How to make a workbench with built in table saw and vise 

This probably one of the workbench best designs and the easiest to follow.

The car jack to get it levelled was a stroke of brilliance.

I bought the same saw 3 weeks ago and I’ve watched a dozen videos on building a table. Amazing how many guys build a table using complex tools. No offense to them but it’s a chicken and egg thing. Videos using a complete shop of cool machines is worthless to most of us knuckleheads. Your table is simple but sturdy and has great utility. I have all the tools you used in your video. I love this table. I’m heading out to get material now. Thank you for sharing.

Staggering the two boards for the legs instead of having to cut out the notches is GENIUS

Great idea on the 2 2x4 overlapping to be a 4x4 strong support. Reduce a lot of cuts and reduce the waste. The car jack is also a genius use. Thanks for sharing.

Love how you used the scissor jacks to set the height for the saw platform.

I loved the simple design. I made my first mobile bench using your video. I made mine without the built in table saw as mine is already on a mobile construction site stand, but it is the same height as the bench top so I can use it next to the bench as an extension. I made one minor design change. I cut a 2x4 in half and put it around the edge of the bench along with the 2x4 frame. This makes it easier to use clamps around the edges and also allowed me to screw down the top from the underside. Thanks again for your video.

I'm mostly impressed by all that lumber that looks straight. Surely you built a time machine to pick up your order that day.

Oh my gosh, using those jacks to install the shelf for the table saw blew my mind! Now THAT is a life hack!

Glad you were wearing a high vis vest in the first part of the video. You can never be too careful. Especially when working alone.

Love the use of the car jack to get the right height. Brilliant well done.

This video is DIY woodworking perfection. Edited down to it’s minimum, not a word spoken. I appreciated the humility too, face and head covered, let the work speak for itself. Thank you, well done!

Wow! With basic tools and fasteners, you've shown how to create a functional workbench on which to build a whole range of more sophisticated projects. Lots of videos on RU-vid use fancy joinery and expensive tools; now those of us with smaller budgets and less woodworking experience can join in the fun too! Guess I no longer have any excuse for not having my own workbench.... Thanks.

Just amazing I like the simplicity I’ve never seen anybody install drawer slides that way. I’ve also not seen anybody adjust the table height using a jack. I’m on my way to Home Depot to get some 2x4’s! i’m thinking of putting my chopsaw at the opposite end from the tablesaw, I’m going to put it down low so when i’m not using it it’s going to be level with the outfeed table.

Simple design, nicely made (apart from the complete lack of countersinking). This video has given me plenty of ideas for my next work table. My use the scissor jack idea to raise and lower the saw into position in order that it can be hidden when not needed. Thank you very much for sharing.

Thankyou for this benchtop design. I have been watching this video for months and i finally got around to doing it. Thankyou also do mark denson for plans which i printed out. Unfortunately i still have more work to do as the table saw i have on order has been delayed due to recent events so i have not got the saw shelf put in yet. Anyone considering building a mobile bench even without the saw should follow similar plans. To do the top i could only get 17mm plywood sheets. I screwed the first sheet down on the top. I then filled the underside with a grid of screws. I covered the top in glue then place a second sheet of 17mm plywood down. I used weights and clamps on top then screwed from underneith. This avoided having screws on top. Someone in the comments mentioned that a table top overhang would be good for clamping. After building the bench and starting a new project i think this wouldd be a good consideration. You can always work something else out though. I am now looking to get a finishing product for the top to make it smooth and glue resistant. Could somebody help me out. Point me at some bunnings products. By the way i am new to all this woodworking and building this bench has helped my confidence. Cheers.

Brilliant to use the car jacks to level the saw with the table. I've never seen that before. Great idea!

the car jack idea to get the table saw in alignment. Genius!!!!

Смотрю который раз. Классное получилось у вас подстолье и верстак. Я многие анализировал, у вас один из лучших проектов. Вы молодец, простота конструкции и надежность. Повторю такой же, но поуже 1200 для моей мастерской это много) 👍👍👍

OK that's it!!! I've been watching a couple of videos on how to do a workbench but most of them is done with specific tools and more complex action. Yours is perfect, efficient and easy and it's not in a bad way! Thank you, I'll now start building mine using you ideas :)

So chill and simple and thank you! And as a bonus, that song, all day long, everywhere I go!

I love it, great thinking. If you have a chance and the space, put the circle saw in the long side of a 4*8 this gives you more support cutting wider sheets of plywood and still have the outfeed table and the workbench you want thanks for sharing.

