A miter saw is one of the handiest tools you can own, and one of the messiest. The chips and sawdust it creates get everywhere. This dust hood helps corral the mess by giving it somewhere to go—into a dust collector or shop vacuum. You can build a hood for your saw from plywood and a few fittings.

Building a dream miter saw station was a massive project but I am so glad that I took the time to knock it out and I'm going to show you how!

Recently Craig Parsons sent me some information and pictures for the miter saw station he built using my miter saw station plans. He modified it to fit his needs and his space. He did an awesome jo…

I just moved into my new shop and have about twice as much room as I used to. I would like to turn one of my walls into a long bench with a radial arm saw...

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Woodworking combines precision and creativity, and having the right tools can make all the difference. If you’ve ever struggled with uneven cuts or managing

3D Warehouse is a website of searchable, pre-made 3D models that works seamlessly with SketchUp.

3D Warehouse is a website of searchable, pre-made 3D models that works seamlessly with SketchUp.

Everyone, I have a mitre saw currently sitting on my main workbench.. Finally I am fed up with moving things and knocking things off, etc.. Anyone have...

I am trying to design a miter saw station for a CSMS. I want storage shelves under it, about 3 feet of extension to one side of the saw and about 8 feet of extension to the other side. My question is what is the ideal height? Within reason can it be too high? I am leaning toward the saw's table being about 42" above the floor. Seems on paper to be a little high, but it gives me the storage I want and I won't have to bend over much and squint to see the laser. James