We need a wireless charger in the wood

This is more like a garage table make more of them and make some longer and make on a cabinet then your set

wow mate you did a great job.

Now throw some magnets in underneath

Добрый день-можеш дать марку(модельный номер)своего станка.Я буду тебе благодарен!...Очень приятно смотреть на твою работу-удачи тебе и здоровья!Если это возможно-напиши в каком интэрнэт магазине ты покупает станки?.❤

well, I wish I'd known about the gridfinity plugin two weeks ago, before I started fighting with-and ultimately redoing from scratch-a filled-in box file from printables

Linda ,,,bicicleta,,,I would like to know how much will be the cost of a bicycle like that. 😊

What about using Shadow foam? It would have been much faster and keeps the tools from rattling around. There is a KZbin guy that shows tons of tool loadouts cut with shadow foam.

Sincere question: why didn’t you cover the springs? They need a foam-backed durable canvas cover - easy enough to make - not just to protect the cushions from the sharp spring ends (and from rust stains) but also to keep out dust and prevent body parts from slipping between the pillows and getting sliced up by the springs. Turn over the frame and staple the canvas cover tightly just under the top of the frame from underneath, then place a thin layer of foam over it, then attach the legs, then set the springs in the frame and staple them to the sides to prevent them from clanging around, then place the base board on top, then set it in with the rails. Same result but no pieces of steel sticking up into your butt.

The part where you drill the Holes 37:45 - really makes sense. I never thought about it that far. You definitely want to have even a pin hole for just gas expansion

Thanks

Tell me you are rich without telling me you are rich: Phil "so this is my basic chest of drawers"

Try gluing a felt sheet (dark green for that retro feel!) down into the bottom of the drawers, then redo your tetris of the grids. Everything will be quieter, and have a better feel!

extremely useful video. thank you!

What was the name of your tool cabinet? Lystine? I was trying to search for it. Great video, I'm about to perform this same feat for my own woodshop and office.

Wonder if craftsman sockets would fit in your Etsy items? Very cool set up

I LOVE your Fusion UI config. Do you have a video or other place you talk about how to get Fusion to look like your's?

yess, exactly what i started doing, but those designs are even more approachable👌🏻 I should continue with mine..

Thank you. This gave me a great idea to make boards to fit a centimeter from the wall to wire all cables behind.

Дааа, на таком на бордюр не заедешь.🤔

Superb

This belt sander machine is overkill. Can be inherited last for many generations.😂

großartiges Video lass dir nicht vom letzten Kommentar die Laune verderben. =) ist es richtig dass du nur PLA verwendet hast und wie sind deine Erfahrungen wie ölfest die organizer sind?

You have a whole unit for sale??? and how much if possible???

13:44 I will call the Gridfinity Police! What do you think this is? Tetris?

The beauty of doing this is discovering that you need more tools to fill the draw up again!! 😂 Thanks for the into to this system, I'm going to have to look into this as I've been trying to organise some tools and just can't get a good fit. It's also a good opportunity to dust off my 3D printer as I haven't had a chance to use it in quite a while 👍👍👍👍👍

thanks for the “water level” tip. i’ll be using that!! 🎉😂

Great video Phil. Just a quick note here: The GridfinityGenerator app only works with licensed versions of Fusion. It doesn't work with the free version.

15:11 Tetris theme played in my head while watching 😂 Excellent and inspiring video mate 👍🏻 thank you.

how much for the whole sit???

Why do you need that grid app? Why not just a solid block? I don't understand what it's used for.

Brilliant design; incredibly well detailed video. Thank you!

I have a custom L-shaped box in my tool drawers too, glad I'm not alone!

DOPE

You kinda sounds like Serj Tankian from System of a Down. Awesome work <3

Absolutely beautiful, with your 3D printers did you notice a size difference between the bins due to print quality?

Well this is a really well done video and presentation of drawings and options for fabrication. Once you pulled out the welding table i knew i could not do this but the quality of video made me stick around to watch. And the welding table, it looks like it would be at NASA space station some of the tools you use i have never seen.

A foil of rubber with magnets here and there to keep everything in place thanks to friction/magnetic force would have taken less time and used up less plastic...

What motor space do you use?

Can we ask how much this cost to build for you? 😮

Very nice work sir

Thank you very much....

measure thrice, print onced

Wooow! you are crazy bro, you have too much money

to measure the scale of the caliper picture... why didnt you use the caliper markings directly? hahahah Great video! :D (I know, i know, it was to show the technique more than solving for the specific case)

Great video, good content, well explained. My saw is very similar, possibly the same design and I am seriously considering doing something similar to what you have done. With regard to the dust cyclone/shop vac end of your setup - you might like to check out home built thien baffle extraction. Marius Hornberger has a good KZbin video to explain how he built his. All the best from the UK.

You could use a flat bed scanner for dimensionally accurate and distortion- free image, if you happen to have one

Hello fellow autists

Hi Phil, great build. I watched both of your table-building videos. Very impressive and I am inspired to build one too. One question though, how much weight can you load on the shelf unit before the fasteners to the table top will give away. Do you think any additional reinforcements to be made for it?

You could add a layer of a bright filament under all your cutouts so it is very apparent what is missing at a glance.