
A dedicated miter saw station improves the performance of the saw and makes it much more convenient to use. This is not your typical miter saw stand.
Woodworker's Journal Senior Editor, Chris Marshall started from scratch to design a better miter saw station. He came up with a compact and feature-rich design, including: Two forms of on-board dust collection Ten lineal feet of shelf space for longer offcuts Two full-extension drawers for storing shorter scraps Full-size upper cabinet Display your notes or drawings using magnets attached to the cabinet's steel door panels Built-in stop-block system Space-saving design with roll-around convenience This plan is one of the many Premium Plans that are exclusively available to Woodworker's Journal subscribers. It's FREE to Rockler customers. See more Woodworker's Journal Premium Plans.
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Before you cut a single board, these are the layout and storage decisions that determine whether your miter saw station actually fits your shop and works the way you expect.

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