Show Us Your Miter Station

[Sbradley0911]

Built most of this when covid lock down first started

 

[gunnyr]

My miter station is a bit simpler than many here.

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[Crazyraceguy]

Dewalt DW717 Kreg stop system with an additional 48" of track on the left side. I still haven't gotten around to making actual drawer fronts though. I usually make things like that from off cuts or extras from a project and nothing interesting has come up lately.
I have some chestnut at home, but I'm holding onto it for something better than that.

 

[imdking]

I don't have a shop yet, so I set up my tools outside when I work.

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[CeeJay]

Nice! No need for an air cleaner!

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[imdking]

Nice! No need for an air cleaner!

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Nope!
Hahaha !

 

[Pompeio]

Here is my portable miter station that I made the same height as my MFT3. Both are also the same height as my assembly/cutting table which is also in casters.
I made a shroud for the miter station to capture some of the sawdust.

 

[sancho57]

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Nice looks like you got yer shop up and running looking good buddy

 

[twistsol]

Here is a distant shot of mine. You can see the details at the link below

Kapex Miter Station

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[Crazyraceguy]

jobsworth

Did you ever get your shop going? This all started because of the permit delay, did you get it resolved?
If so, was there an update that I missed?

 

[sancho57]

yea its been going for a while check my shop build thread. All Im doing now is posting tid bits of things Im adding.

 

[GarryMartin]

Did you ever get your shop going?

https://www.festoolownersgroup.com/workshops-and-mobile-vehicle-based-shops/whats-a-good-shop-size/

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[Beaudreaux JC]

It’s definitely a work in progress, but I hope to finish it in the coming weeks.

 

[Crazyraceguy]

It’s definitely a work in progress, but I hope to finish it in the coming weeks.

That's a nice looking set-up you have there. I have a question though, what is in the vertical drawer to the left and how is it mounted?

 

[Stone Message]

A few people have built my design - the plans are free of charge and are shown below:

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Peter

 

[Cheese]

I don't have a shop yet, so I set up my tools outside when I work.

I much prefer working outside, weather permitting. That's actually the reason I purchased the Kapex, CMS router table and obviously my first TS 55.

 

[Beaudreaux JC]

It’s definitely a work in progress, but I hope to finish it in the coming weeks.

That's a nice looking set-up you have there. I have a question though, what is in the vertical drawer to the left and how is it mounted?
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The vertical drawer has 2-20” slides, it houses a bunch of viewtainers full of screws/nails etc

 

[afish]

I’m fortunate to have a lot of space but this could easily be shortened. The mini mft is stored to the right of the kapex so I can pull it out for quick domino jobs or take to a job site. I used phenolic plywood for the top and love it.

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I would love to have all that space.

 

[squall_line]

The vertical drawer has 2-20” slides, it houses a bunch of viewtainers full of screws/nails etc

That's one hefty spice rack!  [wink]

I would love to have all that space.

I (and probably many others) would love to have even HALF of that space.

I guess I can't complain too much; there are plenty of in-town and near-town acreages around here with large outbuildings.  We just didn't happen to buy any of them when we moved.

 

[Stanleywc]

Mine is based on an American Woodworker article from many moons ago.