Hi, welcome to VuleCo DIY. My name is Barivure. I am passionate about creating, constructing, and building a variety of things. On this channel, I will be making mechanical, electrical, woodworking and robotics projects to give ideas to students in their final year of school and those who are interested in DIY projects.
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Best video format ever!!!! Leave all the talking to the end... We all just want to see how to build the thing. Thank you. I think I'm ready to build :-)
Great Job!! I built one of these tables for all my tools but now we're moving in a year so I'll probably be building another one. This gave me tons of inspiration and ideas for the new build. Thanks.
I purchased a home and want to build the exact way that you did but I have a "U - Shape" design in where the 2 side walls are connected to the back wall shelving so it would be 1 long wall like yours plus 1 smaller wall on each side. Any suggestions please?
Thank you for your comment. If you could email me a picture or a short video of the space, it would be very helpful for making better suggestions. Here is my email. Vuleco12@gmail.com
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback. It did take some precise measuring to get everything to line up correctly. However, using spacers when installing the shelves made it easier, faster, and more accurate.
Looks very simple and gets the job done for a regular joe. My concern is it looks very amateurish, especially if you open the cabinet and see that inside looks like a monkey made it. Small articles could fall down the back of the self. Had you would have just run along the back wall of the cabinets your 2x4's horizontal instead of vertical that whole cabinet would be firmly against the wall with no space.
Hi, very nice build! I have the same great miter saw, but dislike design of vacuum hoses, can you share the 3D printed parts for the Makita? or can I purchase the printed parts directly from you? It's a very nice solution.
Ya did a really good job👍! I could tell right away you know well what your doing, and careful to even put the little strips in front to complete the shelf surface🙂...very good!
You good sir are a badass. Nice work. I'm jumping over to your Vuleco side and purchasing these blue prints. Thank you. So happy I ran into this channel.
dude, hands down the best damn video on stupid ass Utube !!! Vuelco , I'm a medial cannabis patient from NM, so I don't REMBR shit, lol.. but is there any way u could email that long list of supplies & measurements for acrylics? if there's a fee, I'm down no worries. lmk vueclo, Mucha oblige partner!!! 😊
I'm glad you found the tip helpful! Softening the plastic before popping it is indeed a great way to avoid potential damage like small cracks in the paint. You can always come back here to re-watch the video.
Thank you for sharing! Just as others mentioned, this is an example that I was hoping I could find for my garage project! I’m curious - have you ever thought about adding locks for doors (ie maybe doors at the same level since they share a common space)? If you had a specific lock(s) that would work, would you share a link? I have a few power tools which I’d like to secure
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear that the project resonated with what you envision for your garage project. However, I have not personally utilized locks on my power tools, so I can't provide a specific recommendation.
