Work Table and Clamp Cart [AI HD] | S14 E7

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Surely one of the most useful projects Norm's ever built for the shop is this work table. It's a light weight, yet sturdy, assembly table that is easily raised up on casters to move around the shop as necessary. The mechanism for the caster assembly was borrowed from a nearby scenic shop where mobility is essential. Also with the table, Norm creates a storage cart for his collection of woodworker's clamps. When he needs several clamps, he can easily wheel over his collection to make his choice.
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Season: 14 | Episode: 7
Original Air Date: February 16, 2002
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@newyankeeworkshop 10 месяцев назад

Check out the project update video 21 years later: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4XKEtSY0rzw.html

@4HBirtcher 2 месяца назад

And I bet when you say you can never have enough clamps, I think you should have built at least two of them on the show!

@gpslightlock1422 Месяц назад

@@4HBirtcher he did. He always makes one of everything before they make the one during the taping of the show.

@4HBirtcher Месяц назад

@@gpslightlock1422 That’s good news!

@justonyoung6049 Год назад

I bought a table saw and an assembly table from an older gentleman about 3 years ago and the assembly table is this exact one! I asked the gentleman if it was his idea, he said "nope, The New Yankee Workshop!" He said he built it about 10 years ago! It still works perfect!

@fepatton Год назад

Thousands of videos on YT reviewing expensive retractable casters, and Norm shows us how to do it with wood and a couple of hinges. Yankee ingenuity!

@chipsterb4946 10 месяцев назад

But it was the theater guy’s idea! 😜 Or whoever he borrowed it from. Still wicked cool 😎

@clydebalcom3679 Год назад

Norm's safety brief is posted in my tiny shop. The first time I ever heard it, I knew that it would have a home in my work area.

@ahodamahingan1698 Год назад

Thank you to whoever is responsible for sharing these episodes again!

@newyankeeworkshop Год назад

You're welcome!

@mrpiccolo23 Год назад

You mean thanks to Russ Morash and Norm Abram! (And the guy uploading the videos, of course. I think his name is Matt.)

@newyankeeworkshop Год назад

@@mrpiccolo23 Close - Mike! :)

@jeremyt.8466 Год назад

Maybe we could meet this Mike guy sometime when Russ puts out another video. 🤔 since we owe him a thank you for the work he is doing.

@davidcole333 3 месяца назад

The usefulness of his table is off the charts. Great project.

@bryanmoir3184 Год назад

Norm is the GOAT! I saw this episode when it first aired. I am so happy to see Norm & the pisode again!

@johnconklin9039 Год назад

I made Norm's clamp rack years ago and have gotten stellar service from it. The only improvement I suggest is using steel wheel casters. The first ones that I used were inexpensive plastic and after moving it a few times fully loaded, the plastic cracked and came right off.

@hambdenbob7616 Год назад

"Ol' Uncle Norm" Simply Takes Me Back To A Better Time! Short Sightedly,It Could Be Because I've Already Lived It! On Second Thought: Naw! Norm And The Show Are Simply Timeless,With Zero Dissappointments..!! Thanx,Norm! Oh,And Thanx For Making These "Treasured Time Capsules" Available To Us..!!😊

@TadTheTinker Год назад

I remember the wall of clamps in the corner. That worked quite well for a long time!

@robertkerby2581 Год назад

Amazing build projects! Well done, Norm!

@tomevans4402 3 месяца назад

Love these videos

@Hogavich 10 месяцев назад

These were literally the first two things I built when I finally got my workshop together. I had ordered the DVD and plans and built the table on a pair of saws horses with a plywood top. I had such a sense of accomplishment of finally realizing I could actually build something and have it come out right. I still have them both and using them till this day! Beautiful memories. Thank you Norm and Russ! You took my shaky confidence in woodworking and made it a huge strength!

@newyankeeworkshop 10 месяцев назад

Watch this channel. We have a project update coming on this. Like yours, they have held up well. Glad you like you show.

@nancyp3949 Год назад

Nice job, all the way around. That’s great rigging on the clamp cart.

@incidentshappen Год назад

I wish my shop had room for a table like that and all those clamps. I'm sequestered to a small corner of the basement and usually wind up assembling on top of the table saw. A bad habit that maybe I can fix with a little reorganization. HMM!

@491Mystic Год назад

Great show Nice

@tokyojoe507 Год назад

This blew me away, have 3 of them

@GK-ye3fr Год назад

Thanks for sharing

@dr.kennethnoisewater26 10 месяцев назад

Sailmaker work tables are pretty epic too

@aramis295 Год назад

@ 5:55 Norm, I can tell that no one else breaks down those big 4x8 sheets of plywood, better than you and your table saw, with your prototype work table already in your shop! That's a great setup!

@dmark6699 Год назад

I think Norms gaining on it.

@charlestreadway6491 Год назад

Now they have pocket hole screws and saw guides to rip large sheets of ply.

@Scott-ph2yk Год назад

Just another "Buck Rodgers" gimmick to waste money on that clutter up your shop. 😂😂😂 Make your own saw guide, custom to your saw.😊

@torowazup1 Год назад

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼😎

@rroades Год назад

I’ve loved seeing these. What does the “AI HD” logo mean?

@newyankeeworkshop Год назад

For the more popular projects we use an Artificial Intelligence (AI) program to upscale them to HD quality. Results vary, but overall we think it's an improvement.

@user-bu1fk3bu2w 6 месяцев назад

pbs

@thelostone6981 Год назад

Don’t want to brag, but I’m better than Norm at carpentry. Better at not ripping wood straight, not having 90° angles, not lining up my screws….and much, much better at buying a lot of bandaids and swearing! 😂

@aramis295 Год назад

Well, watch part 1 of 'Table Saw 101', and watch as Norm will show you how to adjust your saw, to get the best results, when ripping and cutting solid woods, and sheetgoods, with 0 tear-out(zero-clearance insert!)

@thelostone6981 Год назад

@@aramis295 Thanks. I really just wanted to make the joke. Cheers!

@johnsrabe Год назад

15:20 a little over-engineering here. A simple screw-in eyelet would be more than sufficient.

@ZombieHaunter408 Год назад

I’m an over builder, so I appreciate his approach to everything.

@Dave6842 Год назад

I’d be worried that eventually the screw in style would pull out of the wood. Pulling on an angle, against whatever amount of weight is on those jack pieces. It might take a while depending on how big of a screw eye you use, but I think it’s less likely the way he did it.

@rroades Год назад

He also always builds a prototype to work out details and the plan. He often refers to learning something during the build, the chop saw station stop block extension is the first to come to mind. He may have already worked this out. Since neither of us know for sure in this case, I’d err on the side of Norm. Personal preference only.