Woodworking Workbench & pop-up bench dogs made from 2x4’s & oak.
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2020
- Woodworking workbench / Joinery bench (Roubo/English Nicholson style) with pop-up bench dogs built with / 2x4’s and oak, plus storage.
My old assemble table was getting on and unstable so I knocked this up - I didn’t go with a fancy leg vice, my carpenters vice has served me well enough for many years and can’t see the point in them. The majority of the bench is made from 2x4’s with some oak in one area cause hardwood is better for chisel work etc.
With a limited budget I used what ever I could find lying about.
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Beautiful dovetails...and that "flying dog" cracked me up!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Glad you enjoyed it, I must go back and check out what the flying dog was about 😂
A true woodworker doesn't make mistakes, he or she makes alterations lol good job mate.
If we're really truthful a good woodworker has been around a lot to have made enough mistakes to know how to cover his/her tracks 😂 To be honest I think thats why I love making so much, solving the screwups! Its just how my mind is wired, loves solving stuff... Cheers Mike, hope you had a cracking weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
One of the finest workbench projects I have seen built. Thank you!!
Thank you Ken, hope you’re having a great weekend 😊
Pretty damn good, pribley mire time than I would spend, real nice
2:00 Looks like a frantic game of table football when you're doing those clamps :)
...ist it always 😂 why I seldom film glue-ups! I dont care how many times you rehearse - something goes wrong and I dont want expensive camera stuff in the way when Im in a hurry cause #freighttraincomingthrough
@@HewAndAwe Need the security cam footage for that! But yeah, I agree. I was doing strips of maple with veneers between then the other day. That was like wrestling a bag of kittens.
A very good workbench turned out! Thanks for the video!
mate i love a workbench build and have seen loads, but that is by far the best one ive seen. amazing work, another great vid. thanks
Cheers Alex THATS a complement I'll take to the bank! ☺
Great tips for half blind dovetails. Bench finished awesome. Great job
Cheers David! Can go very wrong if the metal youre smashing down is to thick, well you have to glue it back and wait to carry on...
I don't know how I missed this one I do have the bell Rong but anyhow I just saw your new bench build and as always it is a beauty, bell built and so personalized to fit the master's every wish for style, function, and comfort. BRAVO mate. I'm just about to start my LONG AWAITED Wall Hung Tool Cabinet some six years in the wings so to speak. And it's coming up on September '21.
Thank you Dan, I originally made a wall hung tool cabinet cause I wanted to keep the dust off of the tools and quickly out grew that one (wasnt anything special mind) decided to make a better one (you've probably seen) and I still dont shut the bloody doors lol I'm seriously thinking of making a completely different version, a nice looking cabinet but on the ground though, with only drawers, with everything having its own home, I think thats a much better idea - its a right pita to clean the wall idea bud....
Awesome bench and great craftsmanship, I like that finishing process and the oak/pine combo❤🌞
Thank you for the compliment! Saved me a LOT of money doing the pine oak mix, I do wish it was all oak top though, pine doesn’t take a beating well.
Well I thoroughly enjoyed your bench build . Great idea with the pop up bench dogs. Loved your commentary too. Paul uk 🇬🇧
Thank you Paul for the compliment! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Great vid and the idea for the partial hardwood section.
Cheers dude, when I looked at the cost for a full solid hardwood top I was like no, no way. I like having the choice to the soft wood can absorb a blow the hardwood is more of a definitive blow if that makes sense. 🍻🍻🍻
Love the attention to detail.
Cheers Shawn, even shop furniture I cant help myself 🙈
Great bench. Hope your hand has recovered. Thank you for sharing
Thank you, yeah it did I don’t think the doctor likes me cause he did a shit job of stitching it up, I mean it’s handy for resting a pool cue now 😂
Love watchin a man work who knows what hes doin...... even better when theres some comedy thrown in too 🤣
I like the way ya work lad, clean and efficient..... and the way ya talk too; theres no fuxkin around 😁
Cheers buddy! Hope youre well man!
