Project Information
My old workbench was WAY too big, 12 ft and my old saw was not even close to accurate enough for joinery (old harbor freight 12" sliding miter) I cut 4 ft off my bench and installed the new Ridgid 12" sliding miter saw. The new saw presented some challenges of its own. To keep the 70 degree miter in both directions I had to make some modifications to keep as much of my cut capacity while still getting the full miter.
I also installed the Kreg flip stop system, I was sick of my planed 2×4 and block of plywood, it worked for a while, but it is going to be awesome never having to double check my stop block measurements again. Set it and forget it.
Check out the video below, please like and subscribe to my channel, and check me out on Social Media if you want to see what else I am up to.
View on YouTube
Thanks for Watching,
Wood.Work.LIFE
I also installed the Kreg flip stop system, I was sick of my planed 2×4 and block of plywood, it worked for a while, but it is going to be awesome never having to double check my stop block measurements again. Set it and forget it.
Check out the video below, please like and subscribe to my channel, and check me out on Social Media if you want to see what else I am up to.
View on YouTube
Thanks for Watching,
Wood.Work.LIFE