of that, I would be able to gain almost a foot of space in my shop. That's quite a bit when the shop isn't as big as I'd like.
Plans are available on my website! I hope you come back and see all 4 parts of this video series.
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[@jerrypolete5258]

Everyone always wants a dollar. You can’t put the plans up for free you have to charge for it? Some people just have to be greedy.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Jerry, I appreciate your point of view. If you’re interested, I’ll tell you our position. We spend dozens to hundreds of hours on a project to try and teach people woodworking online. We don’t charge anything for that. We do it because it’s fun. But we do need to make a living. We get a tiny amount from youtube, but far less than you might think. So we fund the channel by selling plans. That gives us just enough to keep the channel going. If I sold thousands of plans, or even hundreds, I could certainly lower the price. But like anyone, we need to make some money to keep it going. I’m sorry that you feel we are greedy, but I can promise you that’s not the case. I spend 100 hours a month in our Facebook community group answering questions and answering emails and genuinely trying to help people. And if you ever have a question or need help, if I can, I’m happy to help you too. Anyway, I hope you can understand our point of view. Thank you for taking the time to comment. James

[@tamugrad2007]

Everyone wants something for nothing. If you had any intelligence to speak of, you could figure it out or just design one yourself.

[@kodiakwoodworks9359]

King's Fine Woodworking in regards to your charging money for your plans? You are more than entitled to monetary gain. I'm sure the money you are getting is much less than the actual value that one receives. I love your channel and you are a top notch carpenter/ woodworker and a pleasure to watch. Your daughter is a hoot to say the least lol ( the photo bomber) lmao! I always have a smile on my face whenever I watch you and your lovely family show use not only how to woodwork but, we see how love and respect and cooperation looks in the shop. It is a beautiful thing. I broke my back quite some time back and I am very limited in how physical I can be, so being on disability makes it hard to make ends meet otherwise I would be contributing to your cause for sure. I recognize the value in your everyday shows. Just know that what your doing is a very good thing and appreciated by a lot of people. You can't make everyone happy so they are just on their own. I just wanted you and your family to know how much I appreciate what your doing. Bless you all.

[@paulgioia383]

Jerry Polete p

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

@Kodiak WoodWorks Thank you very much for such a kind hearted reply.

[@jmkokura]

Love to see you getting your family involved. Teaching life skills and spending time together! What a win!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@wumpa100]

I agree %100 with you !!! You have a great family !!

[@lukep380]

I second this! my daughter loves coming by the shop, I have to get her more involved

[@facestabber51]

My favorite part of this build is seeing his daughters participation. Solid build as well.

[@billymiles24]

it's absolutely fantastic you let your daughter get involved with this! this is something she'll always remember. this station is almost exactly what i've been looking for. a great build - thanks for showing us.

[@shanelmayeshiro7536]

Great work! We love watching your youngest daughter sneak in and out with a smile.

[@bozolito108]

I appreciate the no nonsense delivery of information. Pleasant but to the point.It keeps me engaged

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thanks for watching.

[@johanalen]

Nice to see a man working with and teaching his children some real skills!

[@armandonunez9005]

I love the way you kindly speak of you r daughter and family as a whole. Great job man. Doing great work!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@paulfixesstuff1059]

250 lb torsion box top is made of 20 lbs of wood and 230 lbs of screws. I love the finished product. Great work!

[@generalsworkshop]

Well done, I love how your whole family gets involved with your projects.

[@follygirlSC]

I am so happy to see you working with your daughter and letting her learn from you. These are skills everyone should have. I learned at my grandfather's knee and have taught my daughters as well.

[@MakersGottaEat]

Excellent video series. I admire a craftsman who spends so many hours on a project like this, yet takes the added time to document each step and share the process on video. I think some people take for granted the added hours and manpower necessary to record their work, then edit and do the voice narration. I am especially impressed that you took the time to explain the couple of fixes you did on the fly, why they happened, and how you addressed it. Few people show this step in their videos. Kudos to you and your family for your efforts. I found your channel tonight because its time to upgrade my miter saw station. Your detailed instructions were very helpful to me. I am subscribing to your channel and look forward to seeing what other videos you have. Wish you continued success.

[@SantehnicLive]

Hello, it's nice to see how professionals work !!!!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

thank you!