Those planed beams are beautiful
Do you mean the top?
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I am amazed at your perserverence. I too have worked as "the working wounded" know that space well. I had no trouble with you going to the dowels for the stretchers. you have to make do with what you have and what works, and they make a strong joint!. good looking bench, very nice! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Sammi! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
You're really fast. Love the worktable
Do you mean the tempo of the vid or? Thank you for the compliment, hope you had a great weekend! 🍻😊🍻
Ace Ben! a pleasure to watch, well worth a subscription.
Thank you Mr Pod! Nic etc have you onboard! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Great video👍🏼 I really enjoyed that, I normally skip parts on some videos but not this one, thanks 👍🏼
Thank you for the complement Terry, I'm really glade you didnt do that it really harms the video in the algorithms eyes.
awesome craftmanship. I enjoy your sense of humor too.
Thank you Tjackson hope you’re well! 😊
Chuff me that's a masterpiece 👏
Thank you Chris, appreciate the compliment mate, hope you had a wicked weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
now here's a real woodworker who takes pride in his work and knows what he's doing.
Thank you Roger, I appreciate the complement mate! Hope youre having a nice weekend!
That ply looked incredible once you'd stained it 🤩
Mate is nice to hear ya, Im well fed up of people saying "I hate that burnt look!" 😬
@@HewAndAwe I wouldn't say it looked burnt at all, it's looks like a nice dark hardwood 👍🏻
Great work! Great result!
Thank you Andrei, much appreciated mate - hope youre well!
Pimpin pimpin!!!
Cheers dude! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
This dudes hilarious 😂😂😂
Thank you Greg! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Just found this, really is the dogs danglies.
Laymans approach using decent tools - nothing poncy.
Subscribed and looking forward to more great builds.
Cheers Andrew, nice to have you on board, hope you had a lovely weekend 🍻😊🍻
okay 3 and a half minutes in and I am Pissing me daks at your choking the chicken gag.
Brilliant 🤩 That’s nice to hear 😊
Awesome build.
I gotta ask, the name peg-inator I know what pegging is, maybe add an r 😂
Very entertaining and informative
Thank you Tony! Hope you have a lovely weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
The only card I need is the Ace of Spades 🎶 (and maybe the Ace of Clubs as well).
Hahaha now you’ve given me an ear worm 😂
Not a fail. Might be messed up. But is it un-usable? No. You still have a perfectly usable table. :) I think they call it character.
Cheers Robert, I can’t remember where I went wrong mind, was yonks ago. Being a Perfectionist is a cruel mistress! Hope you have a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
I love it! Looks to me like a great idea for any hybrid shop or chairmaker. Too wide for my needs, but if I didn’t require that space for my shavehorse, I’d consider it. Like I said, certainly would be nice for chairmaking in my opinion. I don’t have a tablesaw or powered miter saw, so it’s not like I could justify it as an outfeed. I think it’s a wonderful tool brother; if you’re happy and it meets your purpose, then rock on!
I’d really like the one I made my brother, but I don’t have the space or even a few of them so I can leave things were they were and not have to make space for something else I’m working on at the same time. I wouldn’t say no to a workshop in the US and get a golf cart to get around in it 😂
Ciao, before start with my new project about workbench, I'm watching a lot of video for some idea and to have an inspiration. This is full of good thinks. Difficult for me to copy but I'll try. Sorry for my bad english. Micky from Italy
Thank you Micky, good luck with the build mate! Merry Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Astonishing bench mate! Masterfully done and it looks so so good!
Thank you Capitan, I appreciate that mate, nice of you to say!!!
You're welcome, only wish I would've seen your build before I did mine lol I would've changed it to your design. Cheers mate!
Whatever you make is beautiful and skillfully done so keep on keeping mate.
Hey Dan, thank you for the complement mate! Hope youre well man! 🖖
I had to pause the video for 5 minutes after seeing that poor chicken!!! LMAO 🤣
Lmao! I wondered if many would get that gag 😂
Very nice!
