ULTIMATE DIY Miter Saw Stand | How to Build

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

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[@Knatterbart]

how about metric plans? would make things a lot easier for a lot of us i guess

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

I'm getting closer to going to metric plans as well. It's just a time vs. reward type thing.

[@kevina5688]

Most measuring tapes have both metric and standard on them

[@Knatterbart]

@@kevina5688 still, if u NEVER use "standard" it can get very difficult or a reason for lots of mistakes. Would rather recalculate everything before I start

[@kevina5688]

@@Knatterbart I was thinking that a measuring tape with both metric and standard measure, would make converting to metric much faster. I use one with both and have not had any issues. Being 🇨🇦 l use metric alot

[@McFlysGarage]

I love building shop projects more than house projects

[@greghall_The_TechEditor]

When I used your plans to build mine, my dust collection is a Buckethead on a 5 gallon pail, w/the bottom compartment lined in Rockwool for some sound absorption. Finally I put a quick disconnect on the hose connecting to the saw so I can use a short hose for cleaning up the area around the saw of sawdust in 5 second bursts from the delay of the relay. Generally only takes about 3 bursts of the saw to vacuum up all the errant sawdust that didn't get sucked up the 1st time!

[@lui1648]

just completed the miter saw stand build up to the point of adding the fences. a local lumber company got an insane deal on 3/4" baltic birch plywood with melamine on one side for $48.00 per 4x8 sheet and thats what I made the miter stand with. I am being too exited about how the wings fold up and fit so well. Your plan is awesome!!

[@IsaacCurren-h4l]

Combined this with his flip top stand for my miter/planer stand. Works great.

[@emagee7864]

Thanks for the easy to follow plans. I've built 2 sets of base cabinets and the bench with pegboard hutch with one slight modification (shelves with cabinet door instead of drawers on one side). I just picked up this plan set and it will be my next project. I've been needing a mobile miter saw station and fatigued with manually moving my saw all over. I like the mobility. I will build this next and then start in on upper cabinets and then more base cabinets. I've installed electrical outlets and power strips so the bench systems are fully functional. It's already made a huge difference in my garage. Thanks again.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Awesome! Glad your building out an awesome workshop to enjoy! 💪 💪

[@muels6394]

Built it this weekend. Love it. Paid for the plans for appreciation, but didn’t really use the measurements. Wanted it match my work table height. Thanks

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

appreciate the support and hope you enjoy the build!

[@Mogalize]

Thanks! I bought the bundle. It's now Jan 2021. The Miter stand is going to cost about $500cnd to make. That's with all the aluminum track, stops and upgrades. Crazy!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

yeah, wood prices have gotten out of hand

[@TaylorHubbell]

Nice work! Glad to see an accompanied video to this infamous set of plans. I noticed you emphasized not wanting to do drawers (dagger to my heart). I really liked the handles I need to add that. One small and easy thing I added was some magnets to the ends of the wings and side of the body so that when I put the arms down the wings didn't bang, works great! Nice Work!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Great addition with the magnets, Taylor. Love little details like that

[@kenjones5360]

Hey Brad, great plans and fun build. I'm about to wrap it up and discovered that the standard 1-1/2" piano hinge from Home Depot has way too much play for the wings. Lateral movement front to back at the end of the wing is unbelievable. Home Depot's hinge is is very loose at the pin between the leafs. Perhaps there is a heavier hinge that you can recommend or I may try to use a pair of standard door hinges with 1/4" pin for each wing. Keep up the good work! Thanks!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Hey, Ken. Those hinges have gone downhill it seems. I'd try a small utility hinge like a door hing but smaller. Thing thr door size would be too large

[@careyallen8225]

BTW all the plans are extremely well done. Thank you.

[@adamfraser4509]

My God Man! SLOW DOWN! Great content, just getting anxious listening to it!

[@wraith2440]

This is another great video. I just purchased the plans. I would like to add the Kreg accessories . The stop block and tape measures would surely be helpful. Could you tell us more about the Kreg track and the measuring tape? How do you set the left and right measuring tapes up so that you get an accurate measurement from the center of the saw blade?

[@bradleyrhoades1065]

Just ordered your bundle pack. I actually started to build one before seeing your vid. I started cutting my side depth to 18. Hope I can still make it work . Just one peice/side.