You have a lot of creative solutions. My favorite, of which, being the carjacks to get the table height just right. Nice work, sir!

Congrats and thank you ! best video on how to make a great working bench,without all the boring explanation,and yes many times it’s needed but this is a simpler way of showing all of us beginners ,and it really keeps us focus on the importance of the piece and the logical steps to fallow,thanks again !

Wow genius idea using the car jack for leveling the saw! Great build thanks for sharing! 👌

Most of the other builds are works of art that I couldn’t build. This however looks doable and is sturdy and uses some great ideas, thanks...

Is this not the most perfect and pleasant “how to” video?! Great build and video... love the music too!

The car jack approach! That was clever.

I built this bench with slightly different dimensions. Amazing, thank you!

Hi, I'm new to this, but I'm working to build a workbench using your video, it's so simple and easy. Thank you for this video

Great video. Simple and clever. Love the car jack for the table saw height

Fantastic build! Also, I love the idea of a car jack. I brainstormed that as well when my sink garbage disposal crapped out.

Yeah David, as others have already said this is a super simple (but very effective) build. I am just about to move my workshop to a bigger unit and first thing on my "to build" list is a large workbench with integrated space for my Dewalt table saw. I will be using your video plans as I found it really easy to follow. I will however make one extra addition to all screwed joints.. Glue! Just for added stability, as it will get a lot of moving around my shed. Thanks for sharing. ;)

ok...the using the car jacks to level out the saw platform is pure genius!!!!

Onr of the best videos on building a bench as it doesn't utilise a huge work shop full of industrial tools. Sadly im new and its a little difficult to follow for my newbie eyes but will re watch a few times and see what i come up with . Thanks for the great video

Such a great simple design, I’m definitely using this method for my table saw. Appreciated the Steve by step process in the video. Plus the jacks were a great idea, probably wouldn’t have thought of that.

I made this today with a couple of small changes. Its a beast. I will have this for a loooong time

Oh man, using the car jacks to set table saw was awesome...about to do my own build and will totally use that!!!

WAY more then I need, but GAVE me GREAT IDEA for making work bench ALSO allowing Miter saw, maybe Router, drill press to be attached. THANK YOU

I have just purchased the Dewalt DW7491 table saw. Plan to convert one of my two 4’x8’ roll around work tables into this. Thanks for a great video!

Loved the table. HATED hearing that song on repeat. That's straight up psychological warfare.

I learned something new to build my own table saw extending table.. Probably the best table saw extantion on utube so far at least for my opinion

I totally had this same idea today. looking to build a 4 in 1 workbench to house my chop saw, table saw, joiner and planer. i had this idea but little different and i was so proud of it. then i come across your video and its much easier your way. so I'm not going to try my way and I'll use your way instead. thanks

Me encantó. Por fin ver qué hacen una mesa de trabajo sin apoyarse en una mesa de trabajo. Gracias por compartir tu trabajo y experiencia.

He visto muchísimas ideas para hacer un banco en donde además tener almacenamiento y mi sierra de mesa y definitivamente esta es la mejor y también compartes las medidas ...espectacular gracias, ganaste un suscriptor

Many, many thanks from germany for the great content!!! For someone with no experience at all it helped me a lot by planning my own first workbench. Due to your tips the result has become very solid.

Hi. Your video has been huge for me. I’m building my first workbench and have designed it in part based on yours and on how you went about doing it. Thanks very much for sharing.

That’s looks really strong and easy to make. I have one similar with a folding outfeed table. This looks like it would be great as outfeed and assembly. Thanks for sharing 👍👍

Very nicely done. I just took some measurements in my garage to assure I can build and place this where I want it. Thank you for sharing.

the way you level the saw with the table is simply genial.

Nice build im sure it will give you many years of use and I like that you put wheels under it. Might be my OCD but pocket holes are your friend very strong and you would hide all those exposed screws.

I think the beauty of this is that you can build one yourself based on where it will be stored when not being used. I would get a notepad and start with the compact table saw. How much space do you want on the sides ? What is the max rip depth ? Another thing to consider is building a movable support for leading into the saw cut (maybe 12" or so). At the other end maybe do a cutout for a compact router table (I use mine all of the time). then figure how much run out space you would desire off of the table saw. The drawers are nice but a place to put a small vacuum would be awesome to catch the dust from the table saw. Mount a power strip in the side for assembly tools after it is all built and you are set. I think I am on my way to the lumberyard to get some supplies...