Thank you Henry, hope youre well!
Terrific work, man
Thank you Aryeh! Hope you’re having a great weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
Having watched many many workbench videos, this one is a work of common sense and genius. The use of oak and pine for the top to make an effective and cost effective work surface is the perfect example of how well thought out this bench is. If I had a forelock I would tug it, so back to chicken choking. A stylish piece work but ready for the professional. 😷
LMFAO!!!!! Nowt wrong with choking the chicken 😇 Ive watched so many vids on bench builds, none of them really got into what is it you need and thats what you should build, just here's my beauty and it works - such a personal thing a work bench.
That Festool dado track saw is cool as hell! I didn't know they made one for woodworking, I've seen a similar one but it seemed intended for specific man-made materials. It also didn't appear in any of Festool's US catalogs.
They're two items, HK85 and the grove cutter maybe thats why? Strange that, maybe cause the US wouldn't be a big market for them Ive no idea - I think its better in a track saw than in a table saw and I have both.
Nice!!
Cheers dude! 😊
Awesome.
Thank you Daniel! I hope you’re having a great weekend! 🍻😊🍻
@@HewAndAwe Long, long overdue kitchen renovation in our 1947 house...all plaster and metal lath...ugh.
Would be interested in a short video on how you sharpen your chisels - they looked nice going through that pine...
I thought I had somewhere, maybe in an other video maybe the chisels for carpentry I can’t remember I’m sure I have somewhere cause I’m fed up with seeing all the nerds going way over the top about it. I pretty much don’t sharpen, I put a fresh bevel on and every now and then when I feel the edge dulling I give the micro bevel a few pulls on the 8000 and keep going till that micro bevel is right up the primary bevel, then regrind and start the process all over. I hate sharpening! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Nice bench and love the pop up dogs. Just bought a set of those catches to have a go at making some for the bench I'm currently making. Hope i can make a tidy job of it like you did.
Thanks DJ! They're great those pop up dogs - so damn handy and its noy like you can loose them like other dogs...
Where do you get those mechanisms? If like to try this too
@ploppythekangaroo amzn.eu/d/baUgKxI
@@HewAndAwe thanks Ben. Will order some more 👍
Good Video
Thank you DMc appreciate the complement mate!
I enjoyed that...Nice one Ben... Looks great (Subscribed)
Thank you Paul! Thank you for the complement and sub - hope youre well man 👍🏻
Nice build. Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub Mountain Raven and the complement!
Some good tools and good talent, all looks good. Ever think about spray stain and finish with a gun, less rags wiping
Thank you Alan, yeah I do I have a full HVLP set up but for the over spray - I also find for some strange reason I can shoot 2k paint on cars perfectly but anything else is a train wreck! Especially water based anything...
Car paint is a easy break, and oil, a 1.4 needle is all ya need. Latex is a different monster, got to thin, not to thin and big needle. Spray tec I use #6 and now a #7. Big as they come for speed. Can be shooting chunks, turn needle down and air up. Hvlp is not a ole 55/60 air gun, different concept. Binks Mach 2 gun best ever made for oil, airless top with air assist with special airless tip, cad a lac for so many reasons. I own two, driven by 10 to 1 air motor pump
All this in one build video amazing work mate.
Thank you Karl much appreciated. I Watched some of your vids man, really good! You have that charisma needed for youtube - youre gonna do well! Just one thing though in your edit when you go to b-roll and have music it took my head off, I think it was the mitre station build. Ideally you want the sound to be between -6 and -12db and never peak to red/yellow 👍🏻
Thanks mate really appreciate that advice, I'm using my phone for everything at the moment and a cheap mic, I do get the odd blip with sound however I do understand how important it is, as this is a click straight off your video isn't it 😭😁
karlpopewoodcraft is it like a small pop sound you’re hearing? If so and no idea how to do this on a phone, but it’s cause of the cut between frames, you have to fade the sound of each clip in and out of both of them - I take my hat off to you getting results like you’re getting from editing on a phone 🤯 I’d suggest trying iMovie for Mac it’s free - there’s free software for pc but it’s really difficult to use! Wish I could post a pic here to show you what I mean 😬
@@HewAndAwe definitely appreciate your feedback mate, I'm saving up for a pc, Camera, mic software lol but I'm buying a Domino next because I have to put paid work first then I'll look into these bits. Sorry but what's your first name again?
