New Workbench & Workshop Reorganise
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. I have been in this workshop for over a year now and felt it was time to have a reorganise. I build a new workbench with space for storage under it.
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From a nice workshop to a perfect workshop . Cool job !!!!!!!!
Thank you
The new bench looks great; as does the shop rearrangement. The hardboard top is a good idea. Looks like you have that space really well organized now. Thanks, as ever, for sharing your idea. Best wishes. :)
Thank Mark. The space does feel better
Anyone else really craving a brew and a few biscuits now? You need a kettle and a biscuit tin in the revamped workshop.
Only just discovered the biscuit joiner myself, love the tool already takes the ball ache out of glue slip and aligning pieces.
Great video.
The India ink looks really good 👍👏👏👏
Thanks Kevin
Great vid man. I actually love the voice over. It’s soothing and relaxing. Your videos are my go to when I need to calm down and de-stress.
Thanks for all that and great content.
Thank you very much
Great change mate makes the flow feel alot better
Thank you. Im pleased with how the space feels
Good job Matt, have a nice day Mate !!!.
Thank you
Awesome workbench.
Thank you very much
Looks much better now more tidy and looks more useable,i think most people end up moving there sheds around after a while to a more friendly working space
Thank you, Yes they are constantly changing spaces
Danish Oil! It's becoming a drinking game in my house now Matt. Lol. Looking great though, well done!
You would get drunk quickly with my videos
I used hardboard on my bench for the same reason. Looking at moving my workshop around & painting it.
It should make the bench last longer
nice new look
Thank you
Fantastic rearrangement mate 🍻👍👍👍
Thank you mate
Hi Matt, a nice simple way to build a sturdy workbench. For the small added cost, I would have oriented the top timbers the other way, making it even more sturdy.
Thank you. If i had done that the planer would not fit under it
Mmm..... Not sure I understand that, unless the height of the bench is critical. The height under is the same, whatever the orientation.
The hight of a workbench is very important for comfortable working
Looking great pal! 👍
Thank you
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Looking good Matt 👍
Thank you
nice space lookin' good a wee tip when i put l brackets under a worktop i drop then about 5 mm and the screw will pull the worktop to the bench nice and tight
Thank you
Great new workbench, mate, and good idea to cover with that board! 👍🏽
Much easier and far cheaper to replace, as you said.
I'm liking the swap around, looks roomier now. 👌🏽
Almost got room in there now for dancing! 🤔
Bust a move... 💃🕺.
🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Bill. It does feel like i have more room
Was waiting for danish oil, did not disappoint ! ;-)
I had to use it
@@Badgerworkshop i did not expect the black stuff on those legs, but nice
Really like the idea of a hardboard cover on the top! I may have to pinch that idea for my MFT table 👍
Someone else suggested 6mm mdf so it can be flipped over and use the other side or ply would work
Done the same on mine
In all the joinery shops i have worked have sacrifical cover i use 6 mm mdf so when worn can flip it over
Thats a good idea. I might use that next time
I am going to reorganise my workshop once it gets warmer and I will be putting in an MFT top
Spring feels a long way off right now
Space! That’s a nice bench and perfectly demonstrated too. I’m looking at my space ready for a re-jig including putting the dust vac (same as yours) outside in its own shed.
Good idea. Ran n bone brown had hid like that.
Yes, always (if possible) put the vac outside the workshop. Best filtration ever, and no HEPA filter required...
I used scaffolding boards jointed with the tracksaw, it worked okay but it turned out scaffold boards are abit wet so they did warp abit after drying in the warm workshop. I will be remaking my workbench too soon and want to incorporate a bandsaw into the bench as its my best saw.
I have used scaffold boards a few times and that has always been the problem with them
You have a lot more space now! Congratulations on Your Work!!
Thank you
Great project Matt. You are nearly at 20,000 subscribers. I was just about to go out into my workshop when your video notification came up, so I thought I would watch it first. Best wishes from North Yorkshire.
Yes nearly there. Thank you Nige.
Your there 👍✌️
20,000 subscriber giveaway !!!
Do love a good shop reorganise!! Looking good. The shelf looks like a great idea
It feels a better space after doing it
Look at all that free space you have now! I wasnt expecting that much. Great sturdy bench too, even when you climbed on top.
