Harbor Freight Woodworking Workbench Unboxing, Assembly and Review
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- Check out the new Harbor Freight woodworking workbench. This workbench is made by Yukon and it is the Yukon 60" 3 drawer workbench. I will be unboxing this workbench, showing you the assembly and reviewing this workbench for you. This harbor freight Yukon workbench is a budget friendly woodworking workbench that offers many great features including, bench accessories, a metal mounted vise, a bottom shelf and three drawers that hold 50 pounds each. In this video, I hope to give you all the info you need to determine if this workbench is worth the price and if you should purchase one for your workshop!
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I just purchased one for $160. I followed your instructions. Thank you
Mine was the same price. I'm planning to use it as my gun bench. My wife got me a real avid master kit and vice for my birthday last year.
I just bought one for $139.00 plus tax ($150 out the door.) I glued many section together for added strength, including the two top drawers. I did not add the large drawer because I realized it would provide ample wood to build a matching tool tray to the backside. I installed dowels in few sections for added stability. I glued the cross member in place as well. It is very solid now. I took out the felt in the drawers since they were more like fuzzy paper than real felt. I intend to line them with some cherry venier 1/4" plywood I have left over from another project. Built properly this table is a great buy. Also, the only MDF in mine was the bottom of the drawers, everything else was hardwood.
This is $140 right now with a coupon! Bought one that I'm going to assemble and put casters on so i can move it around my garage or out into the driveway. Looks like a great deal.
I need that coupon!!!
@@gmangsxr750 got mine yesterday here in FL for 179 (plus taxes). I didn't know about the coupon.
Yet, if you have the Membership (which I didn't), there's a $45 discount.
Yearly membership is $29.
You have the best instructions for this workbench. Without your instructions it’s almost impossible to assemble this. I am a beginner and hope this will do fine for me.
I've had the same workbench that I bought 10 years ago. (My version has 4 drawers). I would only suggest using glue in addition to the screws in order to make it more stable. I keep thinking that I'm going to upgrade my bench someday but there's no need for me to do so.
Great video. We purchased two of these on sale for $139 each (internet coupon) -- and they're every bit as good as described in your video. I checked them out in the store, it was easy to see they were assembled sloppily. I would consider this a light-duty bench -- not for mounting heavy work. With that understood, it works fine. Unlike yours, my drawer side pieces are finger-jointed hardwood, vs. MDF. I have zero wood-working skills and found the bench pieces well-labeled and easy for one-person assemble. As with IKEA projects, it's a matter of getting in to the right head space -- earbuds and podcasts work for me -- and not proceeding further til you understand the instructions. Took me about 90 minutes each to assemble -- much of which was unwrapping the excellent packaging. HEADS UP: as others have noted: it is easy to get the side pieces for the drawers backwards. These were the #11 and #12 pieces on mine, and if you get these backwards the drawers won't insert. As others have noted, I actually would say the instructions are mislabeled for these two parts. Definitely take your time with the first drawer, do a test fit, and don't do the other drawers until you fully understand how they assemble. I am having wheels delivered today, so I can move the tables into a more square-ish configuration -- for bigger projects when the benches aren't up against the end of our garage. In a nutshell: solid, excellent value, strong design, easy to assemble and well thought out. Thanks for the very professional, cut-to-the-chase video!
Yep! I went to grab 1 on the last day of the sale. They'd sold out, but I GOT THAT RAINCHECK! So, here in a day or 2, I'll be cruising on over to pick her up. I'm SUPER PUMPED about this particular purchase for my new workshop, because finally, I'll be able to start getting some things done, for the first time! It's an exciting milestone that I've reached in my LONG journey toward my goals to eventually have a FULLY OUTFITTED workshop! All of the credit, all of my praise and all of the glory to Our Heavenly Father! Thank you God!
Wow there you go! Your enthusiasm for the next step of your workshop is awesome, keep it up and you can achieve everything you want for your shop and your projects!