karlpopewoodcraft it’s Ben mate 👍
Absolutely mind-blowing. First, the precision of the woodworking is fantastic. Truly what most of us aspire to do. The video bits are also impressive. I sure hope you just have a dozen cameras all around the shop, bc you manage to capture everything. I can't imagine trying to *do* the work, *and* film it all so well at the same time.
But damn, that woodworking is impressive... Thanks for taking so much time to share it with us.
Thank you Doug! Thank you for the lovely complement! I have two cameras but really only use one cause my workshop is small, I just move the camera around remembering where where my hands were and try keeping the shots centre third framed so the edit looks better and flows. Not gonna lie, easily triples the build time. Then for every minute of final edited film its taken between 4 to 6 hours of editing to do, so say a 30 min film about 120 to 180 hours have gone into it just editing. So you can see why I so appreciate your complement! I just wish my vids would do as well as they do on IGTV, most of my vids get 100-500k views there 🤷🏻♂️ I prefer here for the widescreen format though.
I'm not saying that you are the only one to use a backup board dovetailing but you are definitely the only one I have ever seen on youtube to use it and I was taught that years ago in France for the very reason you stated. One tip if I may suggest: the use of Gorilla Glue is not all that good in terms of strength. It has been proven that due to its pores condition when setting up it loses some holding strength and regular carpenters glue is still be better of all the glues in holding power. look it up on youtube Matheus has a good video on this test of glues. Beautiful work by the way, as usual. I missed the music.
Thank you Dan, its more a case of set time and open time why I use it, a 5 min set time is very useful to me cause I can get on, or a 45 min open time compared to 5-10 pva in summer - that has caused me some problems along the way, glue-ups are stressful enough... Unfortunately ive had to cancel my subscription to epidemic sound, money's to tight to mention and some pros have said my edits with my music im using music as "wall paper" - still a lot to learn on the editing side bud, sound design is very complicated, I can only get better at least haha. Hope youre well and safe bud! Cheers, Ben.
@@HewAndAwe One last comment and please don't feel that you have to respond. first I do understand the speed of gluing with this type of glue. I know your time is precious but I have to say that so many like myself love music and your videos are really good in content, timing, and compositions. there will always be those who just can't help themselves in negative criticism perhaps it is best to turn off the comment side of things here. you have a great talent both in woodworking, video creation, and editing, and your music selection that add to your videos so much. It would be a pity if a few negative comments keep you from your music and there are plenty of royalty-free music on the net I know I use them all the time in my videos. as for the money, the side is a concern if you keep up what you doing here on youtube you'll make all the money you need. So glad to have found you here on youtube.
@@trueleyes Do you know any or could recommend any that are actually free, with a out a subscription or have to pay for a license? I have looked before and only found youtubes bank of music which isnt that great...
Another fantastic video and build! Thank you for taking the time to make these, I really love the filming, your honest delivery and the humour.
Also I want to say the tips that you have throughout are brilliant, I always learn so much from your videos that would take years to learn. The planing and chisel sharpening was particularly useful advice.
Hope the hand is healing up well, that looked really nasty!
