Miter Saw Station

• Detailed cut list and plans including a PDF and a SketchUp file (Metric and Imperial).
• Hours of detailed video instruction (10 videos in total) showing every step of the build.
• All videos and plans are digital and will be available for download upon purchase.

• Planning a miter station
• Minimalist cabinet construction
• Cutting down plywood
• Practical drawer construction
• Cabinet leveling
• Drawer slide installation
• European cup hinge installation
• Easy drawer-front installation
• T-track selection and installation
• Finishing
• Custom stops

• 6 Sheets of 3/4" Plywood
• 1 Sheet of 1/4" Plywood
• 19 Board Feet of Hardwood

• Planer/Jointer (alternatives: purchase pre-milled lumber or use hand planes)
• Tablesaw with a Miter Gauge or sled
• Dado Stack
• Router
• Bandsaw (or Jigsaw)
• Drill
• Miter Saw
• Random Orbit Sander
• Circular Saw or Track Saw

• 3 - Incra T-Track
• 3 - Incra T-Track Plus
• Countersink Bit
• Timbermate Wood Filler
• Self-Centering Bits
• 18 Pairs - 22" Accuride Low Profile Slides or similar
• Rockler Shelf Pin Jig
• Cup Hinge Drilling Jig
• Hinge Bracket Jig
• 6 - Blum Zero Protrusion Hinges
• 12 - Heavy-Duty Leveling Feet

These Miter Saw Station Plans feature a clean, no-nonsense design focused on storage, support, and flexibility, without unnecessary bells and whistles. The station includes three cabinets with an 8′ work surface to the left of the saw and a 4′ surface to the right, giving you plenty of support for long stock.

The left cabinet run measures 96″L × 24″D × 36″H, the right side measures 48″L × 24″D × 36″H, and the center opening is adjustable, with plans allowing for a 24″ wide space to accommodate virtually any sliding or standard miter saw.

Built-in drawers, doors, and pull-out trays ride on full-extension slides, while dual T-tracks in the tops provide an easy, accurate way to use stops, all without a traditional fence getting in the way. The fenceless design keeps the entire work surface usable and eliminates alignment headaches.

Designed for real shops and real workflows, these Miter Saw Station Plans give you a practical, customizable solution you can build with confidence.

The Miter Station consists of a left side measuring 96″L x 24″D x 36″H, a right side measuring 48″L x 24″D x 36″H, and a center section for the saw that can vary depending on the saw. The plans allow for a 24″ wide space for the saw.

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