Thanks for the great video, the first one I’ve seen on the new 3 drawer unit from Harbor Freight. Your assembly instructions are awesome, as well as your critique of the unit. I just subscribed to your channel because of the very clear and well done video. Thanks again for your great work and I’ll be looking at more videos from you. 👍🙏
This is a pretty solid little workbench. While once you figure out how it comes together, it is physically Easy to assemble czcams.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh by yourself. But the diagrams explaining the steps are really pretty bad. I could not get the handle pins in all the way despite multiple attempts, so I just used a screw I had on hand for the 2nd handle. I could not get the first pin in further or pull it back out. You are supposed to hammer it in, but I had no leverage and the handle is plastic and I did not want to risk breaking it. I will get a lot of use out of the bench because of the convenient size and height. It does fold up nicely for storage. They even explain how to fold it so you don't get pinched...that is important!
Agreed! I’ve enjoyed having it in the shop, creates lots more working space!
These do not fold up for storage. ??? Is this a comment about another bench?
Just ordered .. thanks for the review!
Thanks very much.
I was looking for a vid on how to build my own, but at that price I can't resist getting one.
Thank you for showing how to assemble this - I had trouble with the drawers but your instructions cleared that up. I put casters on mine and it's going in my kitchen for a workspace that I can roll out of the way when I am not using it.
Amazing video! Thank you so much! Just assembled mine yesterday, my very first workbench. Never too late. Much of my decision to purchase it was thanks to your awesome video. Very happy with it! Time to put it to good use.
One of the vise tubes came with what looks like a rivet inside, will have to try and disassemble it to deal with that.
Rather than that, putting it together was lots of fun!
Thanks for the instructions!
Excellent video -Thanks for sharing! I put this bench together with the directions in front of me, while watching your video, and like you said, some prior knowledge + common sense is definitely helpful!
This table is a great value. Very well made
Very useful, thanks! I bought one of these and plan to fit in some 3/4" plywood to the underside of the top to give it some extra heft and strength.
Great video, thanks!
Good review thanks!
You’re welcome, glad you liked it!
Thanks, I didn't have a single table with a flat surface and just priced creating my own table top. I have bought this instead. I might build my own beefy top for it down the road, but this will get me to where I need to be for now. Cheers!
I have one. It was either build one for $600 in lumber alone, plus plans and hardware for Vice and all. I was in my local HarborFreight, turned around and couldn’t believe my eyes. No reviews, but I ended up deciding to get their credit card for additional savings. Parking lot sale right now… this bench is $160. If you take advantage of first credit card use, you would score pretty nicely. It’s allowed me to begin building planter boxes and jigs, rather than spending a lot of money and time just setting up to be project ready. The dog holes lead down into the drawers. So if the holes are not plugged, you’ll have a drawer full of sawdust. I plan on making hood down clamps and other bench accessories. I’ll also be sanding off their clear coat (I called to ask about the finish) to apply several coats of my good UV outdoor rated varnish since it’s on the back porch covered with a moving blanket. For the price and quality to get started or for the weekend projects, I too would recommend the bench.
Thank you for this additional review Jeffrey. I would agree it’s quite the deal. Good tips on plugging the holes to keep sawdust out of the drawers and the tips on the finish, much appreciated 👍
Thanks guys ! I've had my eye on this thing on my last few trips. I think after seeing it reviewed and the side walk sale..it appears it's time to pull the trigger on this one !!!
@@johnbritt3738 👍🏼 I tried my best to be patient. Crossed my mind yesterday to return mine and take better advantage of the sale. I have early access to the current sale with ITC, otherwise it’s Fri.-Sun. But too much trouble… although someone else would get an open box deal… nah. I think you’ll be happy with it though. Something about installing a lower crossmember part stands out to me. It doesn’t go on top but does go above the other part mentioned in instructions. The holes will line you up. Also, I needed a hand with assembly twice. To get started at least.
You mentioned the sidewalk sale but i did not see it on the website..perhaps because pnly Tuesday. Is it a good time to get the ITC membership ? Funny you mentioned planters..i was going to give one a whirl...i saw a cool inexpensive build on a channel by Matt Peech.. made from 3 fence picketts. Be nice to here your thoughts on that progect ! Thanks for the info. !!!!
Update: They’re sending me a $30 gift card to make up for the sale price difference. I took them up on the 2 year no questions asked replacement warranty when purchased, something I don’t often do.
