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@JayBates 6 лет назад

Video notes: - Build article with lots of details and why I did this or that: jayscustomcreations.com/2018/02/a-hickory-woodworking-workbench/ - Yes, there is a misspelled word in the beginning. I've always sucked at spelling and there is no spell check in Premiere Pro. Oh, well....whatcha think of the workbench? - A leg vise and dog holes will be added. - I wanted to use clear Danish oil for the finish but didn't have any on hand like I thought I did. I just used mineral oil to make the grain pop. - The completed bench has a volume of about 70 board feet according to SketchUp. I'd say I had about 30% waste cutting around big knots and cracks. - A workbench is made to be used. I don't care if it's ugly. The half lap joints naturally prevent racking. Add glue to the joint and use the screws to act as clamps while the glue dries. When the joint is closed and the glue is dried, why even take the time to remove the screws and add dowels? Then it is purely cosmetic reasons. If that were the case I'd build it out of curly maple and sapele with string inlay. I'd rather build the bench and use it to make nice stuff. I'm not saying I'd never build a nice, pretty workbench but that's not my goal here. - Have a great day!

@MrJaquith 6 лет назад

Jay Bates - Woodworking Videos I was going to ask what type of finish you used, because it looked like baby oil! Glad I took the liberty to read your comment! Even though it’s built to be used and you went for the “less than aesthetic” look, it still looks great. 👍🏼

@themaconeau 6 лет назад

But if there were infinite idiots in infinite universes, would there still be one video? :P

@JakeThompson 6 лет назад

That thing is Awesome Jay!!

@tcr_tagger3738 6 лет назад

Jay Bates - Woodworking Videos well that's my question answered. About the screws of course. I was wondering why but as you say, a bench is made to be used!

@Rebel1280 5 лет назад

are you assuming that bench is ugly?! i wish my bench looked 1/4 as good as this one lol

@JohnHeisz 6 лет назад

Solid! Nicely done, Jay :)

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks dude.

@johnconklin9039 6 лет назад

Special statement from the National Weather Service >>>> In case of tornado, just hide under Jay's bench. Awesome job dude.

@micfey 6 лет назад

Hammer time, haha. Great editing, as usual! And a beautiful workbench!

@andrewwalker208 6 лет назад

4:45 hahaha so awesome. OSHA approved hearing protection there as well.

@LYLEWOLD 6 лет назад

nice. the saw and plane noises made me laugh. love your vids, both for the project, and the film making.

@MrHandwerk 6 лет назад

2:02 Double garage perfect! Hammer Project + WORKSHOP Best regards MrHandwerk :)

@deratze2295 6 лет назад

Du hier?? ;-)

@MrHandwerk 6 лет назад

Logo :P

@randalblair 6 лет назад

Love your videos - entertaining and expertly done! Your woodworking craftsmanship is excellent as always.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks :)

6 лет назад

Beautiful project, the best! Congratulations! Regards!

@rolandkuhn9066 6 лет назад

It has been a pleasure watching your skill level grow since the early days in the apartment shop. Especially with your hand tool skills. Great job

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you.

@TheRPhelps24 6 лет назад

That's one of my favorite things about Jay's channels! He makes it all seem so much more approachable. Of course his educational style is a big factor as well!

@ThePapabear2012 6 лет назад

Beautiful bench. Hickory looks so nice. And you have all those small bits for the smoker!

@InfinityVideoNiagara 6 лет назад

At 8:30, 3 Jay's? Mind blown! No wonder you get so much work done!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Me, Myself, and I.

@GetHandsDirty 6 лет назад

Unbelievably sharp work! It's so cool as I am currently making a workbench too and it's very inspiring to see this video. I love how you matched the light/dark grain on the top, the progression in nice and those mortices are perfect. Always a pleasure to watch your videos and with this newer camera, the quality is amazing and I like your color grading as well. OH and also loved the graphics for the layout for the legs aaaahhh awesome :D

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thank you for the feedback! I'm trying to play with the colors a bit but it's always difficult to find out how it looks on other peoples devices.

@KingsFineWoodworking 6 лет назад

Very nice. Functionally built. Beautifully done.

@parillaworks 6 лет назад

That thing is a tank. Nice work Jay.

@alfonsocastro-pena2714 6 лет назад

As always, really inspiring. I have slabs that have been sitting....waiting...for this summer.

@HeavyboxesDIYMaster 6 лет назад

Very nice choice of a hardwood! But you already knew that, didn't you?

@ricardodelacruz877 6 лет назад

Way to go man. You make this look easy but it is not. Skills and nerve. Lots of precise cuts and a good ledger. Inspiring.

@BruceAUlrich 6 лет назад

Wow! it is even more gorgeous in this than the photos I've been seeing on your Instagram! Nice job with the selection...I like how the sapwood is just weaved here and there throughout! That's one of my favorite parts about hickory.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks Bruce! I appreciate it.

