Making A Simple Outfeed/Assembly Table | But Better
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2022
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Today I'm making the classic DIY, easy-to-make-, cheap table saw outfeed/assembly table, but better. I've waited many years to have enough room in my shop to have a simple table like this!
Oh also, he'll never see this, but thanks to Joshua Weissman for the video title idea. I didn't steal it... I'm just, you know, borrowing it. (Check out one of the best food/cooking channels on CZcams here: / joshuaweissman )
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Welcome to the new shop! Get the PDF plans for the table here! inspirewoodcraft.com/product/outfeed-assembly-table-plans/
Good looking table for a good looking shop
Congrats in your new shop, handy dandy table.
Jody, been wondering where you've been! I now understand your absence. The new shop looks great Bro! Looking forward to lots more video from your new digs.
I learned the tape measure lesson the same way. Ever after, I use the same measure for the entire project. May not be perfectly accurate, but it works. 😎
I can't decide if I really dislike, or really love the rubio monocoat on the ash.
I don’t need or have room for an assembly table. I just like watching youtube woodworking vids when it’s too hot in my shop. I almost always learn something. The bucket on the ground while planing blew me away! I’ve had a bucket next to my bench for years and never thought to move it like two feet!
Congratulation on your new woodworking shop wonderful I am sure that you're happy with it very nice interesting
Great video, you need to see a "Best Router Jig Ever for Precise Flush Cuts”. I think you will find it valuable. Thanks, John
I actually double checked your channel last week to make sure I didn't accidentally unsub. So glad to know you're settled into the new shop and able to get new videos rolling again. Love your content!
Interesting concept there. Pre-assembly of your bottom shelf and bench top as separate units looks like a good way to ensure that they come out with their framing perfectly aligned, level and plumb, thus the top flat and on plane. Good idea, as long as one has been very carful in measuring, cutting and assembling the bench framework. Yours fitted nicely. Well done.
I absolutely feel ya on the Sketch-Up. I have been meaning to learn it to so I can properly design projects and have a "print" to work off of instead of just "winging it" on every job. I'm a retired carpenter and have the time, just not super computer savy and more than a little lazy.
And then there's how to get the info in Sketchup into something you can decipher later in the real world. It's a lot of work for a guy who's better at taking a computer apart than typing on it (me).
@@InspireWoodcraft My son has told me "it's not too tough, you just need to get into it and stay motivated". Did I mention I'm lazy......Your video has reminded me I need to revisit this, Thanks for the "push". Keep up the good work!
Ace job Jody, , , , gotta say I’ve only just realised you’re a southpaw - maybe you could run a video on the frustrating issues using right handed power tools when you are a lefty, , , and how you get around them - I’d love to know the secret of staying comfortable in a right handed world
I cheated on my outfeed table. I picked up a Harbor Freight woodworking bench one time on a sale. It's not great... but it's not bad for general work. Anyway, I marked on my garage floor where to position my table saw so it's always in the same level spot. Next, I made shims to bring the H.F. bench up to the same height and screwed them in place. Everything's level and it makes a half-decent outfeed table. Your infeed table video form yesterday will make life wonderful!
The Rubio on the Ash looks spectacular.
Love plywood stuff, I used to make wooden molds that could be taken apart. The ply used then was one and seven sixteenths for two thicknesses of three quarter. And the shop wood glue was elmers wood glue max, It held too well because a mistake ruined any glue up. Titebond was the back up when elmers was not available. Some of the molds are still in use twenty years on so I am confident in my decision to use ply, glue and pin nails. Table top was 3/4 inch cdx with masonite stapled to it, really made a great 8 foot outfeed and after a few years it was easily replaced.
My man! Congrats on the new shop and getting a domino! That thing is amazing. I agree on making things nice for a place you spend a lot of time in. It keeps things positive, which gets the creative juices flowing. That style of work benches is my favorite. Quick and easy to build, easily adaptable to multiple purposes, very sturdy; just an all-around excellent design. 🙂
Looking forward to your next one!
Jody, the shop looks nice and I'm glad you have more space to work in. The outfeed table appears to be very useful. Enjoy.
Love how the Rubio brings out the grain in that plywood.👍🏻
Still like the circle jig you made - this table is great - I have no room in my shop/garage - flip cart is where I'm going!
Brilliant! Hey there is nothing wrong with having nice things around you in your shop so use the high stuff with relish matey!!
I love your commentary, your tone an pace are spot on and of course your errors and mistakes: you stay relaxed and find a fix and of you go! And yes I do know you are edited! Your errors seem to my kind of errors it’s so refreshing.
Loved the bench extension and so pleased you finally satisfied your desire for it!! I am not good at holding back, I have many tools still boxes just in case!
Keep it all going, love what you do.
Bob
England
Finally! I've been wondering where you've been! Congrats on the new shop!
Great to see you back! Loving the new shop and looking forward to seeing what you build in it.
Nice table build. I've got to admit that I got lazy with my 4x4' outfeed table. I used Rockler shop stand frames & casters and added a 3/4" bottom table. The top frame is built up with good quality 2x4s and a 3/4" plywood top to make it very flat and stiff. I'll add some Microjig Matchfit groves for clamping shortly. A key consideration for me is ability to disassemble things to get them out of my basement.
Look at you learning computer programs now. Dude, you knock it out of the park every time!
I like how down to earth and practical you are. Thanks for sharing your table build and what you learned and would do differently if you were to do it again.
Nice finish!