[@josecabascango9517]

Saludos cordiales desde Ecuador excelente mesa de trabajo gracias por compartir el video,, quiero hacer para esa misma máquina,,,👍👍 bendiciones máster

[@jspin72]

Nice build! Glad to see someone finally building a miter station NOT specifically built for the saw they happen to own right now. What happens when (not if) they replace their saw and the new one is *taller* than what the station was built for?

[@FB_Woodshop]

One of my best shop builds. A must have

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

agreed!

[@GregCameron2008]

bought the plans, and all the supplies last night. I'm excited for the build.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Have fun with it!

[@scottmorris4618]

Suggestion - in the recessed hole on the wings, insert a washer and glue it, that way the bolts have a hard stop, and not the wood.

[@geoffreywilliams9053]

Have you thought about putting a door to cover the shop vac and separator? You could line it with egg carton foam to reduce the noise of the shop vac. Awesome build! I enjoyed the breakdown of each step.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Interesting idea! Could be a nice noise reducer with proper airflow allowed

[@254JROCK]

Brad nailed it with this one ☝️

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

😀👍

[@chillanvillain]

Watched this video a few times because I'll be building it soon, it will help save me some space in my tiny workshop. Did you ever get around to making a video on a dust hood for it?

[@WallyG711]

I built this a few weeks ago. I got Miter Saw and Flip Top Cart Combo plans. I haven't hooked up the Vac in the cart yet and only have the Kreg top trak on the left side. I have a Dewalt 8 1/2 inch sliding Miter Saw on the stand...I think I will try to build a dust hood for it. I really like the miter saw stand and the flip top cart...Nice designs Brad.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Glad you're enjoying the cart, Walter!

[@terry2346]

Dust hoods help a great deal as the chop saws tend to spray high and wide! You could even have a little drop tray or suction port in the back to catch the dust.

[@TheNewports]

Thanks for the inspiration. I used your nested support design for mine.

[@rolly5457]

Lovely build. One of the things I liked about April’s build is that she set the height of the top shelf based off the height of the miter saw she had. This way you don’t have to worry about shimming up the saw. Can you also post of video or blog post reviewing the dust separator?

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Yep, that's a cool aspect of April's!

[@PhillipHenry-c9t]

I have a Wen planer that produces a good bit of snipe. I've McGyvered a longer bed which helps but it just doesn't work for my garage shop. I have thought about making this stand but modifying it for my planer. Using the wings, again modified for the planer, would provide a significant bed and would go a long way towards reducing snipe. I would love to hear any and all comments and suggestions. Love this channel.

[@michaelanderson4001]

What a great video. Thanks for you instructions.

[@JkCanvas]

great idea and well done. Like the drop down wings with adjustable height. Thank you for sharing.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks!

[@mg3733]

I built that! I am so happy! The plans were easy to follow and the result was a well built miter cart!

[@GongaDuck]

My wife has wanted a painting table with a flip up side. This is exactly what I am looking for to make that project. That and redo my own miter station to be a bit more mobile, so that I can reclaim some space in the shop. Great build, Brad!

[@marzatomika]

Awesome inspiration. Definitely get better vac suction with a shorter house and less bends in the hose that causes extra friction I think.

[@darinnetherland3466]

Your builds are really nice and easy to follow. I may have to get this one and your flip top stand plans for my 1car garage shop. Only change I would make is maybe go with the no fence style wings others are doing now to make it a few inches more compact.

[@SouthernStyleDIY]

This is one of the best miter saw stands I've seen out there! Really nice to have separate dust collection on board instead of having to run a hose each time too.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, David! I totally agree

[@JusBidniss]

I wonder, instead of triangular side supports, what you'd think about folding, angled braces, running between the bottoms of the sides and the underneath surfaces of the flip-up extensions? I saw an idea for that somewhere (I think Carl Holmgren's channel), where the hinge in the middle consisted of a bolt joining holes in the 2 wooden ends, and a stop on one that allows the joint to go a couple degrees past straight, hyperextended, so that the brace locks itself straight and open just by lifting the extension, but a touch upward on the joint allows it to collapse and fold. Seems a really elegant design, plus saves on weight and wood. Love your feedback on that idea!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

I'd definitely want it to lock in the up position, and as long as it was stable and had adjustability it sounds great.