Thanks David. Yes its nice to have found some extra space
Nice one.....I must get out into my sheds and reorganise....like you say, until you've used the space you don't realise what you need and where it needs to live.
Thank you. So glad i did it
Yesssss ! A brand new universe for the master !
Haha
Well done my friend. Looks great 👍👍👍👍
Thank you Josh
Have look at Protek Stable Coat for staining pine black, cheap and goes a long way.
Thank you
Handy having a workbench to build the new workbench on lol. Are you enjoying that glow that comes when you get things tidied and set up better, the deep breath sensation - I love it! [btw I usually score one or two passes on the back of the hardboard, too, before snapping it - but it don't really matter] Enjoy the new elbow room!
Thank you Keith. It is nice to have some more space
I must say love the way that you utilize your space great job on the bench y favorite part of your shop is the stove I have a wood burner in my shop also they are great to get rid of scraps around the shop Keep up the good work cheers
Thank you. I love the stove. So nice to be warm wile you work
Thank you Matt another great build/video with just a quick "snifter of danish oil" for the fan base 🤔😀😀😀
Thank you Robin
A sacrificial top is wise, also increases the likelihood of re-purposing the timber under it if you ever got bored of it :)
Thank you
Great looking work bench
Thank you
Great revamp. I just noticed you’ve gone over 20k subs!!!! You’re flying high 🥰🌲🦊🌲
Thank you very much
I assume the advantage of a biscuit joiner ocer dowels is you don’t have to be absolutely bob on with the position of the holes? As the I’m guessing the slots allow for some wiggle room of the biscuits?
I’d always wondered that as I’ve seen people cutting holes with biscuit cutters and seeming to do it very quickly and I’ve always wondered how they’re getting them in the same place on each piece of timber.. obviously they’re all marked up together and I guess if the holes are within a couple of mil you’re laughing?
Did wonder if you’d run a flush cut but along the ends of the bench top just to clean it up but as you say - it’s a bench.
Very good video as usual, I did laugh at you staining the legs of the bench! Like the idea of using that timber to make the top, my present workbench top is made of scaffold boards, but I may change to using the same timber as you did.
Thank you Ian
Oh nicely done again Matt, simplicity and functional. Great finish as usual, so I now guess the question is dowell or biscuit for preferred jointing? keep turning out them out, the addiction continues.
Thank you. I think the biscuits are great for panel glue ups but i will still use dowels for joints I think.
Feels better doesn’t it?
Yes feels much better
I got exactly the same one for Christmas too! Haven't opened it yet though! Maybe I need a new workbench!?
I hope you like yours
Nice job....but now, pull out the Parf guide and drill some hole..😂
No not again
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I have come to realise after looking at your workshop i have way to much stuff😬
Haha i feel the same
When jointing wood with biscuits it is recommended to only glue one half- allows the wood to move (instead of warp).
What make is the biscuit jointer? Couldn't find it in your tools list. Thanks.
Its an erbauer
Great bench Matt, got a nice finish on the CLS, makes me want to upgrade my workshop and have a bit of a sort out. I'd suggest you try to get the biscuits closer to the middle of the boards when using the biscuit jointer - seems to keep panels flatter.
Thanks Gareth
Matt - is the 5mm grooving blade just fitted in your GTS10J? - no adjustments required?
I no longer have that saw but it should do
Where did you placed the chisels and hammers?
They have not gone back up yet
Which planer/jointer do you own and do you like it?
Its a metabo hc 260. Its very good for the price
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Tell me, please, what sizes does your workshop have?)
It is 20 x 8 Foot
Correction - one build where Steve Ramsey definitely puts hardboard on top to finish the bench; I could have sworn it was 2 but maybe that's because I have watched it multiple times and it just seemed like it was 2. Apologies for my mistake L M .
What do you use for heating up the workshop? Good job btw
Thank you. I have a wood burning stove
Hi matt, i have a quick question for you when i looked at your tools you use you show a wnew miter gauge how accurate did you find it ? as i had bought one several months ago now it was so far out on the angles it coudnt be used,they gave me a refund so i was happy with that but was thinking of buying another one
I hate to say that i have only used it for crosscutting at 90"
@@Badgerworkshop Thanks for taking the time to reply,i think i may get another one and see if i was just unlucky.
So it's not just me who rearranges there workshop every 6months.
Its defiantly not just you John