Professional Frame Maker's Miter Saw Station // PART 1

[@mikebrown6913]

I plan to rebuild my miter station and have been surfing for ideas. I like the way you are doing this. You asked for suggestions and the only thing I would have done different is made my toe kick out of construction grade lumber (probably pressure treated. And attach it to the shop floor perfectly level and co-planer with each cabinet. Then simply sit the cabinets on it. Everything is level, square and plum.

[@SamMacyDesigns]

Thank you! I really like that idea, I've had to shim it a few times since building it and I think your method would have eliminated it completely.

[@Aroundtoitsawmillvt]

Love the wood work

[@SamMacyDesigns]

Thanks 👍

[@albertlombus3918]

Great job

[@SamMacyDesigns]

Thank you so much!

[@barnyardkh4]

Why not level the bases/toe kicks first and then attach each cabinet carcass?

[@SamMacyDesigns]

Mostly because I didn’t have much cabinet building experience at the time lol I think that’s likely what I would do today if I were to make it again

[@barnyardkh4]

Wood Whisperer has a good video on his channel that covers construction and installation of cabinets. You’ve probably learned most of it by experience now though. Lol!! Love how you’ve made the most of a relatively small shop. I’m jealous.

[@Justin-yh9pm]

Great job! Interesting way to do the toe kick frame attachment, I’ve never seen that before. Seems to me like it makes life easier for replacing if the need arises. 🤗

[@SamMacyDesigns]

Thanks! It seemed liked the easiest method at the time lol

[@daveklein2826]

Built my entire kitchen that way and it is such an efficient way to level and install cabinets

[@Aroundtoitsawmillvt]

Also the snowblower broke again in just 2 fluffy snow stormes

[@andrewgratton7556]

My miter saw station has 0 miter saws. Yours has 2 :(

[@daveklein2826]

LMAO