How to Make a Simple Vice Workbench | DIY Woodworking 

I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great ru-vid.comUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.

For me, the ideas in ru-vid.comUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

Funny story about you putting the blade backwards, I worked with a guy that put the blade on backwards for 15 years….I told him our first day working together that his blade on the saw was backwards and he didn’t believe me. I had to convince all the other contractors to bring their saw over to show him how the blade goes. When he finally turned it around and made his first cut, the look on his face was priceless.

I don't know about you, but I felt a sense of relief when you started building the table. Ahhh! Back at my craft again! Who cares that the rent is overpriced? You get to work at your craft again!

12:17 OK, she needs to be in all videos from now on. No question.

Thank you for the sound of the building and not some crazy music Good job 😎✌️

I love your professional approach to the task and there will be challenges where small mistakes can happen, it just makes you, human like us. Your are so dedicated to every job you do, it amazing. Love it.

Great Job! Sucks about the blade but we all have dough brained it at one time or another Unless you intend to break down the work bench in the future, you should put a little wood glue in the joints to add some rigidity. Also, you can get some 3/4 thread inserts for each foot, then add carriage head bolts in the bottom of each foot. Then, you will have leveling screws! I built -4- of these for our wood shop & they have never let me down. I did bolt mine together rather than nailing it, we ran 4,000 board feet a week across them :) Keep up the great work, I have been binge watching all your video's & needless to say, you know what you are doing!!

I'm wondering how many youtubers would have edited out the sawblade part :) Respect and keep up the good work, whatever the heck you are up to in that garage.

I love to look at your videos

You're not the first nor the last person to put the blade in backwards. Did it myself a week ago, but realised it within seconds, and didn't go for the king. Greetings from Denmark.

Se aprende tanto del trabajo como de sus errores. Gracias por el vídeo.

Great job!

Good bit of wood working, your table design will be handy for me to build a leather working table, your table is large enough to shift those hides around. A tip for fitting a sawblade or cutting disc, if you can't read the text on it then it's fitted the wrong way round!, but similar happened me too! I was turning metal on my lathe and thought the bit I used was very shitty as it needed a lot of pressure to remove any material, until I discovered that I forgot to change rotation direction after cutting a bore which needs the lathe to turn the other way.

Nice table!

Nice build video, you now have a new subscriber. Paul

Great video 👍

Great video ,thanks

Nice vid, like the Series, I have a Defender 90, 1999 TD5.

I like the garage. 👍🏼

Vous êtes des professionnels ❤

Esa si es madera de calidad.

Tu nous manques en France !

Nice bench / table / bed / tea cup holder ..XD

the circular saw blade, you put it into the other side that's why that smoke comes out👍👍

Cold winter !!!

Nice vedio . like your work bench project.here is your biggest fan Sandhu from India.

Thanks!

My Dad used to say the person that hasn't made a mistake hasn't made anything. I tend to agree because mistakes lead to progress.

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Everyting you do..you learn somrthing.. :-)

i prefer a diamond stone. does a great job and it wont wear unevenly like a wet stone. whatever works right. and no matter how good you are and how good your honing guide is you will have to resurface it or replace it.

nice video bro

Loved it! Thank you!!!

Wonderfull 👍

Nice work, is this the same build that is standing in your workshop in france?

For all the jazz pianists out there: he's got the lick at 4:36 LOL

You built a work bench and didn't call me? Ah Carl!! Pretty cool vid my dude.

nice work table. what was the finished height?

0:00 - Now I know where you house is living. Found it on maps.. OK, it was really easy to find. 😂😂😂😂

You’re gonna wish you would have put 3/4” on that top.

Shrink wrapped lumber, interesting.

whats the bigger plan with the garage, did I miss something ? I know your over here due to lock down, but do you have bigger projects in the pipeline ? just curious...

Do you have any plans with measurements available? Would love to make this one myself.

Good luck➰😃

This one made me laugh a few times, and it isn't even why I came here for. Bonus I guess eey.

Was that originally a garage? Seems pretty small... Maybe for a Morris Mini or something that size?

I've done the backwards saw blade a few times myself. The backwards chainsaw chain is my favourite though. Thanks for keeping it real...made me laugh. Love your work.

O milenar serrote prevalece !!

Please buy a mallet for those lovely chisels

The whole time he was chiselling those wooden pieces out I was thinking, that's shaking around an awful lot he needs a proper work bench.............

Why do they wrap I'm assuming kilm dried timber in plastic sounds like over kill to me.

