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Miter Saw Cart

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This versatile Miter Saw Cart is designed by Ana White for maximum storage and functionality. Download the plans and start turning your space into your own Dream Workshop.

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  1. Project Steps

    1. Step: 1

      Rip 3/4” plywood into strips 24” wide by 8 feet long using either a table saw or circular saw.

    2. Step: 2

      Measure height of caster wheels and height of the miter saw deck. Subtract these measurements from 34-1/2”. From the 24” wide strips, cut three pieces to this length.

    3. Step: 3

      Cut remaining pieces according to cut list.

    4. Step: 4

      Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on 5 each end (measuring 24” long) of the side/divider pieces. Attach sides to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.

    5. Step: 5

      Mark center of top/bottom. Attach divider to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.

    6. Step: 6

      Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on each end (measuring 24” long) of the shelves. Attach between divider and sides.

    7. Step: 7

      Apply glue to back edges of the cart. Attach back with 3/4” brad nails.

    8. Step: 8

      Install caster wheels at base of cart.

Comments (6)


  • I've told Tom already! You guys did an awesome job on the Dream Shop! I actually took the idea of having things on wheels and keeping them the same height. Obviously, my room is a lot smaller, but the idea is what made it work! Great job!
    By MommasAryobiToolJunkie, on February 8, 2018
    • That's great to hear, @MommasAryobiToolJunkie!
      By RYOBI NATION, on February 8, 2018
  • Where can I find the plans for all these ideas? Thank you
    By TroyFowler, on February 11, 2018
    • @TroyFowler you should be able to click the link above that says "view Project PDF" or visit the Dream Workshop website here: https://www.ryobitools.com/nation/dreamworkshop
      By RYOBI NATION, on February 12, 2018

  • The Miter saw cart in the PDF is listed as being 36" tall, which is the same as the table saw cart and supplemental carts, that way they can be used together. However, it doesn't look like the height of the table saw and height the miter saw were taken into account during these measurements. For the tables to align when working with material. Did I miss that in the steps somewhere? Do I need to shorten the measurements based off of how tall my tools are? I imagine for the miter saw I would need to shorten the height by a few inches and for the table saw closer to a foot-foot and half, this way I could place the material over the carts and it'll still lay flush with the saws. Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks!

    By Jakers, on October 10, 2018
  • Please fix the plans!!!  The plans are all wrong for the miter stand and table saw stand. It looks like the plans for the storage cart were simply cut and pasted into the miter and table saw  plans. Really annoying to discover after getting started. Especially since the issue has been around for a couple of years on these plans.  How come you never responded When Jakers pointed it out?   Sloppy. 
    By user_unknown_1615524, on September 11, 2020

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Miter Saw Cart

by Ana White
Jan 02, 2018

This versatile Miter Saw Cart is designed by Ana White for maximum storage and functionality. Download the plans and start turning your space into your own Dream Workshop.

Project Steps

  1. Step: 1

    Rip 3/4” plywood into strips 24” wide by 8 feet long using either a table saw or circular saw.

  2. Step: 2

    Measure height of caster wheels and height of the miter saw deck. Subtract these measurements from 34-1/2”. From the 24” wide strips, cut three pieces to this length.

  3. Step: 3

    Cut remaining pieces according to cut list.

  4. Step: 4

    Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on 5 each end (measuring 24” long) of the side/divider pieces. Attach sides to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.

  5. Step: 5

    Mark center of top/bottom. Attach divider to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.

  6. Step: 6

    Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on each end (measuring 24” long) of the shelves. Attach between divider and sides.

  7. Step: 7

    Apply glue to back edges of the cart. Attach back with 3/4” brad nails.

  8. Step: 8

    Install caster wheels at base of cart.