Super Paulk Workbench 

This is a treat for me because Kevin is my brother and listening to him talk about this is reminiscent of our Dad, who is no longer with us. They are/were both perfectionists of their craft. Kevin, Dad would be so proud!

Wood people are a bunch of nerds and I am here for it

This guy convinces me that I am not nearly creative enough. I wish some of that were for sale in your store Ron.

Nice bench. What a shout out to you too Ron! Your ideas started a movement.

Kevin Criswell you need a youtube channel. those are some really nice upgrades.

Yup, Kevin is a great guy and very creative. I've had the pleasure of working on that bench and it is wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Ron and Kevin for such a great and informative video. Just when you think it couldn't get better, it does. Great ideas and amazing innovation.

The sacrificial insert is genius

Great synergy! Great design, great adaptations, and great sharing! Thanks!

This is phenomenal. Cool to see the ingenuity

Awesome bench! Nicely done.

Wow, those are some great features. Well done.

Very well thought out bench. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

Wow! That table is truly the heart of the shop. Fantastic.

Great modifications thanks for sharing

Both these guys are brilliant 👏

WOW! Love the mods. Very creative, well thought out, and cleanly executed.

That was awesome some great ideas thanks for sharing Ron

Wow, that’s a full featured table. Thank you for sharing.

Very nice set up for a cabinet maker, thank you for sharing!!!!

That’s an amazing workbench, wow, awesome

this thing is beautiful. so thoughtful. thanks for sharing.

Very cool. Love seeing the modifications that folks make off of the base model.

Some nice additions to the bench! Thanks for sharing Ron and Kevin. Ron H.

I’m wrapping up my smart bench build and this has been so helpful! Thanks much.

He has made an awesome work bench

This is brilliant! This was the inspiration for the 2.0 that I'm soon getting my hands on! This is so helpful Mr! Thank you for sharing

Thanks for sharing, Ron and Kevin. A great bench with some nice touches.

Wow, those are some great additions to the Ron’s bench!

Love to see these modifications! Gives me great ideas for mine

Thank you for sharing these creative peoples videos. I probably never would have found his video with out you showing it. A lot of good ideas to think on in this one.

Excellent stuff. Thanks for posting

Some great upgrades to a already great workbench

Wow, this is simply so well designed I'm kind of speechless. He seems to have thought about everything.

Well done sir, great ideas!

Thanks for sharing! Love the ideas!

I used Ron's plans as the basis of my workbench 8 years ago. I absolutely love it. I made modifications for my model of table saw, router plate, and a dropped section my miter saw slides into with storage underneath. I also made a removable infeed table for the miter saw to handle 16' pieces of trim.

Exceptional! Trying to think of the feature i like best and I cant even pick one. Work smarter not harder! Be safe everyone and care for those around you.

Thanks so much for sharing. I operate in a similar fashion, trim carpentry and custom cabinetry. 2 person operation. This really helps clarify some ideas I have had about adapting the total station for my shop.

great addins, making the smart ideas even more useful

I need one of those for sure

Wow, that is super cool,,,, nice work man, great to adapt something exactly to what we need.... Great job.

Great job on the workbench modification and the video Kevin. I see some other interesting shop items in the background like the tool cart. We would all like to see more from you. Thanks for sharing.

This has several nice new ideas! I particularly the "White Laminate 1- Inch Grid Pattern!" The White color reflex Shop Light and the Grid Pattern is great for locating/drilling the Dog Holes and aiding in alignment parts!

Very nicely done ✅

I like the edge banding track.. going to steal that one

geat collaboration guys

Wow! That bench is very refined! The dry-erase surface is a nice touch. Very clever.

Lucky to have a shop I have to get it done in my front yard

Thanks for your great ideas and videos this sure helps us 👍

Nice - intricate table... thx.

Love every modification he made, although I would still have it like the original design of two sections for easy disassembly, transport and storage if needed. Great mods and great video. 👍🏽

Wonderful

This guy simply has a lot of good ideas

This guy is going to be so efficient I see why he has a chair next to the table.... going to spend a lot of time sitting around waiting for that next job

Nice job!

Ron, I think I am spending more time watching videos on the ingenious ideas and versatility of your system then on building it. Lol… This video is awesome and just made me realize I need to build the bench first, before the cabinets & tool shelves. Thanks again. Ant to Kevin, This setup is one of the smartest ive seen yet. I was trying to come up with a way to integrate a sacrificial piece into the bench to cut on. Fantastic!