This is an awesome simple build. They only thing I'd do is add two more castors with that beast of a work bench. Cheers

best diy inexpensive but solid workbench video on youtube

Fantastic build! Simple, strong, straight forward. I love it! One thing I've noticed is some people don't like the music. Well, that's fine, everybody's different; but I'm on the other side. I really don't like it when the person doing the building won't shut up. They just keep talking - blah, blah, blah, blah. I much prefer the music.

I just finished the table, rock solid, thanks for uploading this. Really enjoyed making it. Going to put in the table saw next and add my own style. Kept looking back on the video for support, thank you.

This is the most practical and functional bench I've seen. Excellent job. Can you describe the measurements you used? Congratulations and thank you !!!

Very nicely done! Thank you! I started my build yesterday based on this and made it a little too tall lol. I also underestimated how many 2x4’s it takes. Super sturdy though!

that car jack is brilliant!

Legend has it he is still trying to figure out how to get it from his deck to his shop :). But seriously, nice build and thanks for sharing!

The best one yet! inspirational too, I'm going to follow this and make mine, Thank you.

Many thanks for this video. This is a brilliant design and I’ve made two benches for my own workshop.

Nice build with a few standard tools, no milling needed. Great Job, Sir!

Very nice and simple design. No bs...well done. Will build something similar for myself.

7:36 was my "why didn't I think of this!?!" moment. Genius. Great video, thank you.

Great work... Smart idea on how you did the legs Every video I watched did a cut out

Отлично!!! Мега бомба!!! Уверен, простоит дольше, чем выпиливать четверти и понтоваться, что сделано без единого шурупа. Супер!!!👌

Mate fantastic easy to assemble and no fancy tools. Keep it rolling.

Good Job pal, That's exactly what I'm wanting for my saw. Great inspiration.

I just made mine. I made it slightly smaller than yours due to my limited space, but so far, it's been awesome. Thank you for the video.

Been struggling with my jobsite saw on just about every project - never seem to have enough table space and am always afraid of tipping. You made this project look attainable. Ordered casters a few minutes ago, and tonight I'm gonna grab the 2x4's for the frame. Thanks!

That's very impressive table. Came together nicely

Very nice. Have watched several guys make this kind of table and I like your plan. So I think I am going to try it thanks for sharing

“Ok honey, help me get this into the garage”. Nice 👍

Thanks mate for your helpful explanation! One note by myself, screwing into wood should be prebored in every case. If you do so, it could be more accurate. There is still the risk that the screwed points are gonna brake down.

Brilliant craftsmanship!

Great design! I'm going to build mine the same way. Thanks for the inspiration and design!!

Géniale l'idée des crics de voitures ! Bravo.

Without a doubt..... STRAIGHT OUT LOVED IT

Love the car jack trick. Very smart 🤙

Muito bacana ficou excelente seu projeto bancada de serra muito boa à demonstração valeu e de grande utilidade obrigado

Thank you very much for making and sharing this video. I love your idea for making the legs. I am part way through making your design, with a couple of changes to suit my circumstances. Great job! 👍👍

Simply the Best! Greatings from Poland, Europę!

I made mine today using your video. Thanks so much

Good Job! I made mobile liftable workbench with Dewalt DW745 and DW735 today.

I'm attempting this right now. I wish I had a little bit more detail but so far so good, hopefully my wife won't notice her car jack is missing..

And now I have another project!..... Thank you very bloody much! ;)

Love that even someone with these skills is not spared the awkwardness of trying to reseat a drawer with telescopic runners

Great design and technic, greetings from Chile!

Great, thanks for sharing. It is simple but extremely workable.

Excellent tutorial 👍👍.

Absolutely brilliant and very inspirational. Having watched several other workbench videos, this is the one I’ll be basing mine on. Thanks !

So clever, I'm going to be building mine this month and this is what I'm basing it off. Thanks so much, and keep creating!

Great project, outstanding craftsmanship. You show off 😜

This is sweet. Now I only need a 20 x 30 pole barn to put it in

Awesome great work. I would treat it in case it get caught in the weather

I’m tempted to make this and turn it into a pool table

I love the that at the start of the video there are crappy Ozito drill and driver power tools. At the end of the video, they’ve been replaced by Festool etc. 😂 I had exactly the same when I built mine! Anyone doing similar, I suggest reverse building the bench upside down to have your table saw flush with the work surface and you’ll need to SECURE your table saw to the bench, screw it in, to stop it wandering through vibration. Then you can extend your fences and all sorts.

well done. Similar to what my plan is with the integrated table saw. Look forward to more videos.

Thanks so much for your video. I'm going to try making something based on your design.