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This project sort of evolved. When I purchased a new Unisaw I knew my old run-off table (small though it was) wouldn’t work well with the new saw. I wanted something with tool storage, was movable (my wife insists on parking cars and doing laundry in my shop), and while I was at it I figured it could act as a miter saw table as well.
These are photos of the work in progress. Lumber core ply, maple drawer fronts, walnut handles. It’s 5’ long by 2’ wide.
I still need to make a removable fence for the miter saw. It will also have another 2 foot “wing” that will fold against the back for storage and be raised when I’m dealing with sheet goods.
Once finished I’ll post an update.
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9 comments so far
Scott Bryan
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posted 496 days ago
This is a nice multi-purpose tool cabinet that you have built. I like the idea of mobility and including the miter saw addition as well.
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thetimberkid
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posted 495 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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Greg Wurst
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posted 495 days ago
Good job! That should come-in mighty handy.
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Dusty56
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posted 495 days ago
WOW !! This is a fantastic multi use idea : ) I have a small basement shop and I really need to get rid of some single use “furniture”.....one of my problems is that my floor isn’t level and my outfeed table HAS to be adjustable , but I can something like yours in my future …. Those full extension glides make a great addition as well : ) Thanks for posting such a great project…
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CharlieM1958
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posted 495 days ago
Outstanding! I’m trying to figure out if I can make room for one like this.
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sIKE
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I really like the handles you put on front of the cabinets. Gives it a real nice visual appeal.
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Tim from Iowa City
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posted 495 days ago
Very functional. Looks great too.
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joey
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posted 495 days ago
Nice job. and it looks good too.
Joey
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 364 days ago
Nice looking miter saw stand.
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