danke dir 🙏

Thanks :)

thanks :)

appreciate it yes it's true was a lot of work but comments like this show me it was worth it :) thanks a lot :)

Thanks I will try that out

Yes sure :) what do you need? STL STEP or 3mf to print?

STL should be find thanks a bunch

@@joezuniga6704 www.thingiverse.com/thing:6878974

thanks :) that would be awesome! I think I need 3000 more videos :P

thanks for the comment :) regarding the pc components, an open pc built is not unusual and catches not more dust than a pc case on the floor. The noise is not really an issue since i have really silent components and the open air built makes the fans go easy. I thought of building the pc components somewhere but the drawers were much needed for all my stuff, the wall mount is quite simple in the video at the end you see me drill holes and plug in some dowels for the wall i even mentioned that i was suprised how easy the drill bit went in like butter: min 16:24. I certainly could have explained that in more detail the video would have been 40 min hope you understand

hahah thanks a lot :P yeah if I fail with woodworking I might switch to fitness XD

Plans are here :) i dont remember exactly but i think 2 days 5h each maybe :P drive.google.com/drive/folders/166fqMaFKmhw3M8kG5HIzSOeH1xSlfAi2

thanks a lot :) doing my best

thank you very much :) I appreciate that comment

Glad you like it!

great question maria, in my case it was totally worth it for several reasons: 1. I have a workshop and all the necessary tools 2. I love doing it 3. the time I spent would have been spent anyway in the workshop :) So the price was maybe 15-20 percent of the price I saw on etsy or elsewhere. (I don’t remember exactly but I think I paid for the plywood 30ish € and that for both parts ;) compared to the one on etsy thats almost nothing. If you have a hardware store nearby that cuts the plywood according to my plans you should be good with a cheap jigsaw and a cordless drill, some sandpaper and a varnish or lacquer or oil if you prefer that :) oh yes woodglue and some clamps if you don’t want to use screws :)

Happy to hear that you are watching since then :) and the roubo workbench has not let me down on any project since. There is really nothing to complain abou other than the weight if you wanna move it around in the workshop (i got casters but still heavy as hell) I've planed the top and added a few more coats of finnish once since i build it. And i think this bench is going to outlive me by a decade ;)

@@Yeerrrooo you r welcome 🙏

gute idee hab schon mal vor gehabt eins zu machen 😂 aber dann doch eins gekauft 🤗

nice ein mann der seine worte hält💪🏽

thanks i do protect myself now 💪🏽 still living 😂

i think the board alone was 80-100€ +the working hours. if you got the tools go for it but if not i’m not so sure if it’s worth it if you are on a budget tbh

Thank you very much :) yes i would call that half half half :) they were really coming together really good :) actually making a bunch of drawers right now for the next project 💪

:) thanks for your comment retarding the drill press: its called wabeco i bought it and its a german brand Might be the best drill stand #diy #woodworking #shorts #workshop #wabeco kzbin.infoLS4wMse5S-o?feature=share

moxon vices are amazing :)

thanks a lot :)

live hard live dangerously 😅😂

haha 😂

When we had to replace blades on the meat bandsaw, they didn't come with a guard. This is exactly what we did.

sounds bulletproof 😂

haha 😂 the silicone rescued me 😅

thank you 😃

the long video is uploaded on my channel :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWTQpqVnbbaBeLssi=uChhXTWt9H2CAwWs

haha yes true 😅 and I‘m trying my best to keep it pretty

Thanks :) appreciate it mate 🙏

Thank you :)

true and I‘m still improving:) check out my latest video and see if u see any improvement so far :) and im happy to hear what I can improve I am happy to apply improvements