3 in 1 miter saw station (must have WOODWORKING jig) DIY Creators

Making a 3 in 1 miter saw station. Now make repeatable cuts, safely cut small parts and make miter cuts. If you lack space in your shop or want a quick and easy miter saw setup, then this is a great addition.

Materials & tools used (Affiliate Links)
- 3/4'' Plywood and 1 by 2 stock
- #6 (3/8’’) Screws used to secure the T-Track

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FAQ: Must have tools for beginners (Affiliate Links)

FAQ: Camera Gear
5. Software Adobe Premiere Pro

FAQ: Top Materials I use
1. 3/4 Plywood, Select pine Southern yellow pine


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[ilivelivemusic]

I really appreciated the “Where I Am” insets. I wish more You Tubers would adopt this technique.

[enigma.records]

Hands down, one of the best instructional content creators and builders/craftsman on here imo. I'm be needing one of these in my workshop so I'm grateful for the time and tips. 🙏🏼🍻

[Funknwanker]

I love this guy’s videos. He always points out when he makes a little mistakes even though he really does not need to. That tells you all you need to know about how honest a person is and this guy I feel is as honest as they come.

[PratabAli]

What I love is the honesty, at about 3m 54s, and then telling us how you fixed it. Top marks for the patient and friendly (unintimidating) presentation style.

[pwkelly]

That “Where I am” insert of your 3D model is BRILLIANT!! Your already excellent content made even better!!! Keep on Making!!

[richardselby]

The video recoding and clarity is one of the best on YouTube bar none. I appreciate the fact you don't yammer on and on like so many others, they love their own voices. You cover a ton of ground and answer many questions with the straight forward instruction. Great video, great jig with great presentation and very professional. Definitely a 5 out of 5 star rating.

[skipanardoross]

This is a top-tier design, in my opinion, and exactly what I think I'm going to do, at least for now. I already started building a huge miter saw station but funding became a "stop-block" lol. This, though, will work. I really like the angle setter. That could really make a difference for me.

[rlhanks]

This jig seems so simple and full of features that everyone would be using but this the first time I have ever seen it for a miter saw. I totally agree that moving the blade for angle cuts should be the last option, this is far better to achieve accuracy. Great job.

[neilf]

Wow! Big time props. I love how you create a tool that needs minimal adjustments and still provides a wide range of functionality. Your design is brilliant and very helpful. Thank you tremendously.

[AndyVandy]

Love the “where I am” graphic. And, showing mistakes. 😉 Great video.

[jasonpollock]

The highlight graphic in the top right showing what you're working on is FABULOUS. I can't tell you the number of times I've been watching a woodworking video and wondered what the host was doing, it was all some magical thing and you can't see what's happening until the end.

Thank you very much, great video, awesome addition! I'm going to add your improvements to any miter station build I make.

[eftwwur]

I just watch your work on the miter saw station . Outstanding work !

[phil]

Absolute best mitersaw jig I have ever seen! Will definitely be making

[nancycook]

Your work is amazing, haven't seen a project that I didn't enjoy. Would love to be able to build like you. Congrats on hitting 2M.

[frantictater]

I am building something out of wood for the first time....a chicken coop. Your videos have been the most helpful of anything I have found on the internet! I am so grateful to you and want you to know what a service you are offering to people, especially us women who have a hard time finding someone to teach us. Thank you so much!!!!

[kevinnunn]

Always love that "Where Am I" feature! Wish every project plan I worked on featured that!

[dustisamust]

Just excellent. 2 million subscribers, everyone of them deserved.

[thomaspigg]

What a great build!!! I love the form and functionality of it. To me this is what I would call a "no nonsense " tool. It does exactly what it's meant to do, and it does it very well!!!
Thank You Sir for another great build!!!

[MarceneiroFDS]

I love that "WHERE AM I" thing!! Well done!!

[josephinebutler]

This is the best jig I've seen and since my mitre saw cannot cut accurate angles it will be the first I attempt to make. Thanks Tricia