Folding work table build.. 

You are welcome.. ;)

Yes, i could have used regular wood glue. Over here in Germany, the PU adhesive costs the same as PVA glue... But it is waterproof and foams up a bit, which is good, to fill any errors made by the jigsaw operator. xD Having a high quality jigsaw and good qualaty blades helps a lot thogh. ;) Greets from Germany.

I dont have Plans for the stuff i build... Usually i make things "on the fly", as i go along, so that everything fit my needs in the end.. I dont use CAD programs either.. What i can recommend, is to do it the old fashion way like you have seen in the video... Make a scale model of the thing with cardboard an hot glue and once it works and has the right proportions, than go for the real thing.... My model in this case is 1 : 10.

Tisch kann man immer brauchen ;)

It is a bit overkill, to build the thing with 4 cm thick wood...20 mm would be by far strong enough... but i have the material lying around. My girlfriend can lift the tabletop and fold it up.... so i think it is no problem for a grown man. The table is of course upgradeable.... depending on the kind of work, you are doing.. Time will tell, how it works out in "real life" for me here on the property and if there are changes necessary... Greets from Germany..

Hi, Wayne.. Ufff.. 2 x 6 sounds way to heavy for a mobile workbench. Do you have the equipment, to cut them in half, to get roughly 2 x 3 ? I dont have drawings of the thing. "just" the scale model. Because making such a Model with cardboard and hot glue takes about the same time, as drawing it. But it gives you much better "haptic feeling" for the dimensions and the funktionality..... Plus... it is way cooler, to spend time in the workshop than on a computer. ;) And it is a kind of a " mind challenge"... The only importent thing is, to get the pivot points right for the parallelogram mechanism. So that nothing interferes with eachother, when you fold the tabletop up. In my case, the 16 x 4 cm is also a bit on the heavy side...but my girlfriend can lift it, so it is no problem for a grown man. ;) Greets from Germany

Oh, sorry my friend.. I made this cardboard scale model and built the table on the fly with no additional plans. I will take measurments and will upload some drawings to my pinterest profile very soon.

I made the cardboard model 1:10 by trial and error and once i was happy with the funktion, i made the real thing..