1 Month in 10 Minutes! This Skillful Man Build a Workbench With 20 Functions 

I just build mine out of pallet wood. I did get lucky and got a job that we had 88 pallets to discard of in the end that had 3-5’ HT pine studs each.

Find a housing community under construction. Go dumpster diving. You'll find all the wood you need.

Me… So I was thinking free wood from the use of Pallets!!

😅 Indeed, still looking for videos that use minimal tools..I have jigsaw but to make jigsaw station they use different kind of tools

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What size is the top of your table looks great and great idea

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Quality is not fabulous if you use screws instead of wooden joints.

I agree, best universal bench table I have seen yet. One could always add a router for underneath also.

Rockler sells detachable casters that lift so you can move it easily. The purpose of the design is to cut down on costs as the casters cost more than the two tables. Just sayin"

Please see how he does a very good job: https: //ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jh2umGsEYHc.html

Exactly. This is great.

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I think he did make things a lot easier. I've seen workbenches really hard to make, I wouldn't even try making them, but I will definitely build something like this, smaller, though.

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Hey man. I'm going to use this video as my template to build my workbench and I have no experience. I want to have those big chunky legs his has. They make it look really hefty bro. The add-ons and all that good stuff can come later. I will keep his video in one of my workbench playlists on here and refer back to it in time but the bench is the most important thing to begin with. It's very hard to do anything without a larger work surface so I'm gonna build the frame and top, etc to begin with. The shelves, vise, etc can come in a month or so.. Hope u get ur bench built bro. Keep on truckin' lad..

Anyone know the deck detentions for both tables?

Safety Aways!

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i thought exactly the same thing!

Hola me explicas x fa lo de las ruedas .. Mira estoy construyendo uno en pino las patas están de 7*7 y de 90 cm .. me suena lo de poder moverlo

Согласен, если мостерская позволяет по размеру.

Ну да тут сплошь простые инструменты. У каждого дома такие есть 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

ну сделай без чертежа слабо а то все хвалят

напиши потом какой он у тебя кривой

@@user-no1lj7xl5n присоединяюсь... без сверловки под 90 гр. вообще беда... без распиловочника тоже, без отрезника вообще беда... У меня есть погружная пила, фрезер, лобзик, орбиталка... кое как собираю элементарные вещи, если б не фрезер (в стол еще лучше), то можно вообще забыть про ровный рез... все фрезером добиваю.

Que madeira foi usada ??

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You probably don’t watch allot of RU-vid, then. This is like a decent HS shop student’s design

@@9009matorres I actually watch a lot of RU-vid videos and I have been a carpenter for 40 years. It may be like a HS shop students design as you say but that doesn't detract that its simple to make, efficient and probably of low cost. I really like it.

Ну потому что это как бы не верстак, а рабочий стол с удобствами)

thats what i was thinking very nice but please put up plans for us newbies and materials list.. would much appreciate it.. your workbench is great.

What's the point? You first need to have this workbench in order to build another, so if you already have this workbench, you don't need the plans to make one. 😄

@@Chimel31 what the hell you talkin bout??? U ever heard of working off the ground chublin?

@@nateb-runs5053 Ever heard of smileys?

I agree.

What will you then build with the tools that cost you thousands and your new workbench? A few saw sleds, perhaps, some router jigs, cupboards to house your tools and then there are screws, nails, bolts, etc to house. All these channels are similar, never making anything that comes even close to justifying the money, space and time expended, or rather wasted. Always it's much better in every way to buy things than to build them.

@@markcynic808 Partially true, although building it is a personal pleasure, gives sense of accomplishment, skill builder, useful and helpful to like individuals. It's also obvious that "The Maker" does this type of work for a living. Being able to store tools and hardware in such a manner is also efficient and safety conscience. Reduces clutter and makes it easy to find item all in a close confined area, not to mention that is a useful tool itself. AND besides all that it's just F**cking cool! Thanks Maker

I really love the idea behind this.

@@willecav It's completely true. The point is, all this is a waste of money, time and space. With no tools, there's no need for tool storage, a workbench, a workspace or a need to hide clutter or worry about safety. Ever heard of anyone sawing their fingers off buying furniture in a store? I didn't think so. Tell me, how much have you spent on tools and what have you built for your home - not your workshop or garden - that is even worth the cost of a good cordless drill? My bet is nothing.

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Мне нужен и верстак и швейный. Желаю чтоб ваше мечта исполнилась!)

To have clean edges. Same when you rip cut MDF or plywood.