[@janinelew2483]

Your daughter stole the show in this video. I have a feeling that she will have her own building videos in the future. Cool dad for letting her help. I wish I would have learned this young instead at the ripe old age of 51. But, you’re never too old to learn.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! I am very lucky to have their help.

[@mtz9939]

You deserve father of the year. Teaching your kids this valuable trade will serve then well as they get older. Well done! Oh! And the build, great job by you and your team.

[@matthewransom6469]

I find it amazing that your youngest daughter is as interested in wood working as she is and is always working with you in your videos. Most her age is sucked into video games

[@JeepJorge1]

Dr. king, I’m setting up my first woodworking shop and this miter station is my first project. I bought your plans and I’m changing them to suit my space, so, wish me luck, I’m certain to need it. Love watching you and your intrepid assistant complete such interesting projects.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Idoneam Fabrilis, thank you and good luck! Please don't hesitate to email me if you need help with measurements and such! Take care! ~James

[@molaisonmaker6896]

Nice to see the entire family helping out.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Molaison Maker, thank you!

[@koreywhitt1010]

I have been inspired! Several of my family members are woodworkers of some sort...while I have always been the outcast that prefers fabricating/building with metal. However, this is one of the top how to anything video that I have seen...EVER! Thank you very much. Again, you and your family have inspired me.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Korey, Thank you so much for the kind compliment!

[@adrcamacho1]

It’s awesome your kids help in the shop. We need more kids to work with their hands. Very cool video!!!

[@jonathanborden4856]

I love the fact you're teaching your daughter. I'm a new woodworker but my daughter joins me in building stuff as well so we learn together.

[@debnelson8127]

It’s so great that you can spend so much time with your family working together. I grew up in my dad’s machine shop. It makes a big difference in a kids life. Good on you! 😁

[@gordonagent7037]

Great project my friend and I reckon your daughter is a star. A pleasure to follow you through the project and even better to see that your family support you so well and you teach them at the same time. Many thanks

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you Gordon, for your very nice comment, ~ James

[@RonWaller]

Completely agree. High 5 and big props to you dad for teaching your daughter these skills. Our kids are not getting these skills in school any more these days, which is a shame. She will have leg up on a lot of people going forward. She will also be a future KZbinr and can be on camera all the time.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you Ron

[@JayBates]

Good use of space :)

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thanks Jay! I'm a big fan of your channel. You make some awesome videos! ~ James

[@BrianArmas]

mmhmm.

[@chuckking2357]

You just made life easier as I built a wall system that is not real convenient and after seeing your setup, it makes more sense to me, except for now I have to live with the dewalt sliding miter saw. My original goal was to be able to park my pickup in the garage except the goal is to have a fairly decent work shop so the pickup stays outside. The shop has been a dream for me all of my life.

[@elams1894]

Nice work! Every inch of the shop counts and I like your new saw! Good to see the whole family helping out, thanks for taking the time to film and share, all the best!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

elams1894, thank you!

[@roggie77777]

Great instruction, calm narration and a nice family. Excellent

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much. :-)

[@bowyer10]

it's great to see your whole family pitching in and working together

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you Scott!

[@Bobtrain007]

I think it’s wonderful that your daughters are interested in woodworking and want to spend time with daddy!

[@gmyrick49]

Nice build. I need to build one for my newish 10" Bosch Glide. I agree with Jacob Kokura, nice to see the family involved. Your daughter looks like she knows what she's doing!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@peden34]

great video! Very cool to see you involve the kiddo in the project! Thanks for sharing!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@GeneJordan]

Very well done both on the miter saw station and editing the video. I love that your family is involved in the process of box.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@scottpierce1908]

I'm sure others have said this too, but this is AWESOME you get your family evolved. Truly remarkable work and loving the channel so far!!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Scott. Thank you very much!

[@Gehlleny]

I love your helper!! She is adorable!!! Great job to both of you on this build!!

[@mountainviews5025]

I've been watching Y'ALL for quite some time now and not only do I appreciate all of your skills I really truly believe that the main reason for my family friends and I watch y'all is this amazing awesome beautiful inspiring intelligent loving Family you and your wife are in charge of in this day and age family well I should say not all but most families are not together they barely say I love you to one another I think that you and your wife should and could start a new profession it should teach families how to be family I'm in my mid fifties and I have to tell you and your wife are great and amazing patriarchs I'm so proud of y'all thumbs up my friends

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!! You are very kind.