Great review, assembly looks somewhat straightforward. I will pick up some clamps too when I get the workbench.
No need for clamps. He used them to hold the slides extended to fit the drawers and get them started on the outside slides. You don’t need them extended. If you look at the slides you can align them and simply slide the drawer in.
Great job, thanks!
You’re welcome! I’ve really enjoyed the workbench since I bought it. I built a bunch of Xmas presents and it was so helpful!
I bought this when it was on sale for $139. I absolutely love it I’m thinking to get another one put in my kitchen
Great video help me a tot.Thank you man
No problem 👍
I was lucky enough to find one that was as good as new for $50, and already assembled. For small jobs it works just fine.
Woah that is lucky!!!!
Thinking about leaving the vice off and using this thing in my kitchen as a bar table!
Oh that would be awesome, it definitely has that butcher block type look to it.
It has holes in the top! People can dump their olive pits in them.
@@moxee33 bottle caps or peanut shells haha the possibilities are endless
Thanks for this! I might get one of these as part of a dedicated guitar work station :)
You’re welcome, I’ve been amazed so far at the variety of things people are deciding to use this workbench for. It’s definitely a versatile product! Thanks for the comment!
I wish I could like this video more than once. Harbor freight needs to pay you for this. I mean it
Thank you very much
Perfect timing. Picking mine up on Friday.
Glad to hear, enjoy your workbench!
Got an email from HF with a coupon for this 60" hardwood workbench. I checked out the display and determined the staff didn't do the best job in assembly, but Hey! ...Any-hoo, bought the bench and took a good portion of the day to assemble (among some other chores). Everything worked out great except for the 3 large woodscrew holes to attach the top to the right leg assy. With the drawers installed before the table top, the bench worked great. I affixed the table top to the left leg assy first with the 3 large wood screws, leaving them loose for alignment when attaching the right side. The pilot hole spacing on the table top to the right leg assy was 1/2" or more off, so I pulled them todgether with q C-clamp for assembly. This of course messed with the bottom drawer and slides - not as smooth and easy opening. The only MDF is the felt lined drawer bottoms. The rest is finger-jointed Asian hardwood - stretching the term of "solid" to those that know better. But the price point can't be beat even for this borderline quality product. Some X bracing to the back of the unit, and some steel inside corner brackets for all the drawers would be a good idea. I will not use it for anything heavy duty as I have a steel welding table that I made 30 years ago and that baby don't budge. I will use the Yukon workbench mostly as a catch basin for Hoppe's No. 9 if you get my spin drift. I think the model I bought is an improvement from prior models for the lack of MDF and the drawer BB slides are pretty good.
Just picked this up for $150 it was on sale. Planning on adding some retractable casters.
Oh wow, that’s an awesome deal! Retractable casters is a good plan. I put leg levelers on the bottom of mine to help stabilize the bench on my garage floor.
Some people say the drawers don't fit. It is not that the drawers are made improperly. It is that there are a few errors in the instructions for assembling the drawers on page 7 of the instructions (2022) copyright version shows the right drawer slot panel (12) an the left drawer slot panel (11) in the wrong position. The locations are flipped . both instruction paragraphs 18 and 20 have these errors. The drawer hardware has to be mounted so the boxed end of the slider is to the front of the drawer it is very hard to tell from the illustrations, the back end of the drawer slider is the opened-ended tapered down portion. If you reference the assembly drawing on page 11 you can see the conflicting drawer side panels. This video also says that the drawer sides are laminated MDF. The ones that I purchase in March 2024 are hardwood composite. Just the drawer bottoms are MDF. Don't glue anything unless you have test-fitted it first. They back out the screws a bit and glue if that is your plan. if you assemble the drawers as the instructions say then the drawers won't fit in properly, unless you modify the boxed end slider that is in the wrong position by bending it back. You will still have an issue that the drawer will not fully open because the detent mechanism is too far forward. There is another video review of this product that is showing the assembly on the older four drawer version and He complains because the drawers don't fully open, that's because he assembled the drawers incorrectly. I do find it remarkable that years have gone by and these errors have not been identified by the manufacturer and corrected.