фигасе в июне погода. что в куртке надо ходить! =)

Seeing this amount of work for a workbench and i can't help wondering how much one would cost delivered?

Total cost of materials? Wood, screws, paint, etc. I'm thinking about building a metal structure workbench with wooden top, it'll probably be a bit more expensive (may be not?) but quite more durable... And I can always put a new wooden top when it gets too worn out/ thrased, right?

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Lovely old job 😁

We're you just starting out with tools when you did this video?

A little bit of chipest glue on joints will make it MUCH stronger!

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Bagged lumber?

Respect…

Hey my friend you put the Blade on the wrong way what you need to do flip over to the other side

Your filming. Is very pleasent ( and your GF very cute ) THKY

10:25 Huh, I thought that was a hawk.

Don't ditch the cheap chisel. Always need a demolition chisel. Especially one with a full metal shank.

i use torx screws from SPAX. ;-)

Bon travail,dommage pas besoin de peinture pour le bois...

wooden tool box under your table not to big but plenty enough to keep all your tools safe n locked.

Hand saw ninja

A good bench design, but why use that nasty chipboard for the top and bottom surfaces, Carl?

Use a figure of 8 on the stone

At least using the handsaw means you didn't have to go to the gym (assuming they are open). Looking at the plane and how it was cutting it didn't look right. The blade looked sharp but it seemed to labour on just some pine. I would double check the sharpening angles; perhaps invest in a sharpening jig; I don't know many weekend warriors who can sharpen a plane blade by hand. The likes of Rob Cosman, Paul Sellers are doing it day in day out so have built up muscle memory in my 30 years of part time woodworking I still find it a challenge to get the grind even over the width and at the correct angle. Distractions are your worst enemy! As others have said I think I would add some cross bracing to give the workbench a bit more stiffness and vertical dog holes in the legs will make clamping bigger objects easier.

haha... xD life goes on maan xD

Why the plastic around the beams

This shed looks gray. Is it?

14:11 - Does your gf know you have just ruined her t-shirt... ? haha !!

3:06-3:12 😮

I think you are not fool. You are using hand saw very well. you can make really straight cuts with it.

Don't forget to put a fat 'O' ring on both ends of your vice handle, if you every drop that handle & trap the flesh on your hand, you'll wish you had done this little trick

Brain Farts Happen! Buddy of mine spent a day trying to drill 1 inch holes through his floor joists to run an electrical wire. When I showed up he did nothing but bitch and complain about his piece of crap drill. I looked at it, put it in forward and it drilled great. We did put in a new bit as he pretty much burned the other one up. I have been in construction all my life doing mostly remodeling of old houses. I am 72 yrs old. Live in Northern Minnesota. I really enjoy your videos, I have cousins in the UK and if I ever get over there again, I would love to buy you and your helper a beer.

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Was your circular saw blade backwards brother?

I like melamine for a work surface.

At least you didn't hold the chisel backwards that would've really hurt. It's always good to practice your hand tool skills anyways

I would have used at least 3/4 ply for the top. That 1/2 inch isn't strong enough.

How you gonna fit a car in now?

Wilco do a set of 3 wood chisels for 6 quid, there sh**e.

Joli travail mais un rabot comme ça pour 17,50 tu trouves ça où ?

works too me

whenever i find a phillips screw in my shop i throw it in the garbage.

Диск не правильно поставил,вот и горит

The blade of the electric saw is upside down

Good score on the chisel's and vice. I'm missing going round the junk and antique shops looking for tool treasure for peanuts and restoring themselves.

How many times did you "slap-face" after you realized you'd put the blade in backwards? Making smoke = friction. Lack of progress = blade in backwards. "Comme je suis idiot!" C'est la vie.

Wait, buy cheap buy twice? Isn't Macalister the cheapest range of store brand tools around? At least it is in France.

Personally don't understand the thin chipboard workbench surface, bit crazy

Keep doing what you are doing, it's good. The annotations and quirks you add to the video are entertaining, the pacing is great, you are choosing your content well. Good job all round. For anything that needs a proper sharpening rather than a touch up, sticking down medium grit wet & dry paper to a flat surface gets you flat, bevelled and square quickly, then go to a fine stone or diamond plate. Also, you can use MDF with metal polish for the final home, cheap and effective.

Like for a workshop, the table surface is too thin. Im use two plates instead of one........ :)

Those relief cuts, you could just hammered the pieces out then chisel. Save your self some time.