[@ungratefulbastard8166]

You are not kidding King . ! I notice that you young girls not only have the skills but she is always smiling . Very cute !!! She knows and she is always with good anticipation .

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Fantastic video! Love seeing the family getting involved.

[@robertgonzalez8419]

Love seeing you and your daughter working together. I to have five daughters to and they are my best friends they help me with all my projects, great job God bless you and your family.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Robert! That is awesome. Thank you very much.

[@TLaneyful]

Just found your channel so I'm doing some catching up. I can tell you now...I really enjoy your builds and narration. Great work

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@LDSloan]

Awesome job dad, making memories that will last a lifetime. Oh and the Extreme Miter Station is equally as impressive. Thanks for sharing your build.

[@ericp4370-Google]

Hi, King's Fine Woodworking! I love your videos. Having edits and narration is really helpful to explain what is happening throughout the video. It's great to see your family involved. I enjoy projects with my son - really builds a bond. The photo bombs are really great! Kudos to the youngest for her talent and willingness to be on camera! Have only watched 3 of your videos but have learned so much. I'm a beginner and enjoy learning from the best!

[@RichardGarcia-fz8be]

nice your daughter helps you, my son helps me out, I love it when he goes in my shop to grab tools to work on his own

[@garysemley293]

Everything you've shown me in this video is extremely informative and very helpful. I am so grateful that you went to all this trouble (with your daughter!). I have learned a lot, and to be honest I hated pocket screws BEFORE I saw your video. Now, I am converted directly as a result of seeing how useful you have made them in the video! I am going to look for a tool similar to the one that you have been using to help me make the pocket screw holes. I know it sounds a little sad, but honestly, thank you for your efforts. I can see how this will help me. And "No such thing as too many screws" is a saying that I go by as well.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Gary! Thank you. This is the jig that I use for pocket screws. amzn.to/2xs3NOO I do find them very handy for lots of projects. Thanks for watching. ~James

[@OU81TWO]

4:04 She spots the camera....aaaand slowly creeps away. lol. Too funny. Really nice build btw.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha, you actually got it backwards. Look again, she spots the camera, but moves to stay in frame! haha. Even when I motion for her to move out of the frame, she does so, but as SLOWLY as possible. :-)

[@hitabo]

I love that you doubled it up. Industrial extreme overkill.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!!

[@joeymerrell8585]

You've Inspired me to tackle a project I've been wanting to do for awhile. I just ordered 35 board feet of walnut and 100 gallons of glue, just to make you proud. Lol I love your work

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hahahaha! Best comment in over a week! Whenever I see one that makes me laugh out loud, I like to send out a free set of plans. If you are interested, send me a message and let me know which plan. They are all on my website. Thank you very much, and thanks for watching and commenting! ~James

[@joeymerrell8585]

King's Fine Woodworking what I'm building is an aquarium stand that is 60"×25"×40". It's 2x8 and 2x6 construction, for a 150 gallon saltwater aquarium. I would just appreciate any and all input as to how to go about building the outer shell to make it look like a piece of furniture. I have some basic tools. Table, miter, circular saws, and a hand router and router table. I'm an electrician by trade, by no means a carpenter. Thanks

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome Build! Thanks for posting!

[@Patricksworkshop]

that miter saw station looks outstanding great work

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Patrick's WorkShop, Thank you very much!

[@DD-rb6hi]

That was a Awesome video man. you should be proud and happy. I love how you got your own kid to help you build that and your shop. You have a great future woodworker who is learning from the best. Her own DAD. way to go!!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@rfox3362]

I Recently found your channel and love it. Your videos are very informative. I have a 12 year old and a 10 year old photo bomber myself who help me in the yard and the shop from time to time. You guys work well together. Your videos have given my own daughters more confidence to try more challenging things. Thank you for this! BTW, being outnumbered 6 to 1?!?! I thought 3 to 1 was tough. LOL! May God bless you and your family my friend.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hello! I'm very happy to hear that your girls are getting into the shop & trying things. We love working together as a family!

[@TheCarlTuckerson]

Hmmm, I guess it was just luck that I ran across your video. I am just now starting to build the exact same thing, also for the Bosch 12" glide saw. I really like your approach to the top. It completely changes my plan. I'm glad I hadn't already started cutting boards!!! :-) Great video, thanks for posting.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Lee! Haha, that's fantastic! Thank you for watching!

