Not long after I removed my drill press from the right side of my miter saw station, I quickly got tired of having it sitting on the floor.

When I first started acquiring clamps for my basement workshop in Maryland, I didn’t have a really good storage solution for them.

I was growing tired of Workbench #1. First, the large clamp drawer was a total bust with all of its binding problems.

One thing that I knew would free up floor space and give me more opportunities for storage would be to hang things from one of the walls in my shop.

The idea of holding multiple tools on one rolling cart only makes sense, especially in a garage workshop where floor space is limited.

The sheer number and styles of lumber carts that are out there are ridiculous. For me, there just wasn’t one single solution or style that I liked.

As it turns out, this would not be my first miter saw station build. I previously made one (sorta) in my basement shop in Maryland (let’s call it “the original”).

I really wanted to capture as much of the dust in the air of my workshop as I could.

Before we moved ANYTHING into our new house, the first thing I did in our new three-car garage was to apply an epoxy coating to the floor.

One of the first things I bought when I was finally getting my new shop organized was a Dust Deputy Cyclone for use with my shop-vac.

Another project that was a great idea in theory was my Panel-Cutting Lumber Cart.

After a while in the shop, I was growing tired of the 2’ x 4’ Basics workbench.