Thank you Chris, that means a lot to me! I’ve been feeling really burnt out with doing these vids especially editing for igtv too there about 4-6 hours of time spent on every minute of finished edit and I don’t know why my vids on igtv do SO much better than here 🙁 on top of the day job too. So you see why your nice comments means a lot to me 😊 Yeah the hand is good, hands down the worst scare I have to date though (pun intended) 😆
@@HewAndAwe after a handful of 10 minute vids years ago I remember the ball ache of editing them, you have my absolute respect for producing these. I didn't even realise IGTV was a thing but you've got heaps of views there like you say. That seems really strange as I find the widescreen format much better and you would be able to monetise so much better here. I'll be sure to recommend your stuff to my friends. Every little helps eh?😊
@@chrishibberd Thanks Chris, its a funny one and I agree widescreen looks better but given most consume media on their phones portrait works much better - my workbench vid part one has over half a million views on IGTV and 288 on youtube I cant figure out what I'm doing wrong I mean theyre the same video but portrait 🤷🏻♂️ Even though I'm monetised here I'm not making anything to speak of and I've had to turn off ads running in my vids cause it harms the growth of my channel. Viewers here get the hump with ads and sponsors so whats one to do, peeps want everything for free but dont see what the cost is to the person making the vids nor care. Rant over lol anyway hope you have a lovely weekend, all the best Ben.
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Cheers Sam! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Same here, just found your channel. Better late than never.
A questions from the get go, what do you spray with each time you glue , water? If so why? Thanks for the help.
Cool dark sense of humour. Really enjoyed the vid. Thanks man.
I only spray water when using polyurethane glue, for no other reason than that’s what it says to do on the tin, I think it helps penetration. 👍
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Thank you 🍻🍻🍻
Your fishtail chisel a Lei Nielsen brand? Need to just buy one myself. Add that into my next order. Your bench build is very inspirational. Just gotta get on with it.
Yes it is, skew chisels are good two but have to buy two (left and right) oh and a pig to sharpen. Thank you for the complement , was a fun build and a scar to remind me haha Hope youre well! Cheer, Ben.
I used to use PU glue I found it a real mess [I make Irish folk music drums] and prefer titebond original or evo stik blue
Glove up for sure! It really depends for me what the situation is, cold warm, can I wait 12 hours for PVA to cure etc etc..
Choking the chicken 😂😂😂
I think you’re the only one that got that gag 😂
Hey Ben, can you share the manufacturer and P/N of that pop up bench dog hardware you used? I’d appreciate it. New subscriber, love your work and sharing of techniques and all you learn along the way. Thanks!
Hi Al, yeah sure these are the puppies; www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08D96V2BQ/ref=sspa_dk_detail_2?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B08D96V2BQ&pd_rd_w=sfD02&pf_rd_p=828203ef-618e-4303-a028-460d6b615038&pd_rd_wg=z4hH5&pf_rd_r=Q5EJ5MRMDT561Z168GM7&pd_rd_r=76c77dfa-ff47-4fe9-a7bd-db83dde63f98&s=diy&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyNzRSWTRESko3MUsmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTAyNTI1NDE5SkJUOFNTQlpFOFYmZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMDk4MjgzM0dKMEs5V1RNSFVXWCZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2RldGFpbCZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU= Hope the link works?
Love the video. Do you have one on how you made the pop up bench dogs?
Hi Linda, I thought I showed in the vid? Basically just a rectangular pice of wood for the dog and this drilled in www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MCXG21T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Hope that helps, let me know if not and we'll go from there.
@@HewAndAwe i looked for those pop-out things cos i have some to do the same job, but the are not available at present. these are similar and should do the same job. www.amazon.co.uk/Mtsooning-Buffers-Silencer-Furniture-Hardware/dp/B07BXPRN77/ref=sr_1_188?crid=25R4P5W86KJIY&keywords=spring%2Bloaded%2Bdoor%2Bopeners&qid=1680618629&sprefix=spring%2Bloaded%2Bdoor%2Bopeners%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-188&th=1
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Cheers Daniel! 🍻😊🍻
Heirloom shop fixtures
How do you mean?
@@HewAndAwe Nice enough to hand down to your kids.
This looks great. Can I ask please, what is the material for the top your assembly table used in this video? Is it MDO (medium density overlay)?
If you mean the original work bench it’s an mdf top 👍
Muy bien puedes traducir al español y puedes decir q clase de pegamento utilisas para pegar la madera o como se llama gracias
pegamento de poliuretano.