[@JusBidniss]

@@Fixthisbuildthat Yep, I checked and that guy did a strength test on his angled hinged brace where he put 150 lbs on each wing. I won't out of courtesy to you put the link here, since he also sells plans for his cart, and I don't want to put a competitor's plans for sale on your comment section. The feature I'm interested in isn't his whole cart, but just a different concept for how to prop up the wings, a triangular panel of plywood (which is found on most such carts as a general concept) vs. a folding brace, which would seem to be lighter, cheaper, and just as easy to make and operate. Although I didn't see his actual plan, the concept appears to be to cut a hardwood stick for a brace that's say 2 inches longer than needed to reach between a bracket on the side of the cabinet and a bracket underneath the wing. Cut the stick in half, 2 inches from the center. Drill holes and install a bolt and nut on each of the upper and lower ends to attach them to the brackets and create hinges. Hinge the middle by drilling a hole in the end of the shorter piece, and a hole 2 inches from the end in the longer piece, and connect them with a bolt and nut. Install a stop to the 2 inch longer overhanging end that's past the bolt, attached to the side of the brace so that it retains the shorter brace piece from moving past it, causing the jointed brace to only fold up for storage, but when it falls into its 'straight' position (actually a couple degrees past straight), the stop prevents the brace from folding downward. So most of the weight is on the bolts and holes, with some of it (due to the 2 degree hyperextension) on the stop. This allows the user to lift the wing, and the brace falls out of the storage location and unfolds from bent to straight, to take the weight of the wing. An upward touch on the middle of the hinge while supporting/holding the wing collapses the brace, allowing the wing to fold down and the brace's middle hinge to fold upward (so the bit of hyperextension was to lock it and prevent it collapsing on its own). Seems pretty ingenious, and I've tried searching for it elsewhere, even as a manufactured brace, but haven't seen anything like it. Anyway, just thought I'd pass it along for your consideration, as it seem to be functionality in line with your general design philosophy. Good luck!

[@msti20689]

haha, I was literally looking for the video for this last night!! I guess I looked 24 hours too soon. I bought the plans a couple months ago and i'm now ready to put it together. Thanks for posting the video!!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Sweet! You can download the new plans using the same e-mail.

[@msti20689]

@@Fixthisbuildthat Awesome!! Another question I had for you was what setting do you keep your drill at when screwing in pocket screws? I always feel like I either don't get them tight enough or I blast right through my material.

[@careyallen8225]

Got this set of plans and two others. Brad we need a portable bench top jointer stand with extension wings. I can see how modifying the Miter Saw stand would work. I challenge thee.

[@jbrickey]

Hey Brad, nice plans and I have knocked out the base.but One bit of feedback is that 39” is much too high IMO. Maybe for a 6-6 woodworker and/or lighter stock but at 5-9 and trying to heft a 8/4 piece of walnut to that height is a bit much. I’m going to need to go back and adjust down by about 5”. I recommend others looking to build this consider the height that works for you and adjust accordingly.

[@5Shoez]

I finally finished this having had bit la of time over the last few weeks. it is fantastic. well worth the time. methinks brad’s head may explode were he to see it and see the lack of symmetry in the screws. but it was too cold up here to plane that out. it was eyeballed. some tips for newbies from a newbie: - get pre counter sunk piano hinges. i used #8 5/8” screws and put them in all the holes. and the wings wouldn’t fold down cuz the heads stuck up. so i had to screw in every other (and the opposite on the other side) to get them to fold down *question for experienced folks - are there flat wood screws? - invest in a counter sink bit. i used to bigger bit as i didn’t have one and it ain’t pretty. - if you have a smaller mitre saw, like my dewalt mitre saw, wait to make the fences until you’ve made the box and wings as well as putting your mitre saw on top (don’t fully screw it down yet) to make longer fences that will extend up to your saw’s fence. - for the above statement - i realized this extension would be helpful after putting in the saw. i didn’t realize it was not centered and slightly askew. so my fences look a bit angled. and again, would likely make brad’s head explode :-). - i made a “mistake” on one side and the cut out is at the back. having said that, it worked out better for me to line up the screw on the support to the wing. let’s chok that up to a happy accident. - you’ll need more screws than you think. overall - this was a fantastic set of plans that are perfect as is and gave me an opportunity to think and adjust to fit my needs. it is compact. i use the shelves for tool storage and it’s been awesome. so many lesson learned for future projects. have fun with it!