@TheWoodKnight 6 лет назад

So how many more hand cut large mortises can we expect in hickory? ;) Looking very good, almost too good to be 'just' a secondary bench!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Very few!

@ga5743 6 лет назад

You've come a long way young man.....I enjoy watching the journey. Sure looks like a strong bench, now I will wait patiently to see what you make ON it.

@watcherdude1330 6 лет назад

DAMNNNNN JAY 💪at 5:54 ish mark I think I heard your back break lol. Your a BEEST JAY. What is amazing to me is---How EASY you MAKE it look. Do you have a ROUGH idea of how much time you had into it from start to finish. I saw how much faster things went when your two other TWINS showed up to help LOLOLOL . Thanks for a great video AS ALWAYS much appreciated. Mr B

@Samoan_D 6 лет назад

After this video I became a believer. Absolutely Radical Build bro.. well worth a Sub. Looking forward to seeing more videos ty for the share..

@CurtisFach 6 лет назад

Hickory is such a nice looking hardwood! my personal favourite.

@MrZ-ni8ss 6 лет назад

You scared me flipping that bench. I work with hickory, pecan, mesquite, and white oak in my shop on a daily basis and that was a workout! My last project was a 20'×20"×1 5/8" hickory it's a booger to move.

@acanadianwoodworker 6 лет назад

Dust at the miter station "Cool, let's go explore the shop... whoah whats happening... getting sucked into the ... nooo"

@JayBates 6 лет назад

hahahahaha

@42Fab 6 лет назад

Normally I'm not a huge fan of all fast-forward videos, but I think you hit a really good balance on showing what needed to be shown and cutting out the fluff. Great finished product too!

@seanedging6543 6 лет назад

Such solid work. As a renter, I couldn't imagine having a workbench that I couldn't take apart (a la Matthias' workbench: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M_xJD_aylYw.html ), but I imagine there's nothing like working on a surface so solid and bullet-proof.

@Wordsnwood 6 лет назад

Nice job getting most of the pale bits of hickory in the center of the top. Nice "racing stripe" when it is done. Love the head scratching bit also there as you're trying to get it on the outfeed table. HEAVY!

@HarrisonFord11 2 года назад

I want one of these so bad. But it would be like $92,476.00 worth of hickory today. 🤦‍♂️

@mickiematthews1881 5 лет назад

I have read several articles on working with Hickory. About 2/3 of those guys say Hickory is very difficult to work with, and they probably won't do it again. They also emphasized the importance of having sharp tools. You did not mention any of these points in your work bench build. Would you elaborate on your experience in working with Hickory? Also, do you have helical heads with carbide inserts in your planer and jointer ? How much do you remove from the wood with each pass on your planer and jointer? One last question please concerns the weight of the wood. I am 71 years old and not as strong as a young man, so I am wondering about that aspect. Thanks a bunch for any advice you can give me. Randy Randy

@ChrisUhlik 6 лет назад

OMG! That is NOT a workbench. It's a piece of fine furniture. What if you scratched it?

@nevermindthebull0cks 6 лет назад

I put a Byrd Shellix head in my Dewalt planer. It's a lot better...........BUT that money would have been better spent saving towards a bigger planer. It's crazy how fast a planer and jointer will fill the dust collector up. Bench looks nice, I figured you would have pinned it instead of screws. You should have left the legs proud through the top for all the ocd people:)

@construction-productscemen4935 6 лет назад

Great work as always!

@SteveCarmichael 6 лет назад

Wow, that's really nice Jay! That hickory is hard stuff and heavy too. I like all the stripes in it. Looks too good to be in a shop...find a place in the house for it! :)

@scottydonttttttttttt 6 лет назад

after working through a lot of hickory lately, im glad i didnt use that as my choice for a bench (although yours looks great). I just picked up 150bf of 5/4 red oak for $1 a bf. I wonder if this will be less deadly on my tools. Im buying your plans, so ill find out.

@PeriodWoodworker 6 лет назад

Maybe just the camera angle but I would have a hard time standing at the bench without more toe kick room under the stretcher. Great video and I love the use of the hickory. Thanks for sharing, Steve

@rjtumble 6 лет назад

You know you have too much hickory when... :) Great bench, looks great. Going to be even better with a leg vise. Something with a contrasting color, walnut maybe?

@just-dl 6 лет назад

no such thing! ;-) (too much hickory is like being too rich or too good looking....)

@charlesrivers7111 6 лет назад

Is that rough cut Hickory? I need a new Roubo and built my last one out of pine 2x4. It was good but had to get rid of it when we moved. I can get rough cut Hickory here in Texas relatively cheep and want a workbench that lasts. Did you wear out your 2x6 one you built or just wanted to "upgrade"?

