The New Mitre Station (part 1 of 3) - Workshop Re-Model Episode 4

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Woodwork video. Part 1 of the re-build of my mitre station. This video covers building a extension worktop/storage unit for the saw, and making sure it is perfectly flush and level with the mitresaw.
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[@hansdegroot8549]

Good video. Straight forward without any difficult constructions when it is not necessary. I'm looking forward to the other parts.

[@stevecraig6256]

Looking forward to seeing how the rest of your shop comes together. Need more UK channels showing what we have to work with instead of the US workshops most of which are bigger than the average UK house. Merry Xmas Steve

[@WheresMyPencilUK]

Nice job Keith! I didn't think there was a lot wrong with your old mitre saw workstation but the strive for perfection is admirable!

[@brothyr]

Feeler gauge set is a great addition to the tool kit.

[@ksp1278]

Looks good. I was half expecting you to take the opportunity to insulate that wall.

[@peterbradbury1592]

Looking forward to the next videos, looking great.

[@chemcody5119]

Coming along nicely Keith.

[@michaelevans1658]

Good job Kieth surprised you did not insulate the wall when you had everything out. I noticed you have a Charnwood small router table ,that was my first table i even made a router lifter for it using a 18mm threaded bar some nuts and a plate welded to the top nut.

[@tooljunkie555]

good stuff and yea 1 piece wood definitely be good enough for me too.🖒 always look forward to a good Metra Station build that still have yet to build one for my shop still on one of those Craftsmen tool stands but work with what you got I guess Merry Christmas

[@Chimp_No_1]

Very interesting and helpful. Thanks.

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Good build 👍🏼

[@300leothelion]

Get them walls insulated son, you'll feel a difference both in the summer and the winter. Nice job all the same.

[@classic287]

Nice job.....

[@eddyflynn213]

thanks for sharing

[@craftertewaka289]

Nice up grade to the work shop, look forward to the finished result. How do you find working in the shop in the winter, do you have the need for heating.

[@vileguile4]

Where did you buy the pocket hole jig? Same question about the speed square actually!

[@rs2klee]

nice, good work :)

[@chrislogan8283]

maybe make a zero clearence board for you portable rip saw, and the last cleat you screwed on i would always screw thinest to thickest best way. good vid though

[@bobdickweed]

Great project...put some insulation in the walls now when you have them open..;-p

[@Ibizaespania]

very good... (Y)