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RE: Miter Box Workstation? - Philip1231 - 10-04-2016 I broke down and bought a bench top from Woodcraft and attached it to a wall in my shop. It quickly became not only my Miter Box workstation, but as all horizontal surfaces become, a catchall for anything and everyting that needs a temporary home. RE: Miter Box Workstation? - Anji12305 - 10-04-2016 I used mine to trim out 23 new windows and three doors in my house. I used a Vika portable workbench and just a couple woodscrews through the feet into the workbench top. I second the recommendation to mount a permanent support under it and clamp that to your workspace. RE: Miter Box Workstation? - tshiker - 10-04-2016 My experience with mounting my mitre box on my Workmate is so so. It's very handy to whip out the Workmate and mount the box but I find it rocks more then i'm happy with. Sometimes I clamp a narrow board across the linkage to stiffen it up. Tom. RE: Miter Box Workstation? - Admiral - 10-04-2016 When I'm on a carpet doing trim in the house, I put my foot on the lower shelf. On concrete I don't have a problem. RE: Miter Box Workstation? - Adnick - 10-04-2016 Setting the miter box up in a workstation does not negate it's portability, four bolts and it's ready to go....does take up some room but I can use the space for storage and it's handy to keep current project stock behind the saw. Here's one picture, if it works. Another photo.... RE: Miter Box Workstation? - Adnick - 10-05-2016 Ok got T tracks added and did a combined hold down & cut off stop, for 90 & 45, plus a small fence on each wing.... Wish I had done this before I made my last bench, cut the dog hole slots with just a box sitting on a bench,and it is almost 10' long so it was a lot of cuts......this set up make handling long pieces much easier... Can't seem to upload photos today. Mos Maiorum RE: Miter Box Workstation? - AndyM - 10-05-2016 Here's mine. It was originally made for my power miter saw and mounted on some pieces of scrap square tubing so it would stay flat when I used it on sawhorses. One day I just took off the power miter saw and put my miter box on it. The idea was that I could put it on my workbench whenever I needed it, but I use it so much that it now sits full time on an old butcher block unless I am using it in the house for trim. RE: Miter Box Workstation? - Derek Cohen - 10-07-2016 I have three mitre boxes. One is a large MF 74C. This is a carpenters tool box with a 30" saw - much too large for small mouldings, which is feature of building furniture. The one that I use the most is a MF 15 1/2 with a 16" saw. This is set up on a side table along with a shooting board and saw vise. (In the far top left corner you will see the two other mitre boxes) Regards from Perth Derek |