[@HarlyGuy13]

Nice project, good video and OUTSTANDING that you're so active with your family. I really enjoyed watching and look forward to others.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@LittleBunnyKungFoo]

After all your work and intricate planning, I have to say, my favorite feature is the handles on the uppers. I'm definitely stealing that for my build.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Haha! Awesome!

[@Jgonzx]

I love it! Your daughter is the soul of your videos.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

She sure is. Thank you!

[@graphguy]

Love the family working together.

[@ralphlivingston894]

I really enjoy your projects but I also like your family in the videos.

[@douglashinds6114]

I'm jealous of all of the wonderful help you have. Nice Build.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! I am very lucky.

[@hyperxmarkus6343]

love the design ad the use of space. good call on the new miter saw

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Markus! Thank you!

[@berghauss]

Now those are some handy young hands! Awesome work!

[@ShopNation]

Great looking work! I really like how it turned out and it’s great seeing your family involved. I’m looking into building some similar cabinets in my shop. I’ve got a channel documenting my journey. Keep up the great work!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@davidgreen3350]

I found watching this video very therapeutic and very enjoyable, makes me want to take up joinery so thanks for sharing and doing a great job

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! That’s very kind.

[@DarrenCharron]

Amazing I am just designing my mitre saw station and this video has given me some great ideas 😊

[@buzydebb]

Your work is so meticulous and beautiful!! You inspire me so much.

[@lionelhernandez34]

Oh my, I pulled my hair out with 2 and the Mrs. I couldn't imagine 5 great build though looks really well organized. Love seeing family out in the work shop.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! I am very blessed. They all help so much, and are all wonderful young ladies.

[@jeffjustice4690]

It's awesome that your photo bomber loves spending time with dad. 🤗

[@fredzaspel7350]

Thanks much. I always find your videos profitable.

[@frankrosario4606]

I think that you are so sincere about your craft Instructions and educating it's great to see or see again what you've done and about to do . You also have a beautiful family GOD bless you all .

[@jeromyashcraft4571]

Love your videos. It is always amazing to see how involved your family is in the process. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@kirkmowery3406]

Nice job dude i like how you have your daughters working with you they have alot of respect for you bravo

[@innocentbystander5057]

This gave me some great ideas for a space saving workbench in my garage. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@StuartSanborn]

your whole family is really talented.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you. You’re very kind.

[@smartmarketers2584]

I love your channel and if I got one of your plans I would certainly happily pay for it!! Thanks to you and your family for what you do!!

[@ccoldwater]

Great to see the proper use of a screwgun's clutch!!! Impact drivers may be lighter and more compact, but a properly set clutch wins the day for me.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@MsAda0]

Girl got skill. I'll always go around my grandpa when I was little and annoy him. He was a plumber. He would allow me once in a while to "tighten" a pipe or hand him the keys. Those are memories that stay forever.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Andreea! Thank you for watching and commenting. :-)

[@SwankeyMonkey]

Whole family involvement. Awesome.

[@CentralVillageMX]

I like your method for building bases and the room for the toe kick. Getting ideas before I build my own.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@natalieb1335]

Cute daughter! It must be a joy to have her help you!

[@BestUserNameUK]

That's a work of art - well done to all of you!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@xavieronassis-w4h]

I recently found your videos and am very impressed by your high quality work and attention to detail. As to the 35mm hole for the hinges, I have always used my 1 3/8" Forstner bit. It is just a few thousanths of a mm smaller, and I have never had an issue with the cup part of the hinge to fitting easily into it. Best wishes on your great channel. CW

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi CW. Thank you! Great tip.

[@migdi242424]

Your helper is awesome! Great job dad. And good video. Thanks

[@galennordlund1859]

Looks like you did a great job. The whole family can be proud :-)

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you Galen!

[@MrGinocon]

Nice video and clear explanations I build cabinets also with Kreg pocket holes. 2 things though: 1 I prefer to use my electrical drill for making pocket holes, in order to save battery life on my cordless drills. 2: I use full cover for the top of the cabinets. I had numerous problems with things getting stock in the upper drawer when they are over filled.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi ! Those are both great ideas! Thank you, ~James

[@MrGinocon]

You're welcome, glad to be able to share some experience.

