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Video of the drawers: coming soon!
My dad and I bought a metal working lathe. It weighs about 180kg and needed a good stand that could handle the weight and the vibration from the machine. The one we could have bought was about 400€ more...and made from sheet metal. No option for me, so I built this cabinet stand instead. Solid beech hardwood, birch plywood panels, and everything joined with mortise and tenon joints. There's no metal fastener in the basic structure. The cabinet itself now also weighs about 100kg, but that's good for the application.
This stand could also be used as a regular workbench with lots of storage. I think I build another one someday for my workshop.
Would you be interested in plans? Let me know.
Now the lathe is a Optimum brand. We haven't used it very much yet, so keep that in mind if you ask questions about it. I can't give a review on it and I also don't want to as this is not what my channel is about. And because I know it's a hot topic and I don't want to answer the same question over and over again. The lathe was about 3200€ (without tools or accessories)
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also because it has been asked very often, the link to the diamond saw blade I used (it's expensive): de.feldershop.c...
Enjoy the video!

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28 авг 2024

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@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Would you be interested in plans?

@alexa.9436 7 лет назад

Marius Hornberger ja klar wäre klasse👍 super video!

@benjaminzimmermann3902 7 лет назад

Marius Hornberger Yes i am interested in plans!

@benjaminzimmermann3902 7 лет назад

Marius Hornberger Yes I am!!!

@brookead 7 лет назад

Absolutely.

@120Livi 7 лет назад

you bet! awesome project

@h0uz3t00b 5 лет назад

Wow, that lathe table is prettier and better built than most furniture people have in their living rooms!

@mr.dahliaking.202 7 лет назад

Dude, seriously, I would pay you *thousands of euros* to make all wooden furniture for me. Seriously! Just watching that table go together like factory made is just stunning! You are a one handsome and very smart individual, that will reach a lot in life.

@spadaspares 7 лет назад

This is one of the best displays of professional woodworking that is on You tube, I love watching and wish I had the skills .

@c.mendez426 7 лет назад

Marius Hornberger,i just saw 2 of the videos posted and they are great,you are a engineer on this.I am retired and i used to made kitchen cabinets for private housing and projects,i have made over 1k projects in 20 yrs. plus after i got out of military service,i was in aviation working on CH-47 helicopters,start in military bases shops has a hobby and made a living of wood working,your jigs are outstanding and the knowledge you have is marvelows ,i keep watching the videos.You are great craftsman and your work outstanding and innovating.I do understand everything you are doing,but you are a genius.Believe me thanks for the videos.i am 65 yrs.

@alvarenga512 6 лет назад

I really do not know how is there people who dislike your video! One word is enough to describe your work! Is "perfection" .

@bellevuesnekkeri 7 лет назад

WOW, that turned out great Marius. With your usual attention to detail, it came out fantastic. I would have had no problem having this as a piece of furniture in my living room. Good job.

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@jamesthepuerilis 7 лет назад

Marius, your family must be very proud of you, you are extremely talented at wood work and bring joy to us watching your project being built.

@DonCheke 7 лет назад

What a terrific project and finished piece. I am always impressed with the quality of your workmanship. On another note, you obviously live at home with your mom and dad. I think it is awesome how they support your creativeness. What a treasure to grow up in such an environment.

@Giuseppe-rs4hk 5 лет назад

True craftsmanship! This is by far the best quality project film I've seen yet. That bench will last several lifetimes! Brilliant!

@luzern1000 7 лет назад

ich bin beeindruckt von Deinen Arbeiten und Deinem perfekten Englisch....

@BorisSpark 7 лет назад

This is so satisfying to watch all the angle meeting 90 degrees and the effort put in the project is unbelievable.