[@drleduc]

I have the same issue with #8, 5/8" screws, lol! There is a flat head screw (think they call in pan head) and will head to the HW store to check this out. Worst case, drill new holes into one side of piano hinge where the other side does not touch!

[@lui1648]

I have all the pieces cut out of Baltic birch plywood with melamine on one side. its going to be a sturdy miter saw cabinet!! When I measured out the position for the doubled 10.5 inch pieces in the underside of the extension wings I came to 22 inches rather than 20.25 inches. The support wings are 23 inches on the short side and 28 inches on the long side. Please check me on that before I commit to screws and glue. I purchased a Massca pocket hole jig and made a bench top holder out of baltic birch plywood and that made the pocket hole portion a breeze. I am excited to have this cabinet completed.

[@edgewater210]

Brad: I want to thank you for publishing this video and am purchasing the plans. I have a 12" Dewalt Compound Sliding Miter Saw and a contractor stand. Since I am getting up in years the 12" miter saw is just getting to heavy to store and then have to set it up on the contractor stand every time I need want to do a project. This seems to be a great solution for my limited shop space, which seems to be a common issue for most weekend, project, woodworkers. I have read a lot of comments and there are some concerns expressed about strength of the wings. My thoughts are that they are pretty strong as the weight on the outside of wings is transferred to the bottom of the cabinet. One question: Could sanded 3/4" pine be used instead of birch plywood? I know that the birch looks nicer but is there any strength reason you chose birch?

[@mainerdiy8399]

This is an excellent build! I want the compact size of this style but really wanted the positive stop feature. You gave me both. Thanks

[@tcjensenjr]

Dude, love your channel. Have been watching non-stop! Great, creative, ideas!

[@OffroadTreks]

I thought you had a video for this. I bought your plans for this earlier in the year. By far one of my favorite additions in my garage, as I don't have the room for a fixed mitter station.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

glad you're loving it and thanks for the support!

[@ellabratinella1410]

Love the cabinets😊

[@rodolfogagnotti5066]

Excelente trabajo , muy util y sencillo , un diez de calificacion.... Saludos desde argentina ....

[@yoniluxford1597]

really like the sturdiness of this build, thanks for you clarity. checked out plans and wonder if you provide them in decimal for those of us not in US.

[@sgsax]

Between April's vid and yours, I've got some great ideas for my own stand. Thanks for sharing!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Awesome! Have fund with it!

[@RainDog222222]

and since Brad's is plagiarized from Drew Fisher, you could add his great ideas too!

[@LowAss720]

@@RainDog222222 Serious? This stand has been built about 1000 times on youtube. I doubt he saw Fishers video and decided thats the one!!

[@stephanie09.11]

I bought April's plans for the first stand I made. Bought a new saw that does not fit. Second time around I want to fancy it up, so this time...tag this plan is it. Purchased all the Kreg fancy pieces...tomorrow I start.

[@BenWillKing]

I built this from your plans about 6 months ago. It has been my favorite tool stand, and is incredibly useful. My son will even play with it and pretend it’s a transformer. 😆. (With the saw unplugged of course). Keep up the great work!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

That's awesome! Glad you're loving it!

[@ryanlanford1886]

So great.

[@kestutisk9397]

Great job very nice 👍!!!

[@sphixcanada]

This cart is amazing. Be aware if you are putting a Hitachi C12RSH on this cart the bed/table is 1/4” taller than what the default build specs are. Either drop the top 3/8” or make the wing mounting cleats 3/8” taller

[@zenbooter]

Yah, it’s a very good design. I built it about 2006. Can’t remember where the plans came from. It’s great because of the drop down wings. What I have not done is build a dedicated dust funnel. Maybe this year Your shop is well appointed and neat.

[@theworkshopjourney9209]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@Steve_K2]

This 74-year-old is delighted America is still making young men like this.

[@markkoons7488]

Well done

[@KansasDonnie]

Thanks for proving these great instructional videos! You are very easy to listen, and learn from due to your fun loving attitude, clear voice, and explaining things as you go.