This is excellent feedback, and the only glitch I discovered in assembly. Otherwise everything was well-labeled and correct. We bought two benches, and all side panels for the drawers were also finger-jointed hardwood.
Thank you
thank you for this video. Going to use this for an island in middle of my kitchen. perfect size. I just need to raise it up to make it level with my counters, And maybe add a better finish on it. Do you think I can just add some feet on the bottom to raise it up? Thank you so much for the video.
Makes a good tv stand
Just bought one of these on sale for $150. This deal comes up pretty often. Do you think it would make it sturdier to use glue where wood pieces meet? I’d have to lightly sand those areas first to remove the varnish.
Assembled mine today. Vry much a four hour project. Attracted to it by price, but also by the legs. I like a higher bench. This accepts 2"x6" risers like they are from the factory. Overall: likely excellent for a putterer like me. For fine woodworkers, spring the extra dough for something from Rockler or their equals.
Just add caster wheels 💁♂️
I am enjoying your videos. You have a very good presentation which I appreciate. Would this table be suitable for a mini lathe ? Peace be with you
If the table is level you’ll have no problem putting a lathe on top. I have a hundred pound drill press on mine and it holds up just fine.
You missed installing four screws that further secured the base to the top laterally.
Also, in the beginning of assembly, one of the cross pieces has a Yukon sticker. I put it upside down. Only cosmetic but I'm too lazy to turn it up right.
Couldn’t build this on you own for that price. Some mdf or ply under mounted to the tabletop for more stability and you are golden. HF is getting better products as of late.
You might be able to build something similar for that price but you can save a whole lot of time by buying this workbench and get up and running quickly!
beautiful, wish I had room?
Do you think this would be sturdy enough to wood turn with? I have a mini 10-18 lathe that's about 75 lbs. Or would I have to weigh it down more to make it sturdy and reinforce it?
No.
Can you install a vise block on it?
8:28 When you call it composite material it implies particle board or something with a vaneer. From what I can tell it's all glued-up and finger-jointed hardwood.
Sorry if it sounds like a criticism, nice vid 👍
Very true! Finger jointed, that’s what it is I was searching for that word and then just said composite lol
I am thinking a out making a bathroom vanity out if it. Wonder how the top will hold up
Oh that would be cool, maybe sand it and stain it dark or paint it white??
Could this be assembled with the vice on the left for left handers ? presumably the drawer slides would need to be reversed ?
Yes if you orientate the drawers the other way it would put the vice on the other side. However it is positioned towards the side of the bench so if you had it against the wall on the other side it might not have a lot of clearance, does that make sense?
Only issue I had was installing the back of the long drawer. The holes in the drawer bottom did not line up with the pilot holes in the back board. And it didn’t matter if I reversed the board. They still were about 2 inches off. The drawer bottom goes only one way…felt to inside and holes in it to the back for screwing down as you show to the back board. So I know I had it correct. This would be an issue if someone didn’t have a drill and bit to drill through the holes already in the bottom and into the back board to create their own aligned pilot holes in the back board…which is what I did to correct the obvious manufacturing error. If you screwed it without pilot holes you might cause splitting in the backboard edge! Also no need to clamp the extended slides like you did. Just leave them all the way in and carefully align each drawer slide and slide the drawers in. You’ll hear them snap as you pass the locking tabs and once you hear that just slide them the rest of the way in.
I'm a hand tool inclined hybrid woodworker who has been looking somewhat at this bench and it's predecessor. How does it hold up against racking forces in either direction lengthwise or across like with hand planing tasks? I plan to build a beefy semi Roubo style bench in my workshop space but would use this one in my apartment which is apart from my workshop space.
I tested this out right away after I built the workbench. The workbench Unleveled on my garage floor had little to no rocking width wise (front drawers to the back) length wise there was a tad bit of rocking. Once I installed leg levelers onto the bottom of the workbench and leveled it to the garage floor I did not notice any noticeable rocking from either side. I think leveling the workbench is key. Also adding some weight to the drawers and shelf of the workbench probably helps as well.
@@_Shopfix I was referring to racking, not rocking. Like when you lean back in an old chair and the joints kind of give a bit and it wobbles at those connections. Truly the best test for it would be how it survives over time I suppose. I kind of simulated by wobbling the one on display in my store and it's pretty solid but could certainly have used some improvement.