@kookyflukes9749 7 лет назад

nice use of wedges and clamps to put pressure on the kitchen worktop edging

@tompalmer334 7 лет назад

this is one of the if not the best tool stands i have ever seen made from wood it looks as if it will last till you get tired of it and re-invent a better or different design you do great work

@coolhandxxx 5 лет назад

Fantastic work and you are right to be chuffed considering all the effort you put in. Great to see Mum and Dad being so supportive I’m sure they are very proud of what you are doing so don’t forget to thank them from time to time. 🤓

@mikkelasmussen7555 7 лет назад

I can understand why you think its your most satisfying project. A very nice piece of solid joinery. I especially love the adjustable feet. A very economical and efficient solution. Love your work Marius. Keep the videos coming. Greetings from Denmark.

@DesandSam 7 лет назад

I was going to say you can buy steel adjustable feet of Ebay for commercial kitchen equipment. But then I saw what you made and thought nah, yours are much nicer ! Excellent work, my friend. That bench will last for ever. Also, impressed by your glue up and resaw to make four components out of seven pieces.

@hollowsoulreaper7251 7 лет назад

Weight issues would arise from that I'd expect. that's why the ones he could buy were so expensive.

@billbaggins9961 7 лет назад

Quite obvious you are a very talented individual. I enjoy your quality of work. I'm not sure how you learned what you know at such a young age but your parents must be extremely proud of their son. Great work and keep those projects and videos coming because all who visit your site really enjoy them.....

@TC-bz9dz 7 лет назад

Marius. ..im pretty sure where the glue didn't squeeze out will be strong and hold...I've been a Cabinet maker for almost 30 years...I started young when I was 21 and now I own a shop with 5 employees....and we stay busy everyday. I love to watch you design and build...you are an awesome carpenter/ cabinet maker!!!! and you do a great job filming and editing....keep up the good work!!!!!!.and hello from Dallas Texas.

@Alhusam 5 лет назад

Marius, what you do is really very useful to humanity. Thank you so much.

@carljenkins7354 7 лет назад

One of my favorite DIY channels, maybe my favorite. 3:22 that gorgeous wood being a workbench... seeing the figure would make some amazing panels for furniture, or a guitar.

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

I took care that the nicest looking pieces are visible in the front

@jespermikkelsen4416 7 лет назад

Love the "click" sound when you squeeze the pieces together during dryfit. Looks like a peeerfect fit. No wonder that it is square, with that precision of woodworking. Looks veeeery solid Marius! Amazing work, and very good video. Inspiring.

@nicolek4076 7 лет назад

Marius. It really shows in this piece of work, how far you've come in such a short time. Congratulations.

@AnotherRM 7 лет назад

Hi Marius - thank you for your enjoyable videos. May I suggest... i) fitting a 25mm high watertight tray under the lathe - the full size of the top of the bench. ii) add a Formica covered, vertical backboard behind the lathe. The work in the chuck will be splashing coolant/cutting lubricant onto your wall. iii) the top of the backboard to have a shelf so that you can place "in use" tools, clipboard with sketches, micrometers etc. conveniently out from the mess that collects on the tray under the lathe during use. iv) fit two adjustable lamps underneath the shelf to throw light exactly where you need when are working. v) bring your electrics down from the top and place your switches on the l.h. side of the shelf - so that when things misbehave you are automatically pulled out of line of the chuck. (don't ask!) cheers edi

@SerFluffikins 7 лет назад

The level of precision is astonishing and you make it look so easy... It must have taken a lot of preparation, planning and concentration to make this workbench. Nice work!

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Actually not, only the big glue-up required a lot of concentration, clamps and hammers

@larry527az3 7 лет назад

You're going to look at all of your tools in a new light now with a metal lathe. My son and I just bought one and now we're making all kinds of tools with it to use as jigs and parts to improve our tools. Beautiful stand btw, I'd love to have the time to build one like it. Well done Marius!

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Oh yes, improve other tools will be a big task for the lathe

@bwillan 7 лет назад

Great job on that cabinet. If you build shop furniture that well, I can only imagine what an actual piece of furniture you build will look like.