[@Tilly850]

I finished mine last spring! It isn't as perfectionist as yours but I love the wings and after I got my saw's dust chute fixed to work with the vac it is pretty slick. Nice that you now have the video...at a couple points I could have used that! LOL

[@tfwoodcraft]

Saweet! I think i'm going to try to combine these folding wings with the flip cart. I wont be able to do the on-board dust collection but I'm ok with that. Can you think of anything that would prevent the flip cart/folding miter stand combo??

[@OutoftheWoodwork]

Very cool design!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

thanks!

[@fredhiggins8960]

Just finished mine. It will work well to roll out and store in my garage. Thanks. I have a photo if you like.

[@joeymerrell8585]

I like the stand. But my preference is a longer support. Mine is 10ft off one side and 6ft off the other. Its huge, but I like it and my jet 12" dual compound slider.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Yep, this is more for small shops that need the mobility and folding wings

[@joeymerrell8585]

@@Fixthisbuildthat agreed. It is an awesome design idea for that. Especially the mobility. Although, I believe this could be modified to use my dewalt 735 planer and have longer outfeed. I'm gonna try that. Keep em coming brother

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

I need one of these badly... 🤔

[@coltonhudgens3363]

You should make plans like this for a mobile table saw station with a flip up out feed table and extension

[@chadmarkley]

Love all your videos and I am building this over the weekend. Also, with your advertising/sponsors. It is so smart to have the ad run while you are doing the build in the background. Keeps my eyes on the ad because I don't want to miss the build! SMART

[@tpobrienjr]

Good project, Brad. Thanks for revealing the amount of 3/4 ply needed, right at the beginning of the video. That kept my attention.

[@williamellis8993]

Great build, Brad. I feel your pain about screw hole spacing. I, too, am an engineer. When I had a new garage door installed, I had the company leave the weather stripping for me to install. I carefully measured for the nails so I didn't have to see random spacings like they would do.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

hahaha, yes exactly!

[@ronhines9356]

I was an Air Force Aircraft structural technician for 20 years and another 20 years in civilian aviation. It is IMPOSSIBLE for me to install fasteners of any kind without even spacing and edge distances!!

[@rolltwo4me]

Looks great! Awesome project! Sweet vid! And that's what I appreciate about ya.

[@busared06]

Ok squirrelly Dan

[@bingticse9977]

Recently purchased your plan and can’t wait to build it. However, I need to cut a 12”H x 3”D notch at the bottom rear of the cabinet to accommodate my garage foundation. Will this notch compromise the cabinet?

[@barbrabrown9997]

looks great thanks. Do you have a recommendation where to buy 8 quarter wood. Now that I can mill my own I am looking for a dealer. thanks

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for showing how and sharing that, well done!

[@jimmelcher4876]

Brad, Are you using #10 1-1/4” wood screws to secure the back. The plans specify 1-1/4 but not the diameter. Thanks!

[@toddyendell480]

Thinking of buying a mitre saw so this video was perfect for me. 👍🏼

[@markkoons7488]

It seems to me you have a great deal of faith in fasteners between the plies. Nevertheless, those are all fine improvements on the basic design. Yours is as good enough project that I've watched it three times now. Thank you.

[@ausfrog381]

Great video Brad. My only question is where am i going to put other shop stand in my garage

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Cars out first, kid's stuff out second 😀

[@billbee235]

Yepppp ima copy this. I built another KZbin miter station as my first woodworking project. It’s cool and all but WAY too big at 8’ across. I think the mobile miter cart with wings is 🔥 I’m going to opt for drawers instead of vac storage tho I’m going to be redoing my deck soon and can move it through the house to the back yard easily.

[@casperscuts2627]

Great Job, thanks!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

You're welcome!

[@jeanloreaud9282]

Joli travail bravo salut Jeannot 🛠😉

[@brycemaclean5441]

Brad what do you think of the Kreg ACS table and saw? Been looking into it and would like to hear what you think of it!

[@breakinn403]

Great job!

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

I like the extras to this stand Brad! Lots of good ideas!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

thanks!

[@a.dejesus792]

I notice that you favor Ridgid tools. You gotta love the warranty, By the way, great miter saw stand.

