Table Saw Miter Saw WORKBENCH Imperial Plan

Currently, this plan is only available in English.

I've included a tool list, just scroll down to the bottom of the page 😀

This product now contains two plans with one purchase and includes a separate "Modification Guide."

What's included:

One plan that uses standard-sized 2x4s (3 1/2 inches x 1 1/2 inches) to build the workbench.

One plan using 2-inch x 4-inch rough-cut lumber for the workbench construction. This lumber has been planed to a final thickness of 3 5/8 inches x 1 13/16 inches and is available at sawmills and lumberyards.

Unique Modification Guide - This guide is packed with valuable information to make your build as smooth as possible, such as:

✅ Helpful tips for beginners.

✅ How you can use standard 2x4s that have been planed for a clean, square finish (final dimensions: 1 3/8" x 3 3/8") and build your workbench using this size material!

✅ Customize the workbench to fit your miter saw and table saw perfectly.

DIY woodworking plan to build a workbench with table saw and miter saw. These plans are saved as PDFs and open on any type of media. Easy to follow, they come with step-by-step instructions that are printable on 8.5 x 11 paper. They come with a cut list and a list of necessary supplies so you know exactly what you need to build the workbench. You will also find links to all the necessary supplies, some of which are from Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no cost to you.

The table measures:
96 inches long.
48 inches wide.
35 to 36 inches high depending on the height of the casters you use.

It is designed to accommodate a table saw with maximum dimensions of:
26 11/16 inches wide. (Can be modified to 36 inches wide)
15 ¾ inches high.
25 ⅞ inches deep.

It is designed to accommodate a miter saw with maximum dimensions of:
27 ⅞ inches wide.
4 ¼ inches high (from the bottom of the base to the surface of the saw table).
20 to 23 ⅞ inches deep.

Features:

- The workbench incorporates an adjustable shelf for both the circular saw and the miter saw. This allows for easy leveling of the saw.

- The miter saw shelf swivels 180 degrees when not in use, leaving a smooth, unobstructed work surface.

- The bench doubles as an outfeed table.

- There's plenty of storage space on the lower shelf for lumber, tools, anything you can think of.

- It's mobile, so it's easy to move around your workshop or garage when you need extra space.

- The surface is made of two solid sheets of plywood that will last for years. If you put extra strain on the bench, you can replace the top layer of plywood to make it look brand new.

- It's built to be sturdy and built to last with long-term craftsmanship.

Tool List

Table Saw
Miter Saw
Router
Circular Saw
Jigsaw or Small Hand Saw
Drill