@JEKMills 7 лет назад

Another great video. Watching your shop develop over the past few years has been awesome. Also your english has really improved over that time, your narration sounds completely natural now.

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Thanks man, nice to hear that!

@markn2904 7 лет назад

Very cool project. Looks like your space expanded to hold the fruits of your labor. Both your parents seem very proud and supportive of your talents and desires.

@MultiDirk666 7 лет назад

Klasse Projekt. Es macht regelrecht Freude zu sehen, wie du mit deinen Aufgaben wächst. Ich bin seit dreißig Jahren im Beruf als Tischler und ich finde es super, wie genau du arbeitest. Darauf darfst du zu recht stolz sein. Daumen hoch - mach weiter so.

@ChristophSchild 7 лет назад

Es ist einfach so befriedigend wie unglaublich stabil und perfekt dieser Schrank ist. Großen Respekt!

@Vlad0505 7 лет назад

I am really impressed with the quality which you Marius have presented your job. You are one of the best professional which I have meet. Congratulation!!

@stanleydenning 6 лет назад

That is a beautiful workbench. It looks like furniture. It could be used as added counter in the kitchen.

@sacriptex5870 7 лет назад

yay!! finally a metal lathe!! that will change forever your workshop you can build anything now i have a old german made joinville from 1970 a small but robbust and heavy (370kg) lathe it needs a sturdy bench a made one with 10cm wood top and metal reinforcing its a must for precision! greetings from brazil

@aintgonnahappen 7 лет назад

Man Marius, that thing is a masterpiece brother. The joinery, design and execution; just excellent.

@kamynsky 7 лет назад

MAN! What you have done is simply AWSOME ! I'm in shock of your precision Keep up with the great job your doing as Woodworker and as Content Creator

@martinsiennicki1801 6 лет назад

Ich hab mir jetzt ein paar Videos angesehen und muss sagen "Hut ab!" . Wirklich großen Respekt für Deine Arbeiten.

@dalewilliamson1125 7 лет назад

Awesome build Marius!! That stand should last you a lifetime!!

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Maybe it lasts longer than the lathe.

@fenchelteefee 2 года назад

Great family you have teaming up with you. Thumbs up

@FishersShop 7 лет назад

Amazing job, Marius! Can't believe you were able to mill down those huge slabs in your shop! That was great!

@kittadyne 6 лет назад

11:40 "Now just for fun...lets see if it's square" - I'm glad you have fun showing off your talent :D I'm really liking your videos!

@lorenzocapostagno6619 7 лет назад

Congratulations, my friend, your designs and equipment are first-rate. I like to work with wood but unfortunately here in Brazil the equipment for hobby in residence are very scarce and the little that is found are very expensive, I envy your country for the variety of equipment and tools of the branch that offers. I am your follower and I greatly admire your work. Hugs, Lorenzo.

@LuisAlbertoBetancur 7 лет назад

*Marius* you are an Artist a Genius. .

@stephenhilton5820 7 лет назад

Well done! Always enjoy watching your videos. Your work is that of a master much older than I'm sure you are.

@seanwilliamson6541 7 лет назад

Well Done! I have been watching many work bench build videos, getting ideas for a lathe stand, and in my opion this is the best, really precise, strong and it looks brilliant too.

@orange12v 7 лет назад

A very nice job but one small extra a ice hockey puck glued to each foot you would have anti-vibration mounts

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Hey, good idea

@jorgenlannock 7 лет назад

indeed. and if you ever would mop the floor, rubber feet don't attract the water :-). my hole shop stand on rubbers, just for that reason hehe.

@hollowsoulreaper7251 7 лет назад

I also use rubbers often, friend ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

@theroboticscodedepot7736 7 лет назад

Dude!, that is a seriously gorgeous cabinet! It should be in the living room not as a stand for a metal lathe. You are talented for sure. When I build a cart for my metal lathe I made it out of plain old 2x4's and plywood in about 6 hours but for holding my lathe it works just fine.