His video was nicely done- brief, to the point. I like how he's modified your designs for his needs but I see alot of ways to go (even more) lean. Seems like alot of trips around the table.

Awesome!!

Love it very cool.

The man has some serious upgrades going on. Noted.

I like the part where he said he needs all the space he can get because of his "small shop". That shop is a palace compared to most.

Lovely! Thxs

Very nice bench!!

I really want that! The only thing I’d change is making a base for more storage. If you’re not mobile than no need to keep the saw horses. I love to see how people modify these things so I can get some more ideas. Thanks for my posting his version of this.

That’s a nice work bench! It is improved no doubt!

Innovation on steroids love it 😍

Отличный рабочий стол! Все грамотно и аккуратно сделано. Мастер молодец!👍

I really like his replaceable cut areas. And his bench set up with laminate. I would love to see where he got that aluminum channel to make his fence with the tape for cutting boards

very nice

Nice very nice!!

Need a link for those aluminum channels, Ron, perhaps in your shopping list?

Interested in the weight of the table with the formica top - I'm finishing my garage, then my next project is a Paulk bench - this looks like a good option for keeping a clean (and bright) workspace. Beautiful work!

Did you glue the formica top down or only use fasteners? I have a piece of 1/4 MDF with melamine on one side and I'm trying to decide whether to glue or strictly rely on fasteners so I can replace down the road.

I love it. Did you build the 2 bottoms, bolt them together, then add the top?

Note, I just got off the computer and found a source for the Grid Laminate. Formica p/n FL9313-1290-48PC, approx $150.00 for a 4X8 Sheet.

I like the idea of the "White Laminate 1- Inch Grid Pattern". Just wondering why the dogholes are not centered on the grid. Or would there be no advantage to doing so?

love the mods he made.what are the rings he uses for his track

Just WOW! How does he keep from cutting his table when cutting lengthwise? I didn’t see the sacrificial insert. Also, is that laminate pre-marked (the grid)? TIA

I love the way Americans say small shop 😂 here in UK that would be a large home workshop

Hey Kevin, fantastic mods and great video. Thanks for sharing. Just curious, what is the size of your table? I have less from my shop than yours, but still would love the ability to cut down 4 x 8 sheets.

Need his information thanks 😊

Nicely done. Is there a link to the clip rings he uses in the Festool track?

Did you use the One Inch Grid to drill/cut the Dog Holes or did you use a CNC Machine to locate the holes.

👏👏👍

PLEASE ADVISE/HELP I’ve looked for Kevin Chris walls work shop channel but unable to find it. What is his channel name. Thank You

That guy thought about just about everything.

Nice upgrades! I second the recommendation you start a RU-vid channel. Where did you get the aluminum extrusions? Unfortunately, I have to mail order almost everything.

Mag switch that turn vacuum on when something is plugged into where can they be found

I was wondering if Kevin used the 22mm holes with the 96 mm on center or another drill pattern and size? I noticed that he is using a Kreg clamp and wondered if he is using 3/4 bench dogs

I'd love to know where Kevin got those pocket hole handles that the track/parallel guides rest on. That sliding fence is fabulous!

curious about that gridded formica stuff

Where can I get the plans for this? I didn't see them on the link provided. I prefer dxf because I have a CNC machine.

Can anyone explain how Kevin setup the double t-track insert? I bought the track and now realize the track is 3/4" thick, so if you do a flush dado you'll have to cut through the MDF. I assume I can add a 3/8" backer under the table but I wanted to see if Keven had some other setup that I am missing.

@Ron Paulk - any chance you can update your store links for Kevin's accessories? There are no links in there. Specifically searching for that track that @Kevin Criswell uses. TIA!!

Kevin needs to stop building cabinets and start making that bench for sale.........I'm ordering mine right now if he's willing!!!

Nice work, I would like to know where you found the index magnifier.

Anybody have a link to the double t-track extrusion Kevin uses? It looks like a number of people have asked and Ron's link to his site doesn't work. I'd love to find this stuff. I've been looking for hours with no luck.

Like some of the other folks asked, where do we find that aluminum channel???

Sir! someone has done a burn-out in your garage!!