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Light Weight Miter Table

comments (1) October 26th, 2010 in Project Gallery        
Wikawinno Wikawinno, member
9 users recommend

Without 2x extensions
With 2x extensions
Loaded in truck off the floor
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Without 2x extensions


This miter stand/table is about ten years old.  It is made with a single 4x8 sheet of 1/2 ply, 1x1 pine to brace the corners, a diagonal oak brace underneath and some sturdy yet inexpensive store bought legs.  Having a table to work on is nice and the holes make clamping and carrying easy.  The top is screwed on so it can be replaced, though it never has been.  It is built to accept 2x stock to slide in on the ends for more length if needed. I don't want to put more than 150 lbs. on the table so as not to bend the legs, I'd use saw horses for heavy stock anyway.  I would not change anything to this stand/table if it meant adding weight.  The way it is suits my needs well.    

 


Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Project Gallery, Miter saw stand

Comments (1)

JFink JFink writes: Great saw setup - and I love the ability to make something from a single sheet of ply.
Posted: 8:49 am on November 1st

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