@jakesplace9721 5 лет назад

This workbench is absolutely beautiful! I am really impressed with the adjustable feet too.

@vgullotta 7 лет назад

Your level of precision is incredible. Excellent!

@howder1951 7 лет назад

Great project Marius, absolutely no corners cut! It is rare to see such quality workmanship and attention to minute detail. I am looking forward to what you will do with the metal lathe in future, cheers!

@michlbro1597 7 лет назад

Wow, das beste was ich in dieser Art hier auf RU-vid gesehen habe. Respekt ! Mach weiter so !

@daan3898 7 лет назад

for sure a beautiful piece of work there, only if you understand the process and getting everything straight you know how masterfull your skills are

@Shewodrzewo 7 лет назад

This is your best project so far!

@ramzinho4985 7 лет назад

I wish i can like this video 100000 times more, Marius, you are an inspiration. Keep up the awesome work.

@kaycox5555 7 лет назад

Wonderful; so nice to see your folks too!

@brendandouglas-henry905 7 лет назад

one of your best tubes yet

@berthosquire 7 лет назад

Very nice project, beautifully made. The pantorouter is a brilliant tool, makes projects like this much easier I suspect.

@martinperlander7455 7 лет назад

Great! It's overkill but it's great. I'm guessing the precision and siezing overruns the lathe. I'm so impressed. Congrats.

@hoppend 7 лет назад

That is one sexy "all tools allowed" cabinet

@grant3226 7 лет назад

Very nice. I was taught to leave the thickness of the tenon at the end of a mortise to minimize break out... but that's from an old school joiner :)

@TONYTHETlGER 6 лет назад

Keep creating and learning! You are a great mind. Leaps and bounds ahead of your average young man.

@Handyman_and_DIY 7 лет назад

This project looks fantastic. I'd rather say it shows luxury version of Matthias-type shop furniture projects: simple and effective design, good video editing and great result.

@hermit3400 6 лет назад

Simply beautiful. The quality and accuracy of your work is amazing. Very well done!!!

@holzhandwerk_ak 7 лет назад

It was a cool project indeed. I'm always amazed at seeing your joints go together so flawlessly. Thanks for sharing, Marius.

@derekcraig3617 5 лет назад

Happy to see you featured the wavy wood grain on either side of the drawer faces. Would've lived to see you feature it further with a different finish that vrought the grain out further

@hanksme3 7 лет назад

I very much enjoy spending time with you. You have a gift

@kenjiro1267 5 лет назад

Hey Marius! That's pretty much the best I've ever seen in woodworking. Great work for your age really impressive !!!Plans yes please

@nbnuno88 7 лет назад

Uauuu man, thats what I call high level of carpentry, congratulations.

@beatwork 7 лет назад

Riesen Respekt für dieses Projekt. Deine Präzision ist echt bemerkenswert. Freue mich auf viele tolle weitere Videos von und mit dir.

@andrewburkholder1117 3 года назад

Love it!!! What a beast of a table! I gotta give you credit, those feet are great!

@specialk22tt 7 лет назад

Love the attention to detail in every video. Great channel. No doubt you'll hit 1 million soon.

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

we'll see when that soon happens

@DIYBuilds 7 лет назад

Everything about this video is awesome from the editing to the feet leveling. Great job Marius!

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Thanks man!

@erichaskell 7 лет назад

Big glue ups always are stressful especially during the hot part of the summer when the glue kicks off so quickly. I imagine if I had this equipment the added Precision would be helpful.

@garycaruso4883 7 лет назад

Great Job! that is much better than my kitchen cabinets! can't wait for your new channel... "This Old Marius"!

@ishsiriram8286 4 года назад

Awesome workmanship...Thank you for the inspiration. ISH, South Africa

@advantechdesign2836 7 лет назад

Marius, you are a genius. Thanks for sharing your skills - always in an entertaining way.

