DIY Workbench with Hideaway Miter Saw 

add a table saw on one end and boom. That is what i am looking for. Thanks for the plan and demonstration on the build. Excellent...

I just got your plans. Excellent idea because I have a paralyzed hand and this solves my needs for a multi use work table. Bravo from a 68 yo guy in Maine.

This looks like a great build and I’ll be coming back to it again soon when I finally get a chance to build my own. Thanks for posting!

EXACTLY what I was looking for, thank you so much for creating this!

I just discovered your channel today, but I'll be back constantly. This is super cool, and I love how you keep stuff simple, even crazy cool stuff like this one.

What a creative idea and design! Thanks for the great video.

Great table and congrats for the simple way you explain the whole process, it's a pleasure watching!

Beautiful! I thought long and hard about something like this, but never considered the use of an auto jack. Eventually, I went another direction. Great work!

OK, that is a brilliant idea! I have been brainstorming with how to get my 12" Sliding mitre saw to integrate into my multi purpose workbench so I could use the whole bench when needed. This is a perfect solution! Thanks for posting

Ok. THAT is awesome. That's what I'll build for my table saw

Oh my god a scissor jack. Thats genius! Definitely a fan now

I thought I found the perfect workbench project...then this showed up on my youtube list...this table is awesome!

Very clever built and nice features !

Very straight forward. I've been searching YT for different ideas for adjustable workbench. Every design is different and incorporating different ideas into my build. Thank you for your build. Well done.

Really nice design. I’m thinking of making this but as a modular design with three separate pieces. I have a super small shop and need ultimate maneuverability. Thank you for the tutorial and knowledge.

This is amazing, what a great way to have a dual purpose workstation!

Nice build! Great space saving miter station/workbench

You are amazing as a teacher!!! This was easily explained, the video was, to use your saying, "Spot on", and it made me construct my workbench with the scissor jacks. I have gone so far as to watch this video many times to help me with my project. Thank you!

Super travail, j'adore. Tu assures 👍

Thank you so much. Great design!

Cool build! I've been thinking about building a hinged system, and probably will still go that way, but this is definitely an interesting option to keep in mind! If nothing else, this style of lift could be useful for other things I'm thinking about, so... I'm glad I found this video!

Genius! I love it an thanks for sharing.

What a clever design 💕👍🏽😊

Very cool, thanks for all the detailed steps

A great straightforward build

Awesome idea young lady

Now that is freaking cool design! Very nice 👌 👍

Nice work! Thanks for sharing

Awww man! I literally just built the one with the drop down arms last week! I wish I would have known a new version was coming 😂. Thanks for the video still though, it was an enjoyable watch

Parabéns ficou ótimo 👏

Awesome build. Thank you for this. I've been looking for something like this for so long. Never liked the idea of a flip top but could never think of what to use for an " elevator " style without spending a ton of money on hydraulics. Never thought of using a scissor jack. Built it just like you did with a few changes. Used 4 CNC linear rails for the sliding mechanism instead of the 2x4s ( works great, nice and smooth ) and added some drawers and shelves in the open areas.

This is a decent size workbench. 👌🏼

Good idea !! I love 👍 I think we'll find him in France 😁😘

Thank you for your plans. I used your 'large' workbench plans previously posted as the basis for my first build. Only thing I added to that one (same spacing measurements for the miter saw) was a 'flip top'. Fits a DWS779! I'm sure someone could have done that part better than I, but I wouldn't have gotten that far without your help! I actually thought of the scissor design but wanted to save the space for storage below. (Truth: Mine would not have worked as well having seen yours.)

Great idea. Thanks for sharing.

The middle section where the jack and table saw are is what I need to put in my big table. I might try to adjust my table to fit a section like this. very cool design and very easy.

Well I am building this workbench today. I am having to work from the concrete floor in my backyard. I need kee pads!!!! I'll be glad when it's done because I am tired of doing woodwork projects on the floor.

Very cool. That is what I need. Thanks for the idea!

THAT's what I've been looking for! I was thinking of something exactly like this since I don't have any workshop at all and have to move things out of the way in my laundry room when I'm not building stuff.

Very cool work bench! Nicely done!

Thank you so much! I will be building this asap!

Great idea!

Thank you for the ideas .. 😊

excellent idea!

Nice job, Thank you for the Video !😊

This is just the best

OMG!! Where have you been?! This will definitely be my next workbench!! Thank you so much for sharing!!

I'm combining the hideaway feature with the 2 flip up extensions for space savings, thank you!

Well Done!

If you have a car salvage yard in your area (like Pull A Part) they sell the jacks from the cars they scrap. Cheaper than a new one. Great build. Been looking for a second bench for table saw outfeed so this would be great double duty.

I ordered your plans Very nice effort

Buenísima idea gracias

Awesome design especially the jack, now to put drawers on the sides. 😎👌🇵🇷

Wao great job congrats

Great idea! Instead of the overhanging bits of the saw platform, I bet some electrical conduit would run smooth in those 2x4 tracks. Since you're pinning it in the raised position anyway, you don't have to rely on them for strength.