Now that it has been in use by you for 9 months, do you have any follow-up information?
As I am left-handed, I would normally want to mount a face vise to my right, at the far end of the Front edge of the bench. But, from your video it looks like that will not be possible. Do you have any thoughts on that?
Do the instructions or other papers have any information on the weight bearing capacity of the bench?
I have been interested in that one for a while, and recently my wife saw it and had favorable comments about it - unusual for her with respect to the cost of my woodworking ...
wish they had this so that the vice could be on the left side of the bench top, the space where i need to put this i wont be able to use the vice at all
By the looks of where the top drawers are situated (underneath dog holes) they would just become saw dust collector drawers.
You're not wrong. You really gotta do something. You can put a thin layer of plywood underneath and just vacuum out occasionally (which is what i did).
The table top is only an inch thick so there's plenty of room underneath to solve that problem.
It's a pretty obvious design shortfall, but for the price i can deal with that
Exactly. I think a thin panel applied underneath the top would solve this. But you might have to cut off some of the length of the dogs if they stick down and extend longer than the thickness of the top.
Great bench. The rails for the drawers were installed poorly and out of alignment on mine but for $149 I’ll replace the rails and reset the drawers.
I would agree the rails and drawer installation is the trickiest part of assembly. I’d comment right here for others that shortening up the width of the drawers with a miter saw is a quick fix if they are too tight and difficult to install. But I agree for the price it’s not too bad of a hiccup.
My drawers aren’t fitting .. any recommendations
@@degeneratecollector9950 the left side rails on mine were installed about a 1/4” off which made the drawers not slide in properly. I have yet to fix the rails. I ran out of steam and just aren’t using the drawers.
Thee shelves are to wide and won’t fit
@@degeneratecollector9950 to make the drawers smaller in width you’ll need to crosscut the back piece smaller and that will reduce the width of the drawer to help it slide. If it still is too wide then you’ll need to cut the rabbets deeper on the front panel. Try the back panel smaller in width first because that’s the easiest cut.
Great workbench for for price. I think the drawers are a little finicky though.
I agree the drawers are the most difficult part of the assembly. If anyone finds the drawers too be too tight I would shorten the width of the back of the drawer with a miter saw to help the drawer slide in better. In my assembly instructions I also detail a good method to install the drawers.
the sample in the store was wobbly. Was it wobbly after you tightened all the screws?
The sample in our store was poorly done -- they didn't take the time to tighten everything and get the drawers right. We have two and they are quite solid.
I'm planning to use mine as a gun bench.
Will the table top on this take hold fast clamps in the dog holes?
The dog holes are 3/4ths in diameter and from the bottom of the top shelf to the workbench top is 5.5". If the hold fast clamp is 3/4ths in diameter and won't hang through the dog hole more than 5.5" then yes it would work. I suppose you could pull the drawer out to use longer hold fast clamps. Hope that helps!
@@_Shopfix Thanks for the info.
i bought one yesterday, but when im finishing assemble it, i saw that it didnt come 2 pieces (the front drawers) Im upset because I live far from the store and have to make the trip back, the pieces are number 9, but the workbench is solid.
I just finished putting mine together, my only issue is that the large draw and one of the small draws just will not close. they get half way and stop. any advice on how to fix this? Thanks
Are you sure you pushed them hard enough to go past the locking tabs when you put them in. The drawer will go about halfway, and then stop…requiring a bit more pressure to slide it on in. It pushes the plastic stops down as it slides over them. You’ll hear a snap as this occurs. Then slide it on in completely. Now it slides in and out easily but stops with some of the drawer still under the top. If the stops weren’t there nothing would keep it from coming completely back off when you pulled it out!
The drawer side of the slides on mine were installed backwards. I had the same issue, it took me ordering replacement slides to figure it out, good luck.
Can I swap the top of the work bench, just so the vice is on the other side ??? (facing to the left side) , that's about all, as my right side is going toward a wall. Thanks..
If anyone knows, I'm putting this together tonight,
How flat is everyone finding the top surface to be? I want to use this as a base for building R/C airplanes with a pin surface on top (foam, drywall, etc).