New shop looks amazing man! And I feel you on Sketchup, but I can say with 100% confidence that it's a skill that pays off big time. I don't do any project without Sketchup now.
Looks good. I would add another layer of plywood and a sheet of plastic laminate to the top for durability. You will love the outfeed function. It makes sawing longer pieces a dream as well as safer. 🙂🙂 Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.
Hi! I am just discovering your channel, and am so impressed with the way you work - your logical thought process - AND the way you keep your shop and tools. I like to work that way too and I love it! Also really like the clean, neat look of the outfeed table. You got a new fan! Looking forward to seeing more of your stuff! 👍
I love this table design and I just bought the plans. Very well done. That said, I was a little disappointed that this purchase did not include the Sketchup file based on your mention of it in the video. I had hoped to use that to save me some time when making the necessary design modifications for my own situation and then build from that. Please let me know if it's possible to get that file from you as well.
“Fool Proof.” That’s my speed, exactly!
Great to have you back
I am so happy you are back!
I Love the Original Sketch Up. Pencil and Paper 😂 I always go back and try the computer version and have no patience.
Great looking outfeed table.
This channel is very helpful. Thank you for sharing with us. 😀
welcome back. the shop looks great.
Great video.
Congrats on the new shop! It looks great! & I’m honored to see my sticker is there too!
Be careful, making nice shop furniture is a tough drug to kick 🤣
Love the new workspace 👍 Always nice to have more room. I am in a single car garage shop and am always looking for ways to maximize space. Absolutely love Rubio. What color did you use on the bench? I like the way it highlighted the grain instead of covering it completely. When you were hand planing your stock, how did you attach it to the table? Just clamps underneath? Lastly, what did you cover the flat surface of the shelf and table top with? I have become a fan of laminate as it cleans easiy and can be waxed. Thanks as always for what you do!
Congrats on the new house/shop and the first set of "official" plans! Great build, that rubio makes that ash pop! I love the stuff even as expensive as it is, it's worth it. Welcome back!
Thank you for your help, Mark!!
@@InspireWoodcraft Anytime!! Sorry for the delay
I am by no means a good woodworker, despite my attempts, but I can at least say I know my way around paints and coatings. Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in since you said you hadn't used Rubio before.
That stuff is pure magic. Never seen/used anything like it before. The amount of forgiveness it has when applying is insane.
Also, I feel bad you had to go and learn sketchup. I use CAD software for a living and have my own license for Solidworks that I use for my own projects. I could have hooked you up easy my man!
First Time to your channel. Very nice build and video. I like the extra steps you took to make this table, turned out great. Looking forward to your other videos.
Well there you are!!!!!
Just wondering the other day why we haven’t seen you 😋. Nice job on the table. I don’t think it’s heavy enough. It will move around to much with pounding/ pushing ecr. I used m d f for the top and made it like festool s multi function top. Super useful for clamping. You will need to router slots aligned with your cross cut sleds guides/legs. Glad to see you back!,!!,!,!,! Thanks for sharing
Pretty nice work, dude! The table looks great! 😃
I'm definitely going to build something like that when I get a 3d printer!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Ha! I got here BEFORE CZcams notified me!
Ok this helped a lot😮
I love the plans and build video. I’ve almost completed building mine. Stupid question, what is that magic glue scraper you have? 😊 I’ve never seen one like that and it looks pretty handy!
Very good! What would you use if you were making one for outside, but can be covered as and when, it would be housed under a canopy, but it does drip in places. Love the idea, I have a fold legged triton and having a adjustable bench that is multi purpose would be great for planting up for garden etc. DG New Forest U.K.
Nice clean & spacious workshop. Great build, love the Rubio highlighting the woodgrain. Won't feet & castors change work height to table saw?
Looks great! What are your thoughts on a torsion box top? I'm currently building one and wondering if the extra time and effort is actually worth it.
hello, i saw in this video you have made a jig for your kreg pocket hole jig, i've searched all over youtube but don't seem to see a video of yours online for this? is it possible for you to post a video or pictures of it so i can figure out how it's made?
Shouldn't you route slots in the outfeed table to allow room for your miter gauge to slip though?
Is table below the miter slot? So that miter rails run on top of it ?
i need one sooo bad ! ... and i still ..Can Not figure out sketch up.. ugh
Hello, im making a pendant for my girlfriend. The design is a sun, with a halfmoon in the middle. Id love to burn the sun, but keep the moon unburnt. Is there a way to make this happen? Some kind of product? My first thought was some aluminium tape, but then the glue would probably melt? And then i was thinking some wax, but that would probably melt aswell, and get messy.
Do you have any tips ?
Moral of the story, don't ever buy a festool domino!
Like the silicon mat idea but it’s pretty pricey. $70. Pretty sure HD sells a trunk mat made of some sort of black polymer. Likely not silicon. Think that’s under $20 or so.
@michael b I’d be interested to see if it does the same thing as silicone. If it’s the same size and works the same that would be a great savings!
@@InspireWoodcraft Well if you mean protect the surface and be relatively non stick with glue... I would think it should work the same. I actually use a BBQ floor mat I got from Lowes .. Thick and impervious to dents or nicks Only $20 . But in honesty I have not tried the silicon mat to compare
Next time you steal a Weissman title idea you need to add some fun double entendres like he’s so good at. Somehow he pulls it off without being creepy like some of the others haha
I'm still working on single entendres... Seriously though, one of my favorite channels.
@@InspireWoodcraft agree! I’ve tried a couple of his recipes too and was happy with them.
You dont need to justify nothing to nobody. Ever.
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