Thanks for the shout out mate! I do like that little vice clamp. Comes in handy. Have you since added any dog holes for horizontal clamping with it? Those casters could hold a tank... I think they'll be fine ;)
I love that by adding blocking for casters and the internal plywood walls you added heaps of strength/rigidity. Really curious about all your carts. How they are constructed with vertical and horizontal frames and how you joined them. The smaller cart with a white top and a full face cabinet door is interesting. Looks like it’s just a empty cart for general use.
Thank you! Regarding the carts, I assume you're referring to the ones that have the jointer, planner, drill press on them? (The top is actually just MDF). These were made a few years ago and are my early first attempts of understanding how to build basic frames/cabinets. It's all just pine timber joined together with pocket holes. I'd never installed a draw slide in my life till I built those so each one got progressively a bit better than the last. You're 100% correct, they kinda are just general use at the moment, I do have plans to redo them to be more functional, especially the cart with the planner.
Nice job! New subscriber after just seeing 2 of your videos. I like the style the mix of music and talking and the great workmanship, oh and the clever design. Looking forward to more.
I have a 16GA brad nailer. Great nailer but the one draw back is it's huge thing (it will do up to 65mm or 2.5" brads), meaning I can't get into tight spots. I'm thinking in the future of getting an air compressor and a small nailer to fix that.
Beautiful work, so precise. That form ply is good for a benchtop ... no glue will stick to it. 😀
Thanks for the shout out mate! I do like that little vice clamp. Comes in handy. Have you since added any dog holes for horizontal clamping with it? Those casters could hold a tank... I think they'll be fine ;)
I'm thinking on the next 'upgrade' to add all those features, so yes!
Great upgrade. Well done.
Excellent work... Congratulations...!!!
A big hug from Uruguay...!!!
Well thought out and well made! Beautiful Bench, Well Done!
Thank you very much!
I came from Dainer Made, happy to subscribe and see your channel grow!
Awesome! Thank you!
I love that by adding blocking for casters and the internal plywood walls you added heaps of strength/rigidity. Really curious about all your carts. How they are constructed with vertical and horizontal frames and how you joined them. The smaller cart with a white top and a full face cabinet door is interesting. Looks like it’s just a empty cart for general use.
Thank you! Regarding the carts, I assume you're referring to the ones that have the jointer, planner, drill press on them? (The top is actually just MDF). These were made a few years ago and are my early first attempts of understanding how to build basic frames/cabinets. It's all just pine timber joined together with pocket holes. I'd never installed a draw slide in my life till I built those so each one got progressively a bit better than the last.
You're 100% correct, they kinda are just general use at the moment, I do have plans to redo them to be more functional, especially the cart with the planner.
Love it
Nice job! New subscriber after just seeing 2 of your videos. I like the style the mix of music and talking and the great workmanship, oh and the clever design. Looking forward to more.
Thanks Jan, appreciate that.
Great build, was that the 16 or 18 guage Ryobi nailer?
I have a 16GA brad nailer. Great nailer but the one draw back is it's huge thing (it will do up to 65mm or 2.5" brads), meaning I can't get into tight spots. I'm thinking in the future of getting an air compressor and a small nailer to fix that.