@crouchvalewoodcraft 6 лет назад

That looks like an awesome workbench. Great bench and great video. Nice one.

@tedferreira5044 6 лет назад

Hi Jay! Very, very Nice! I'm from Brazil. I like very much your movies! 👏👏✌✌

@edstengel2495 6 лет назад

Jay, I like your design, not complicated and well done. I only question why you thought screws were needed on the glued and mortised stretcher joints. Glue and clamps would have been more than enough with all that glue surface and you could have preserved the beautiful face of the hickory.

@Hubbmade 6 лет назад

not one pocket hole?!? unsubscribe! JK... Love it!

@igounfazed 6 лет назад

So... I do like seeing your videos on the eMail link to your website. However, when viewed in that manner, no 'thumb' buttons are available to like your videos. I still have to jump to youTube directly in order to thumb it.

@dennismott9183 6 лет назад

Awesome and keep doing what you’re doing it’s fantastic !!!!

@jimryan3960 6 лет назад

Thank you posting this. But I'm wondering if I'm alone in that I have grown to just not enjoy this sped up video thing that has taken over all these build sites. I just find it more and more difficult to watch. Please don't take it the wrong way, just trying to provide some feedback and see if it's just me.

@samuelluria4744 6 лет назад

Remember Joey Kocur, and Bob Probert???💪👊👊👊😏

@EcoMouseChannel 6 лет назад

Hmm... I gotta admit, this looks satisfying to build. I might need to make one, if for no other reason than to just unwind.

@garyrogers6761 6 лет назад

Was going to say that at about 2:00min "blister" turned up, but he was there for some of the heavier work, so i couldn't ?? Great bench and very well built, a thing of beauty and a joy forever, whether you decide to keep or sell. As an Australian i don't get to see Hickory and the problems associated with it, if there are any, but you seem to have mastered it. I must say it looks far too nice to go 'hammering on', but it looks very sturdy, so just need to await the vise installs.

@jessiebrown6112 3 года назад

Pretty cool...but all those leg joints...then screws! Just kinda odd I guess

@thedraphter 6 лет назад

Looks good, could probably hold up a tank, and will be functional for several decades... good stuff.

@breakinn403 6 лет назад

Well done Jay.If you don't have room for it I'll give you my address lol. Thanks for sharing your work.

@theopiner402 6 лет назад

Nicely done, and I couldn’t give a rip that you used screws to clamp the half lap joints and didn’t replace them with dowels later on. There is nothing wrong with the screws being left there, a bench is best used to make beautiful things, not be the beautiful thing.

@krtwood 6 лет назад

Letting the new top slam down on the old table it's replacing... that's cold.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

ruthless.

@afidram 6 лет назад

Drastic change in wood choice from first bench - I believe you said you liked softer woods as to not imprint work pieces and now hickory? Quite the different approach - any rational?

@jbauer3102 6 лет назад

Beautiful bench. As a quick suggestion, I would like to have seen you pull the screws in the legs, after the glue dried, drill out the holes and add dowel pins for a "cleaner" no screw look.

@Deribn 6 лет назад

Fantastic video 😎

@jbn0613 6 лет назад

Beautiful and solid piece. You obviously built tanks for the military at some point. 😃

@CapitanDirrt 6 лет назад

Hmm... Go Pack Go! Otherwise, great vid!

@tube95759 6 лет назад

Like your yellow pine table but the hickory has so much character. Though you have two solid tables, will a vice and dog holes be added to this one too? Great job Jay.

@garriv777 Год назад

I'm curious as to what finish you are rubbing on at the end? Nice job, beautiful bench!

@NASTYcraftX 6 лет назад

I really wanna buy some hickory now. Bench looks great.

@mgh439 6 лет назад

Love you shows...How many hours did this take? What would something like this be worth if you had to sale it or buy it? thank you and keep up the great work.

@billprocter942 6 лет назад

Wasn’t going to watch another workbench video. Read the article and had to watch. Very nice. That would be my new kitchen table.

@ToolMetrix 6 лет назад

Beastly bench, Jay! You could park a car on that thing! Great video as always, sir. Cheers, Paul

@jlf1430 6 лет назад

Always an informative video as well as just fun to watch. thanks

@thomasklink3766 6 лет назад

Excellent build. (without rambling dialog)

@SidKreis1 6 лет назад

I could get stuff done if I had 4 or 5 guys running around helping all the time as well... :)

@dschlic1able 6 лет назад

It's beautiful, too beautiful to use. Put it in your home! How much does it weigh?

@Andreas_Achleitner 6 лет назад

Hi Jay! Nice project!

@MrAmps 6 лет назад

Epic. I’ll be making a solid wood dining table in a not dissimilar way. Solid, heavy and long lasting.