[@jerrysatram7084]

Always wanted to build something. Thoroughly enjoyed your show.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@jeffgannon1]

Your daughter is awesome with the screw gun. I really like the design.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Jeff! Thanks. And she is quite good. She drove in thousands of screws when we built our WoodShop together. I've had people come over to help with construction projects and sometimes they are embarrassed when my 12 year old can drive in some that they can't.

[@scottmartin7717]

"my shop isn't that big" lol! My job site tablesaw takes up half of my shop, and that's not a joke. Anyways, this is a badass miter station. thanks for the great videos!

[@danielwilson-rains1807]

you sure make a lot of comments justifying your use of pocket screws... I'm curious, do people trash talk pocket screws often? why? I use em all the time - got the same Kreg pocket screw jig that you have, makes it suuuper easy. anyways, thanks for the videos! clear and concise and minus a lot of the self centered, indulgent, nonsensical ramblings a lot of youtubers will preface, and interlace, their videos with. also it's nice to see your family around helping you out, and you don't make too big a deal of that either. just really love the tone of your videos. thanks so much for taking the time!

[@imantsvanags8622]

I really apprectiate the manner in which you do your builds and your accompanying descriptions and comments. Thank you. You certainly use a large number of pocket screws. Who do you source your pocket screws and other fasteners from? I am always interested in saving money on materials.

[@michaelwright1602]

I need one of those saws! I have the Dewalt, the older version, but still with the depth issue. And the Kreg, those are the way to go, I built out my old garage using the Kreg system. The shelving and benches are rock solid. Great video.

[@pfdo1807]

What a great kid, and an awesome build!

[@ramonhernandez3812]

Great video. Few mins into it. I had to subscribe. Great job bro

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Ramon! Thank you!

[@jeremiah3543]

Your videos and family are awesome. I feel like I have to build one of these now. Maybe get my daughter to help. My son too!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you! And you should! :-)

[@billquillin1952]

Very nicely done!! Although, I'm a bit surprised you didn't glue all those joints.

[@2001redz28]

Great video man!!! Some very good tips in there.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you!

[@andrewgherlein9602]

Great build! Looks great and is very functional! I was wondering what all is included when I buy the plans because you include so much information in your videos!

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Hi Andrew! Mostly detailed measurements. There is a 3D set of plans, and a breakdown of each component of the build with specifications. The project is intended to be modular, meaning you can have any size Miter Station you want from 2' - 20' or more. You can pick the width by starting with how many 2' or 3' base cabs, then proceed upwards. Also, I help plansbuilders if they get stuck in an area. And finally, it's a way that viewers can help support my channel if they like. Thanks for watching, James

[@oscarluquin8107]

Excellent work and excellent walk through video! .. Great Job!

[@viluvaboy]

My daughter wallkill vee born in 2 months🥳😆 I'm getting into serious woodworking now and will sho it for the foreseeable future I can't wait to introduce her to this type of work and see what she can do!

[@AbamAdy]

Can't wait to see the finish project...thanks for sharing..

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Ady Unixmoment, thank you! Hopefully I'll have the next part tomorrow, and the final one a couple of days after that.

[@BrandonsBees]

Gotta love those pocket screws! Seriously though, I don't understand all of the hate pocket holes get. I think they work great.

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

I agree! And I've put them to some pretty rigorous testing. I think I'll put up a video at some point to show just how much strain a pocket joint can handle.

[@keithpovec6462]

Brandon's Bees, they work.. sure. But it is like saying Nickelback is as good as Beethoven. Nickelback can play music, but it will never be a classic that will span centuries.

[@tommyaleks100]

I don`t think people hate pocket holes but sometimes you don`t want holes to be visible not matter what. in this way, it`s better with strait holes and a plug. I seen this many times in furniture industry. I`m also only using strait holes and a plug. I don`t want anything to be visible after it has bean screwed together.

[@donaldfeiner9708]

Thank you for sharing your experience! it makes it so much easier for people like me to make informed decisions as to not only how to, but seeing how the tools work and benefit the craftsman is a real plus. Thank you ! Question, why no glue in the carcass of the cabinets? is it already that strong?

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Thank you very much! It is very strong and doesn't really need glue, although normally I would put it anyway. In this case I didn't because I may need to disassemble and move the miter station someday.

[@warrenfoster4795]

Hello James, i really enjoy watching your videos on youtube. you are really a great teacher. i have watched your extreme miter station. the question that i have is what type of miter saw that you purchased? Looking for new videos