Join me, Jean, and my not so helpful assistant and best friend Django (my dog) in my small single garage where I practice a hobby that some might call woodworking.
I'm an average Joe with a full-time electrician job passing my free time practicing woodworking and honing my craft.
I fell in love with working with wood after making a gift for someone in late 2016 and have been screwing and nailing planks together ever since.
On my channel, I will be documenting my progress by posting videos of my builds and how I kit out my small shop for maximum efficiency.
I will also be making plans available for my builds on woodworkjunkie.com for anyone looking for some inspiration.
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Bought the plans, built the workbench, working on the workbench already. All great! I did laminate two mdf sheets and used it for the top, for an even more solid work top, with a mitred trim around. All good. (And thanks alot for the good designs and plans that is so much beter than what the "two by four from Walmart" community would peddle!)
At 18:30, if you put a strategically placed piece of aluminum tube you could use the clips to hold it closed too. Would save needing those latches and make for a cleaner overall design, I think
I received my plans. Super clear and concise. The only things I will change is a round over bit rather than a chamfer and will have to play with the height to serve as an outfeed table for my portable saw table. Any suggestions? I don't see that a change in height will make any difference in the plan mechanism. Is there anything I should be aware of? I'm going to love this table.
Great plan. Really enjoyed everything. One thought I saw was basic caster wheel incorporated into the stable hinge, instead of screwed on to the bottom side. This would allow for narrow design possible larger wheel. The stable hinge is the pivot one and a simple Axle between the legs should allow for a cleaner esthetic.
Instead of the small cantilevers, why not just span the full width of the garage, that way you would even have space to store sheet goods up top as well.
