Hi,

Yesterday, I came accross a mitre saw unit picture with plans.

In ABPW I have put a cross section titled "mitre saw table"

Please could you lead me to the original website, as today I cannot, for the
life of me find it.

Cheers,

Sam

"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
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Hi,

Yesterday, I came accross a mitre saw unit picture with plans.

In ABPW I have put a cross section titled "mitre saw table"

Please could you lead me to the original website, as today I cannot, for
the
life of me find it.

Cheers,

Sam

this one? http://christophermerrill.net/ww/pla...l_Stand_1.html

No, a smaller thing, table top


"Charles Spitzer" wrote in message
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"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Yesterday, I came accross a mitre saw unit picture with plans.

In ABPW I have put a cross section titled "mitre saw table"

Please could you lead me to the original website, as today I cannot, for
the
life of me find it.

Cheers,

Sam

this one? http://christophermerrill.net/ww/pla...l_Stand_1.html

"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Yesterday, I came accross a mitre saw unit picture with plans.

In ABPW I have put a cross section titled "mitre saw table"

Please could you lead me to the original website, as today I cannot, for
the
life of me find it.


Hey Sam. Just curious - why do you need plans? You'll usually have to
build it to suit since miter saws are not built the same way and you'll have
to size anything you build to your saw. As far as design goes, the basic
design is a unit that the saw sits into, and has extensions to both sides
that are the same exact height as the bed of the saw. Simple measuring and
careful cutting. Lay up a fence on each of the extensions that matches up
to the saw fence and you're off and running. Ummmm...or were you talking
about something else?
--

-Mike-

No that's it Mike, thanks for the idea about the fence, i'd forgotten that
it!

Thanks,

Sam


"Mike Marlow" wrote in message
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"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
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Hi,

Yesterday, I came accross a mitre saw unit picture with plans.

In ABPW I have put a cross section titled "mitre saw table"

Please could you lead me to the original website, as today I cannot, for
the
life of me find it.


Hey Sam. Just curious - why do you need plans? You'll usually have to
build it to suit since miter saws are not built the same way and you'll
have
to size anything you build to your saw. As far as design goes, the basic
design is a unit that the saw sits into, and has extensions to both sides
that are the same exact height as the bed of the saw. Simple measuring
and
careful cutting. Lay up a fence on each of the extensions that matches up
to the saw fence and you're off and running. Ummmm...or were you talking
about something else?
--

-Mike-

"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
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No that's it Mike, thanks for the idea about the fence, i'd forgotten that
it!


Hey Sam - just for giggles...

What I did was take an old gas grill that had outlived its usefulness and
chucked everything except the frame assembly. Cleaned the frame all up,
painted it a proper shade of grey and then began building it into a miter
saw station on wheels. Essentially I built the assembly I suggested to you
in my previous post and it works fine. Rolls around, stores in the same
amount of space that it used to take up as a gas grill and even has a small
amount of storage space on the bottom.

--

-Mike-

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 02:56:29 GMT, "Mike Marlow"
wrote:


"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
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No that's it Mike, thanks for the idea about the fence, i'd forgotten that
it!


Hey Sam - just for giggles...

What I did was take an old gas grill that had outlived its usefulness and
chucked everything except the frame assembly. Cleaned the frame all up,
painted it a proper shade of grey and then began building it into a miter
saw station on wheels. Essentially I built the assembly I suggested to you
in my previous post and it works fine. Rolls around, stores in the same
amount of space that it used to take up as a gas grill and even has a small
amount of storage space on the bottom.

and I thought that I was the only one that cheap!
my sears benchtop saw used to be clamped to the top of the old
charbroil carcass...

"mac davis" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 02:56:29 GMT, "Mike Marlow"
wrote:


"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
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No that's it Mike, thanks for the idea about the fence, i'd forgotten
that
it!


Hey Sam - just for giggles...

What I did was take an old gas grill that had outlived its usefulness and
chucked everything except the frame assembly. Cleaned the frame all up,
painted it a proper shade of grey and then began building it into a miter
saw station on wheels. Essentially I built the assembly I suggested to
you
in my previous post and it works fine. Rolls around, stores in the same
amount of space that it used to take up as a gas grill and even has a
small
amount of storage space on the bottom.

and I thought that I was the only one that cheap!
my sears benchtop saw used to be clamped to the top of the old
charbroil carcass...

Not just cheap, man... lazy. It was a lot faster to throw that together
than to build a nice one out of wood.
--

-Mike-

I've found it!!!

http://www.woodnet.net/tips/general-...w-workstation/



Sam


"Sam Berlyn" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Yesterday, I came accross a mitre saw unit picture with plans.

In ABPW I have put a cross section titled "mitre saw table"

Please could you lead me to the original website, as today I cannot, for
the
life of me find it.

Cheers,

Sam