[@DarkTubeToo]

Hey Brad. Amazing mobile miter cart. I bought the plans. I’ve been building mine. Though the video makes it look a lot quicker build. I’ve been working on this project for some time due to life getting in the way (lol). I’m starting to see the light at the end of tunnel. Thank you for you ideas.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

You've got this! 💪 💪

[@blakewinchester9555]

Awesome build video! I just bought the plans and am excited to add this to the shop. I was planning in going with the same dust collection setup and I’m curious to hear how the 4 hp shop vac performed over the years. Thanks!

[@Neon-zj1uk]

I have absolutely no use for a mitre saw rn but I still watched the entire video

[@mattschonhoff2614]

Hey Brad, love the design and the video. You totally inspired me and I just built one myself. Haven't had a chance to use it yet though, but I'm wondering - are your wings super solid, or do they move around a bit? My wings move a little, but I'm thinking I may have bought cheap piano hinges. I also shorted my wing support to about 12-14" tall at the hinge, which could be contributing.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

You'll have a little big of wiggle in most hinges (more in cheaper ones). Just register it to the same spot when calibrating and cutting.

[@davemeinhaldt1405]

Awesome

[@JNDCreations]

Wicked build Brad! Killing it!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks!

[@ChristianJones-jk8wp]

Hey Brad. Love your plans and videos. Have built a couple of the drill press stands. I am currently building a router cabinet for a Rockler top, modified the drill press stand plans to accommodate the 32 inch top. The miter saw stand is my next project. My question is, has anyone built a hood for it. Dust collection is a priority to me. Understand that you just moved your saw to a stationary position. Been kicking around some ideas, any tips? Thanks.

[@ianprice4749]

I have seen a few ideas on a hood with moving doors for the front to go around the saw. I would like to install one at some point. I will probably put some good looking doors on the front first.

[@viper22304]

Thanks for sharing the video. Great work. Could you please post the materials or where could I buy the relay switch box?

[@robertivey3268]

Just found your channel a few days ago since I can't go anywhere during the pandemic and have already bought two of your plans that I will build when I can get material. My late father was a fantastic woodworker but did not teach me anything. My newbie question is, can you be a little more specific on what type of plywood to use for this project and also for the shoe rack you did? Obviously something like CDX will not work for this or any furniture type project so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. TIA

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Welcome to the channel! If you're painting it you can use BC sanded plywood or the "sanded ply". Definitely don't need the maple or birch oly

[@philthompson]

I really enjoyed this video and plan on making my own, where might I find information on that dust separator?

[@philthompson]

Just kidding. Reading is hard 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

@@philthompson always have the major accessories or unique items linked in the descriptions :)

[@gregmullins1296]

Another great video. Thank you so much. I got the plans for the planer/sander flip top and I’m hoping to make it next weekend.

[@jcurrado]

Love this project and I am going to be purchasing your plans for this very soon. My miter saw station is in need of an upgrade. Your milwaukee impact gun you are using, what model is that one?

[@richardchalmers7609]

Where did you get those casters? I like the large brake pedal; a lot of brakes on casters are too small to be foot operated.

[@jonshull6380]

Another quarantine project I built to improve my shop. Thanks, Brad. Great plans. Could have used one more dimension on the cutoff of the wings, but ultimately it wasn't critical. How has the 4-gallon vacuum worked for you? Does it provide enough suction? Thanks.

[@carljohnson1911]

Do you have plans for the original mitre saw stand you mentioned at the start of the video?

[@shamishkendall8304]

Hello FTBT from the land down under, Just wondering if you're going to do a metric set of plans. Cheers

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Hey, Shamish. Getting more and more interest, so I might need to!

[@buckeyeboi2010]

You have become my favorite channel Brad. I feel like everything you make for your shop, I've either been wanting to make or have already made (but yours are better). Can't wait to buy plans for this and make it!!!

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Thanks, Christian! Glad you're enjoying the builds

[@markgaborik4600]

How did the Cyclone Dust topper work out? Was considering using it as well for my build of your plan.

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Coupled with the small vac it was not good enough. And too big to combine with the big one

[@Mark-oj7yt]

Awesome miter stand, I just purchased your plans I have a question. Do you install tape measure on the right side of the saw? If so what measurements would be on the right side ? Thanks