Thanks!
Where is it made?
My drawers aren’t fitting in there.. any recommendations?
I had the same issue, they installed the drawer side of the slides backwards. It took ordering replacement slides to figure it out. Works great now. good luck!
I bought one of these. I STILL have no idea what the pegs, metal squares, and holes on the top are for. Can someone break it down for me? I heard something about a vise, and I have a vise, but...how do the pegs and holes help me put on a vise? I ended up finding an oak hardwood dowel, cut it into the right lengths, and tapped them flush into all the holes to make the top smooth. What am I missing? No one in any video explains them and the manual doesn't either.
The holes are called dog holes and you can use dog hole bench clamps with the holes. That way you can clamp things down directly to the surface of the workbench. If you add a peg or the metal peg to the holes of the workbench and on the vise you can lay a board flat on the workbench and clamp it horizontally to keep it in place while you sand or plane, etc
IKEA marketing concept. It appears to work.
had to return twice, three workbenches three broken drawers. not worth the headache
159.00 Black Friday plus 60 bucks in HF money---was a no brainer!
Everything I unbox from Harbor freight is parts missing. Broken, dented bent, scratched ....
Imagine how much more profit they'd make by SOME quality control.
Returns must be crazy
We have two of these, and the parts were all labeled and complete. All hardware comes in a "bubble pack" as shown in the video and can be inventoried with a glance. Read the comments here for getting the drawers right and you're set.
Were you able to do it by yourself?
Yes, I was!
I was also able to do it myself -- no biggie.
It says hard wood, but what kind of wood, poplar?
Rubberwood.
@@renoholland7090 Thanks
Right sure... just try hand planing on it...😂
This is exactly what I need!
But in England, that would be about £500-600/750-850USD! (Maybe MORE!?) You guys get stuff so cheap in America!
We get screwed! Lol 🙄🤦🏻🏴🇬🇧
@ Shopfix. My God, what a whoring mess! Nothing fit right. Pounding parts in, putting parts on wrong. Jesus. Well, I certainly agree with the other commenters. This is a great video! I wasn't able to understand the written instructions very well at first until I watched your video. Thank you!
Currently on sale for 135 for inside track members!
can you use the coupon for $18 off with the membership discount. only good through Dec 17?
$70 off for inside track members right now
I have 2 of them. I would not buy another one of them. The bench is not sturdy enough to keep from rocking when you are working at the bench. The vise racks too easily when using it. The older one is about 5 years old and is not holding up at all. It’s falling apart. I can only use the newer one now and only for light work.😮
Harbor Freight has 5 versions of this bench, all with different model numbers. I never bothered to look, so I didn't get the one that was on the floor at the store, that one has 4 drawers, all versions are made in viet nam and probably in the samr workshop.
Out of the box, the YUKON version of their work bench is a piece ofJUNK, that said, I purchased one about 2 weeks ago because I would never be able to build one from the ground up for that amount of money, I paid $160.00 + tax. Be forwarned, DON'T TRY TO USE A HAND PLANE WITH THIS BENCH, it will rack to the point of almost splitting the legs. I am now in the process of rebuilding the bench pretty much totally. I had an old solid core door that I cut to the inside dimention of the the bench top and glued that intothe cavity, that turned a 3/4 inch bench top into one that is now almost 2 1/4 inches and youcan dance on it. I have a ways to go to finish my rebuild, I will probably spend another $ 150.00 on the project, but I will have a real bench that wil stand up to hard work. The drawers are real garbage. Don't pass on this bench if you don't mind doing some work to it, you will not be able to build one like for less than $ 300.00.
$159 black friday deal
I got this bench 5 months ago. It's junk. Already falling apart. I wouldn't recommend anyone to waste their money on this bench. It was good at first. Then I used it for projects and it showed how cheap it is.
Hey, what about your workbench is junk, what parts are falling apart?
The Yukon just came out. Did you get the Windsor?
better when I got it on sale for $150
Drawer install is an absolute disaster
Bench itself is good
Drawers are junk
The drawers are a headache
I'm thinking of picking this up for my Leatherwork shop. Putting a small anvil for setting rivets on it. Do you think it's sturdy enough for that, sir?