Ben where did you get that chubby little brass mallet? Looks like the perfect size for chisel work. Thanks
The guy stopped making them I’m afraid, funny you ask as I did a vid about mallets recently and there’s a version of the same mallet you’re after there with a link dude. 🍻🍻🍻
Forgot to say in my other comment, I've never seen one of those dado stack attachment type things for the track saw. Looks awesome! Is it a festool part?
Yeah, it’s the VN-HK85 Festool part and made only for the HK85 Festool saw, it’s a beast - can cut from 16mm to 25mm in 0.5mm increments, I wish it could do 12mm though. Call it one of those had to much to drink late at night buys 😂
@@HewAndAwe 😁That's a brilliant drunk buy it looks like an awesome thing! We've all done it, although even drunk me knows I don't warrant festool tools just yet fortunately, so it tends to be a less wallet damaging surprise 😂
I would love to know more about how you get the mirror finish on the back of your chisels
Its a long boring process, first of all flatten the back with a stone of some kind, water, oil or diamond stone. For flattening I use a 1000 grit stone once you can see its flat because all of the back has no shine to it then move up the grades 1000 to 3000 to 8000 then polish with a strop or MDF and polishing compound. If you find you get to the end and still have scratch marks you havent spent enough time on one of the grits so have to go back. With out doing this though you'll never get your chisels scary sharp. If Ive said something that doesnt make sense let me know?
@@HewAndAwe thanks, I assumed that was it. I have been going from a 1k stone straight to a leather strop (Paul Sellers approach). It gets a sharp edge, but not the mirror back. The strop can't take out the 1k scratches over the entire back, so I suspected I needed take smaller grit jumps. Cheers.
Chris Targett a strop is okay when you’re at that point but if the leather is too thick I find it’ll round over the business end you’ll notice a fine shinny line at the tip of the chisel looking at the back of that has happened, is why I use MDF and compound, I use the green solid compound or menzerna 400 liquid compound. But all said and done if you’re going to then sharpen that won’t be the case and take away that rounded edge. 👍
The nursing home of the dovetail at 30:13 ish… phwoar.
Haha thanks Bill! I hope you’re having a great weekend! 🍻😊🍻
Great stuff, love it! Quick novice question, why do you spray the joints with water before glueing? Cheers!
Thank you Gurpal 😊 I only do that for PU glue, it helps the glue cure and penetrate better 👍
Just found your channel, and just subscribed. I love the idea of using the push-to-open mechanisms on the dogs! Question here - how has the pine held up in this bench, notably where it meets the oak? Looking to do a bench here and like you, need to save $ (US Quid).
Nice to have you on board bud! It’s a shame I can’t post a pic of the joins they still look as good as the day I glued them, remember there’s a domino or two in there to help keep them together.
I love your marking gauge/wheel, any information on where I can get one please?
That’s my favourite out of the two I have, www.classichandtools.com/shop-by-brand/lie-nielsen-toolworks/tite-mark-marking-gauge-by-glen-drake/c592
Thank you Ben, I shall go and take a look. Thanks again.
Do you have a link to the pop up hardware for the dogs? beautiful build.
Here you go Gary, amzn.to/48qT71Z hope you have a lovely weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
Thank you my friend@@HewAndAwe
Great vid, what the mechanism you used on the bench dogs called?
Thank you Kevin! Hope youre well! The mechanism - www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MCXG21T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@HewAndAwe Any chance there's a replacement item for this - that link says none left in stock...
@@chrisgover8643 Hi, Sorry for the lat reply; www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08D96V2BQ/ref=sspa_dk_detail_2?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B08D96V2BQ&pd_rd_w=sfD02&pf_rd_p=828203ef-618e-4303-a028-460d6b615038&pd_rd_wg=z4hH5&pf_rd_r=Q5EJ5MRMDT561Z168GM7&pd_rd_r=76c77dfa-ff47-4fe9-a7bd-db83dde63f98&s=diy&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyNzRSWTRESko3MUsmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTAyNTI1NDE5SkJUOFNTQlpFOFYmZW5jcnlwdGVkQWRJZD1BMDk4MjgzM0dKMEs5V1RNSFVXWCZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2RldGFpbCZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=
@@HewAndAwe Thanks!