@heldonascimento4452 3 года назад

Excelente trabalho eu gostei de ver o vídeo de primeira parabéns

@vaanes 6 лет назад

Glad I checked out the write up to see why you used the auger bit instead of a router. Variety is the spice of life, sometimes it's fun to do things a little different.

@samuelluria4744 6 лет назад

AWESOME!!!! I am a HUGE fan of using high quality timber for your workbench!!! I've seen a lot of people on RU-vid, who seem to take it as a foregone conclusion, that "using valuable wood JUST for a workbench" is nearly criminal! I wholeheartedly disagree.

@alexeypelmenev5943 6 лет назад

Класс! Отличный верстак! Только не совсем для меня понятно, зачет такой массивный, кстати а какой вес стола получился?. На мой взгляд столешницу можно было меньшей толщины сделать.

@benburoker5192 6 лет назад

Well... Bench is done, guess I should put some baby oil on it... 😆

@hamp7803 6 лет назад

You creative beast!!! Stop making these creations look so easy to do. :)

@Snipercastt 6 лет назад

The best congratulations mister 🖖🇺🇸

@nils1953 6 лет назад

Why did you not use a router or a jigsaw for the mortise and tenon in the tabletop? Just the fun of chop chop?

@moehoward01 6 лет назад

Your helpers look strangely familiar....

@jimsjacob 6 лет назад

You made it look easy, but I’m sure it was a lot of work. Thanks!

@CReevesMakes 6 лет назад

Awesome job Jay! I learned a lot watching this one. Well done.

@jeremymcclanahan2389 2 года назад

Hammer time.....😆I spit my drink out lmfao

@trolltaker 6 лет назад

Oh my GOD! Jay... I want that gorgeous lovely wonderful bench!! I NEED it. I love hickory anyway, but such a massive hunk of it... yeow!! You didn't show you doing anything with the end grain. Just a good sharp block plane? And on another note... the video production was once again as interesting as the project. Of course... I'm just sucking up because I want that bench, but your video production is among the very best in RU-vidland.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words. Any plane with a sharp blade can handle end grain. But generally speaking a low angle blade will be better at end grain.

@orelygarcia 6 лет назад

Just got to say, awesome bench, you produce some of the best speed builds. Love to watch even if I haven't bin commenting much. Thumbs up J.

@john12770 6 лет назад

If I built a bench that nice, I would never use it. Just sit and marvel at it. Lol

@sapelesteve 6 лет назад

Now that is one freaking heavy duty good looking workbench!! Great build Jay............

@reality150tv 6 лет назад

Very nice workbench , and died laughing with the hammer time bit lol

@rodriguesbob100 6 лет назад

Why the bench from Hickory? Just curious.

@randallpartridge4275 Год назад

Nice bench! Its been 5yrs, is there anything you would have done differently, improvements etc..? Or any tips on working with hickory? I am in the process of building a bench out of hickory that i have laying around.

@JayBates Год назад

not really any tips. It's a hard wood. Expect tearout when flattening with hand planes.

@chriskennedy4079 3 года назад

How much are you asking for this workbench

@wingzman 6 лет назад

I love the look of hickory....that sir is a fine looking bench!

@SteveZodiac777 6 лет назад

Hi Jay - nice bench! Just wondering, would you still have made the legs by gluing up boards (for stability?) if you had stock of the required width & thickness?

@JayBates 6 лет назад

If I had thicker stock I'd use it before laminating. One less step.

@just-dl 6 лет назад

Gorgeous table! Love the double/triple exposure bits. nicely done.... btw, the circular holes in the legs...are those for pegs? wasn't sure of their part of the puzzle.

@just-dl 6 лет назад

just saw you answered this previously! Got it!

@opasworkshop8373 6 лет назад

Very nice work Jay, that one turned out better looking then store bought! I hope you remembered to chamfer the bottom of the legs at the feet to reduce splintering and chip out!

@JayBates 6 лет назад

I did.

@jonedinevandermerwe8135 6 лет назад

well done once again i enjoyed the video, very entertaining , and helpfull

@hk07666 6 лет назад

How long do these kind of workbenches last? Like doesn't wood warp overtime? I can imagine gluing a bunch of them together would amplify that problem.

@JayBates 6 лет назад

Gluing them together reduces warping compared to a similar sized slab. Workbenches like these will last generations. Regardless, wood does move and warp slightly. Just plane if flat. After a few times planing it the wood will reach equilibrium and not move much.

@Gerstcustomwoodworks 6 лет назад

Nice 👍🏻 How much does that thing weight?

@dustwoodstudios7580 6 лет назад

That's what I call a cute little work bench!!! are you going to make more accessory for this bench? why did you downsize on your work bench? Amazing job Jay!!!