When I built my miter station, I used simple hardware to make the table of the mitersaw flush with the adjacent bench surfaces.
I attached a pair of 2×4s under the top of the cabinet where the mitersaw would sit, aligning them with the mounting holes on the saw’s base.
After marking and drilling holes through the benchtop and 2×4s, I created slots to fine-tune the front-to-back distance of the mitersaw.
In my case, I wanted the fence of the mitersaw to align with the fence on my radial-arm saw.
Lengths of all-thread equipped with nuts and washers secure the mitersaw and align its table with the benchtops on each side. Once the nuts are tightened down, it’s rock-solid.