@dangermartin69 6 лет назад

So nice to see that you didn't paint over that beautiful wood like so many people do.

@matus158 7 лет назад

+Marius your parents must be so happy and proud, they have such a normal and skilled son..... This Stand is masterpiece!! I wish you were my neighbor and friend! :)

@Yonatan24 7 лет назад

"Normal", as in everyone else other than him isn't normal?

@heartlandranchtv4943 5 лет назад

Yonatan24 - That isn't what normal means.

@willieklassen3665 5 лет назад

I think this is one of the most satisfying build I have seen from you. Love the joinery

@brianbouman661 7 лет назад

Nice work! Love your mom n dad while you can!

@Timthornton1 4 года назад

Very nice, I was looking for wood lathe, i really Doors and draws , nice handles. will check the other video. Thanks

@paulrautenbach 7 лет назад

That is a nice bench. Well done.

@plunder1956 7 лет назад

Metal turning often works better with flood coolant. Consider building in a catchment tray under the lathe to recover and recycle coolant. Many premade lathe beds build this in, including a pump and tank solution.

@cleardesigns4410 7 лет назад

Powerful Band saw, powerful Dad!

@anthonydtobias 7 лет назад

i can't wait to see some more videos with this lathe in them. really beautiful shop furniture...

@MaxMakerChannel 7 лет назад

That is very well made!! I considered buying exactly the same lathe. But I will wait for a bigger workshop.

@gabrielespinoza2228 7 лет назад

that is a really nice workbench. great work.

@alexfuerst 7 лет назад

Sehr sehr schönes Projekt. Das Ergebnis ist wirklich gut, es sieht sehr hochwertig und stabil aus. Besonders gut gelungen finde ich die verstellbaren Füße. Respekt!

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Danke Alex!

@albertkelly7129 7 лет назад

German build quality still exists. superb

@Jer_Schmidt 7 лет назад

Wow, that is a beast of a cabinet!! Great job!

@MariusHornberger 7 лет назад

Thanks Jeremy!

@christianb.5474 7 лет назад

Great job! 👍🏼 Built tough! From the tree trunk to the workbench 👍🏼

@spyder_ryder_germany 7 лет назад

Wie immer absolute Perfektion in Vollendung und dazu noch optisch mega gelungen! Dazu noch ein wunderbar anzuschauendes Video. Klasse!!!

@Lee-qp6gf 7 лет назад

Looks like you came up with some extra room in the shop. Nice build.

@jerryjohnston7575 Год назад

As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement ru-vid.comUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!

@BlakeLambertwondersax 7 лет назад

Duuuude so nice! Let's call you Marius Wandell, the Wood Whisperer.

@luciancaliman1617 7 лет назад

Welch ein Vergnügen es doch ist, einem Könner bei der Arbeit zuzuschauen. Sogar warum Du was wie machst, wird logisch nachvollziebar erklärt. Einfach super!

@Lordosvk 7 лет назад

i realy miss this work.

@Mcphilsmith 7 лет назад

12:50 really nice clamp/wedge technique. Good work.

@MaydaysCustomWoodworks 5 лет назад

Man... Crazy lol. I'm a pro woodworker. There is such a style difference in shop equipment between production shops and the high quality hobbyist or content creator. Its nice to see someone who can really make their shop the showroom instead of selling the show pieces and them living in someone else's house like most of my work. I can see theres a time and place for both methods of craftsmanship and shop setup. If it were my shop I would have probably made a 2x4 stand and spent maybe 3 hours max on it just to get something functional and allow me to get back to work lol. But its a great practice to be able to do what you did here on your own furniture and shop. It qualifies you to do some high quality builds for others if you ever want to.

@ssaass3020 6 лет назад

good afternoon, great work. Well done. screw that lathe, use that in the living room. Congratulations your parents must be very proud of you. continue like this and share your works. Thank you!