Great vid. Nice work. And funny as fuck 👌
Cheers Mark! Nice of you to say mate, hope youre having a nice weekend!
What do you call the mechanisms you used on the bench dogs?
Hi Armandt, sorry for the late reply; www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MCXG21T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Where do the bandages come from?
I unzipped myself with a chisel. I didn’t put the chisel down when I stood up to get out of my seat and swiped my hand between thumb and forefinger.
why the dry boards in the middle (w/out glue) ?
If I remember rightly youre talking about the top section? That top is so heavy that it needs to be manageable by one person also for future I can put them all back through the thicknesser. I used Festools connector sets to pull them together.
I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great czcams.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.
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When I saw you tighten those clamps to hell I figured you're the kind of man that likes things tight... Bonus that you mentionned the PxxxHub part afterwards... In my mind it looked like that is where things were naturally going to go anyways.
Nice video dude, am liking the humor and and no holds bared shock humor
...as a gnats chuff! Cheers dude, appreciate the complement mate!!!
Why are you soaking the end grain before glue up?
Hi Ash, hope youre well! If I recall right I was using PU glue which needs water, can be used without but for a better bond a dusting of water is needed, I think it helps the glue penetrate deeper too.👍
Great build. You've got some skills and patience.
I promise I'm only suggesting this to help your channel grow, not trying to be negative, but you should try to keep the volume levels more equalized.
The voice-over volume to the rest of the build is little jarring when I turn it up to hear your voice and a few seconds later there's a super loud sound of a saw or something.
You deserve more subscribers, you do quality work and show different methods for some things than a lot of other channels on CZcams. Thanks for sharing!
I just realized this video is a year old, may not be relevant to you anymore.
Hi Scott, thank you for the feedback! Not often I get feedback like this so appreciated! Sound is the most important part and also the most difficult to get write.. could you do me a favour and watch this vid, it’s the shortest I can find Precision Woodworking square review 600mm.
czcams.com/video/0lTpf6YnOQk/video.html as I think I have the sound sorted but trouble is it sounds different what ever I watch on 🤦🏻♂️ the negative that’s a tough one as I suffer from depression, I try and relieve that trying to make peeps laugh, but yeah I hear ya and need to work on that. Cheers mate!
@@HewAndAwe It definitely sounds different on each device. In that other short video my phone has the issue when it switches from speech to music at the end around 3:45 but it's possibly because I have to turn it up more on my phone (without headphones) to hear your voice clearly.
I can hear your voice lower but I can't make out the words very well, it could be my speaker though.
When I get free time I will watch your other videos and let you know how they are if you would like?
I appreciate your response. I've been through depression myself, having something you love doing helps tremenduusly. Woodworking has done a lot for me, and videos like yours help me with that.
Thank you and take care! 🍻
3:18 whats the marking gauge you're using?
It’s the titemark marking wheel, I prefer it over my veritas ones! www.lie-nielsen.com/products/tite-mark-marking-gauges-tite-mark-?path=tite-mark-marking-gauges&node=4179
Bandage keeps getting bigger.
You know what it’s like, there’s never the right amount of the right size in those boxes.
Stop Choking your chiken🤣
…said no optician ever. 😆
HELLO BEN,LARRY HERE IN LONGLEVENS GLOS. 74 AND SURE MISS DOING WHAT YOU DO ...BEEN FOLLOWING THE NEW YORKSHIRE GUY,HAVE YOU SEEN WHAT HE MADE RECENTLY?? ONLY A CNC MACHINE! WILL BE FOLOWING BOTH NOW GOOD LUCK
What, what the fuck?!? I have to see this 😂 he’d be the last person on earth to get a cnc! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