Thank you. I will try to build this

Great build and helpful video. Might help solve a few problems I'm trying to overcome in planning my shop remodel

The jack is a clever idea.

your plans are very thorough! I already have a 4X8 rolling workbench built so my real focus is on your center piece for the miter saw. Folks should note also the size of your miter saw. Mine is a 12" compound sliding miter and the dimensions in your plans will need some modification for the size however, the concept doesn't change and I don't see that I'll have any issues with that for the size of my saw. I picked up the scissor jack at harbor freight....same one....$36.99 and if you have a 20% coupon, it's naturally even less. Thanks for sharing your idea and how to build it. It's going to free up a lot of space for me, give it a dedicated space with plenty of out feed and, stow it nicely away when not in use!! Thanks once again!

I like this idea and loved the way you presented it, I am looking to build a work bench to hold my chop saw and a table saw which is movable. my work shop is only 8' x 12' with benches around the outside and feel it would be better to build something that will move from the wall to the centre where I can walk around it and it holds my tools. a project I am both looking forward to and dreading at the same time and your design here has given me some great idea's. I looked on your site and loved the way you added links to the various pieces of kit like the jack for instance. THANK YOU X

excellent, creative idea. I will make it. maybe can add bearing and track for smooth movement.

Hello, you remind me of April Wilkerson. Nice build !

Thanx alot great jop and thanx for plan 🙂

That is slick

I like this design a lot more than the flip tables I see. A couple of drawer mounts would help with rigidity.

I like your work that hideaway bench and the way its build out of 2x4's I'm going to try it if I can find your plans.

Très astucieux merci

I’ve watched two of your videos so far and decided that I will subscribe. You inspire me. I bought power tools a while back but rarely used them. Mostly because all the videos I’ve watched used planers and I didn’t buy one of those. Seems you build without planing and that brought a smile to my face. Thank you!!! How do you come up with your designs? Also was wondering if you ever thought of using something like a foot crank (I’m sure that’s not what it’s called) to lift the miter saw? Something like on a hospital bed? But like the simple system anyway.

I have been looking online and this bench will meet my needs. I was thinking that Parafinn wax might reuce the wood to wood friction for the hideaway miter saw stand. Great Video

Great build! I'd add a little wax paste in between those 2x4's to help slide up and down...

Adding a table saw on the left and router to the left will make this a dream table

Very interesting to see using a jack. I think I'd go a flip top just for speed. Very inventive though.

If you secured a stop block at the top of the four runners, you could jack the saw up and firmly press it into the four blocks so you wouldn’t need the carriage bolts. That would prevent any flex since the jack would be under pressure.

You are a genius! :)

Awesome job and great idea too, I love RU-vid and everyone that shares ideas it's definitely a great resource of ideas for everyone, who needs School anymore? LOL kidding, well kind of...

Impressive. 👍

Good thinking on the hideaway, the idea is cool, IF I'm to design a bench like this, I am thinking of the lift miter base gliding on metal rods with bearings for less friction and easier lift and maybe a dual scissor lift system... need to sleep on this idea now... thanks

😎😍😎😍Awesome design

Awesome! Now I just need to combine your miter saw table with your table saw table lol

For better movement of the table, maybe use paste wax on the 2x4 so that it glides better. Otherwise cool table.

Very nice set up. Great job of explaining it as well.

I LOVE YOU 🥰

this is a wonderful idea, any updates for the feature, a version 2.0? I was thinking that you could put hinges for the top at the back and while the miter saw is raising the base itself can push the top open and when lowering it the gravity will pull the top back down and get it leveled.

I liked this hide-a-way feature but also like the foldable element of your other mobile mitre saw work bench, so I combined them into one, not as clean and neat looking as these but hugely functional, I can post a picture if interested.

Can you do a video on how you built the original work space? The one with table saw and miter. Thanks

Would have liked to see the Jack in action. Some demonstration.

Very good work you should teach some lesson to some that are on yu toub, , verry good work

My problem is that a flat space in my shop becomes a magnet for me to lay stuff down on top of it. I can already see me having to clean off that removable top before I can raise my saw. Thanks for a great, clever design!

What is the overall height of this bench with the wheels installed? I'm just curious if I will need to adjust to match the height of my table saw. Thanks! I just bought the plans and can't wait to start.

Have you thought of making a station with multiple jacks / table top tools instead of the open areas to the left and right?

How about a removable fence that could be slid into place and secured with a couple of carriage bolts. Remove the fence and drop the carriage bolts into the holes to make the top flush again. Of course the fence would have a T-track in it to make repeated cuts. Would that be possible without too many changes to your current design?? Great video, simple.

Great bench!!! Liked, subbed, and will be back for more! 😎👍

How well is the jack mechanism sliding up and down now after ~4 months?

Are you a carpenter by trade or just exceptionally good at DIY stuff?

Vraiment bien et simple. Peut être croix mi bois sous table pour que les coins ne fléchisses pas à la montée

A very nicely explained project. May I ask you what software you use for the drawings you have shown here. Thank you.

All you need to do is make a housing for the job site table saw on the right of the table. And you have both miter saw and table saw at your disposal with the same foot print. :)

I like the idea, the only issue for ME would be i’d use the table top with lots of stuff on it etc and then need my chop saw which obviously means moving stuff around, but that’s just typical me ..

I have leftover 4x4's. Could those be used for the legs instead of 2x4's?

wish I'd found this before I built what I did, which is ridiculously complicated and doesn't work like I thought it would!