Hello to all! I'm brand new to this forum and to woodworking. I'm trying my hand at designing a miter saw station. This station will be along one wall of my shop and serve as a miter saw station, tool and hardware storage, and as a as needed workbench. The question I have is there any reason to place the miter saw fence on rails so that it would be movable front to back? I would think that the fence wouldn't be moved very much, if at all. I am planning on placing a rail on the fence itself for a sliding stop block. Also, how high is a good working height? I am thinking that 36" is OK, not to high but gives plenty of storage space underneath in the base. As of now the plan is for a series of connected cabinets with a total length of 23' with 5' right of the saw, 15' left of the saw, and a auxiliary fence length of 10'. I welcome any suggestions you may, and thank you in advance for your insights!