Sorry, which machines are you talking about that have the connectors?

Thanks Ben

I got mine at the Nike outlet store. Check the clearance section, there are some deals!

Come on by and take a look!

Thanks for watching!

Ah right the ones on the peg board hanging upside down. That’s actually a really good idea, I’ve probably been blowing dust in those this whole time and haven’t noticed. Think I can flip them and they will still balance. Thank for the tip!

Thanks Emmanuel!

Great advice, I know I get too cavalier about the eye protection. Thanks for the reminder!

Hah! One day we may land out there! Movies would be the dream

Well, I definitely wouldn't say this workbench was low cost, spending $1,400 on a workbench is pretty excessive. But for me and this kind of project, definitely worth it if you have some money to invest.

Thanks AJ! Appreciate the feedback

Thanks Jen!

Thanks! The parents are naturals on camera

Wow you are now officially the top commenter on my channel. I wonder who this person could be...

Batman could be anybody

Thanks Mary! Well, maybe for the right price....

Also because you asked, you're a crazy handsome genius 😅

The flip top tools I have seen are super slick. Seems tough to execute but would be really useful, esp. in a smaller shop space. I was secretly hoping people would call me all three...

@@vanishingcabinets I know you show your plans in the beginning, but have you thought about posting them for download/for sale? I can find a way to incorporate the flip top miter and the routing station as well, but the structure and layout of this bench ticks all the boxes for the space I've got to work with. No worries if not, I can probably build something off the techniques and explanations you give in this and your other videos if I had to. Thanks in advance, keep up the great work on your projects and videos!

Thanks Kyle! Sorry I don’t really have any useable plans for this build but going to work on doing that for future builds

Cheers Gerard! Yep will definitely give an update after a period of use. Thanks for subbing!

Yea stupid expensive! Thanks for watching!

Haha yea, boots and some air conditioning. Got to wear sandles because it’s so damn hot here in the southwest

Hell yeah thanks Eric. I’m gonna keep hustling! Really appreciate the sub

Agreed I may in the future. I don’t do a ton of miter gauge work at the moment but I’m sure it will be a good idea in the long run

Really appreciate the kind works Kenneth. Very encouraging! Will do my best!

Thanks!

Thanks! Yes sturdy enough for the large women, and the petite women!

Agreed! In fact I'm already noticing that the power source just on the inside of the cabinet is pretty limiting. Already made plans to run another power cord to the front, more accessible area

You think?? Honestly I have no idea how to gauge what people would pay for something like this, but 2k would be fantastic

Hell yea! They the best

Thanks! Alright good to know, trying to dial in the right length, level of detail people want to see. Appreciate the feedback!

Thanks Kelvin! Wow all the way from Kenya!

That’s exactly right. My high school yearbook picture is straight out of slumdog millionaire

Thanks Rachel!

Never too late! Haha. Thanks for watching!

Wow, this is a great comment, exactly what I was hoping to hear from the viewers where we are all facing the same challenges and trying to navigate this great hobby and recognizing that people progress at their own pace. Glad to hear that you got something from the watch. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching Bradley! I am a bit worried on burnout, trying to stay aware of it as best I can while still getting these videos done. Appreciate the positive feedback. Cheers buddy!

I’ll take it! Figured there would be some woodworkers out there who appreciate Hollow Knight

@@vanishingcabinets aye, hollow knight one of my favorite games! :D ayo I'm just finishing watching the video and my man, this behemoth makes the table saw look like it's suppose to go in a drawer! Well earned like and sub, keep pushing and you gonna break through! I would suggest, since you asked for it and everything, that you make smaller and quicker projects so you can churn em out a bit quicker. It's gonna be easier to grow like that and people get a lot more invested in smaller projects that they might actually make on their own which also makes people revisit the video. Well earned like and sub anyway!

Thanks for the kind words. Actually really like this advice, hadn’t thought of it in that way. Well absolutely keep that in mind, doesn’t always have to be large projects

@@vanishingcabinets No worries my man! Wish you the best!

Thanks Jason! Yep good point, not a full commit, should be able to use the body of the bench for a long time

Haha yea for real. Sometimes my favorite moments though, get into problem solving mode and put out the fires, always good practice to fix mistakes as seamless as possible.

Thanks Patrick! Yea I did have to extend the hose from the port to the reducer piece, but it’ll tilt to 45 now, although the actual performance isn’t as good as when it’s at 90. Just gotta deal with it at this point to maintain the tight fit

Thanks Kimberly! Appreciate it.

I do not unfortunately, I will try and create some on future projects though in case people are interested

Thanks a lot Mike! Appreciate the kind words. It’s a three car garage, so I would estimate it is about 7x11 meters.