Chris, Very Nice! Ten years ago, I built a miter saw station similar but smaller. We were building a giant hotel, which I won’t mention the name.

On my station, I had two drawers and an open cabinet to keep hand and power tools in. I rolled that saw station from one end of that building to the other. Bottom floor to the top. We had to carry it up and down the stairs because elevators weren’t installed yet.

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After seeing your miter saw station, I would like to build a newer, updated one. Can you send me the plans for your project. Thanks, Greg B •. Great chop saw station. I am a subscriber to your magazine and enjoy reading it. I would like the PDF file if it not too inconvenient for you. Just a note, if you want a true precision measuring system that is repeatable to 0.001″, then buy an Incra Fence System.

I install an 4′ Incra Fence on my Dewalt Mitrie station and It is great. If you forget to cut a board to a certain length, you don’t have to worry about getting the same exact length again. Since with an Incra fence system is repeatable to 0.001″. Manual Do Modem Sagemcom F St 27645. Again, great chop/mitrie saw station.

Hi Chris, I built this in 2011 for a gentleman. I used Birch plywood for the construction with Birch trim and edges as needed. I did use Poplar for the drawer assemblies and when finished it gave a nice contrast. I modified the saw area at the rear wall as he wanted to use a DeWalt 12″ sliding miter saw with slides that hit when rotating it side to side. Other than that the plans were excellent, I did change up the scrap drawers a little.

He said he didn’t know if he could make himself us it because it might scratch it!