Yep my dad passed away on the 17th of April this year

Thank you.

Where's the miter saw table video? Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the video!

HD says $308 in materials...out of their mind...!!!

Buenísimo vídeo la pena que no entiendo tu idioma

Nice and simple. Love it

Thanks for the plans! I’m going to be using the table for a giant board game table, specifically axis and allies! 👍🏻👍🏻

It would have been nice if you had included a list of materials.

Hey James, I used your design and my bench came out perfect for what I needed. Thanks for the plans on your site. Definitely subscribed and also appreciate you sharing the story about your old man. ❤

What finish did you use? Looks great!

James, sharp instructional on building a mobile workbench. Your video is well done, good sound, clean visuals. I like the story about your late father and plan to post a picture of my own in my work area. I think you are on your way to a successful series and I wish you the best. I am subscribed and liked - so keep the good work coming!

Every time I see a table saw makes me cringe, especially if someone is standing right in front of it, I’ve been hit twice from kick back in the abdomen,the last time was bad enough I will never use a table saw again. Even if you use all safety precautions it can happen.

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Hi what is the name of the tape in the UK 🇬🇧? I'm guessing packing tape. Thank you

Thanks super helpful!

Great video man! I was wondering how its holding up? I've made plans to build something similar but a lot of guys are saying I should add supports in the middle as well to prevent sagging long ways in the future. Whats your opinion, do you think that would be necessary or nah? RIP to your father

Great build!... Im looking forward to my build... wish me luck

Great video! RIP to your old man 🖤

Great Video. Thank you!

Thank you. I am absolutely going to make this work bench this weekend.

Thanks for the video and free plans. Going to build this one for my shop.

Great video! Thanks for sharing, adding this to my project list.

Thank you this is going to be one of my next wood builds

I'm just getting my start in to woodworking, and I was thinking the first thing I was going to do was build a bench. Well, Now I got a nice, easy video with a strong looking bench! Thanks James!

Great video. Exactly what I need for my spring project.

Question about the caster wheels. What wheels do you suggest (Amazon ? ) and is there any issue fastening them to the 4x4 end grain ?

thank you ...great video... you made it look so easy...I'm building mine right away

Nice job

enjoyed the video an instructions...Questions..if I want to use t tracks on the top of the work bench, would I use the same type of plywood or would you recommend something else?

Awesome video! I just went out and got the lumber. I've never done woodworking but you do a nice job of making it seem accessible.

It’s really cool you would n your dad,mine has been in heaven for 40 years more and to this day there are little things that make me think of him. I to am making one to flatten slabs. I have a real nice sled set up don’t want to mention who’s because i do not know if it would be advertising for them, anyway i would like to make it so the sled could be removed early so i can use it for an every day work table as well. I really like these plans and plan to use them to make my table, maybe i will send pic when done.

Thank you! This is a great video! I'm hoping to put a heavy flat file on the bottom shelf - do you think as long as I get heavy-duty casters, it could support about 150 lbs?

I would love it if you would do a video on how to build a sturdy, flat, level and plum table for plainers

real cool video! love that you touched on you Dad! Without a doubt he;s smiling

My dad passed away 8 months ago, I feel you man, he's the reason why I do woodworking today. It's hard without him.

totally agree....the second part of this is the color editing....most important and it isnt hard as there are a heap of free software programs out there for both phones and pc...all you need to do is get the piece to look a similar colour to your naked eye as it does on the screen......you don't want your clients going..... awww the timber is darker or lighter then I was expecting...I have seen images online that look amazing yet the item in person looks like crap...lol...lol....dont use editing to build false expectations by your clients...and yes some timbers and grains are a bitch to photograph so they look the same as the naked eye...The third part is the lighting...this is a little more complex but if you leave your camera settings on default and play with lighting and angles you will be surprised at how good an image you can produce.....cheers

Spot on all around 👌🏻👌🏻 I’m all iPhone all the time but constantly think how nice it’d be to outsource the shooting and editing. Problem is I work like an hour a day in the shop doing little steps here and there and can’t imagine someone showing up for the random short times. And I don’t have room for two people in the shop 😆 So maybe I keep shooting and outsource for the editing…. Someday.

Great video!

Super work

When I eventually make this, it will be used for cutting fabric and leather for bag-making and quilting. I’ll use melamine as the top so my mats and fabrics don’t get snagged. I’ve not really made anything since woodworking class 47yrs ago. I’m not afraid though I am wondering how I’d get it out of the house when I move in 2-4yrs. I’m considering using bolts instead of screws with braces at the corners so it is easier to break down. Thanks for the video!

Exactly what I was looking for-thanks!

Great video - simple design and execution. I built this yesterday with my dad. I added 1/8" hardboard top and bottom too. Thanks for sharing.

Love your how to video on this work bench, I decided to build it today. I took your material list with me to Home Depot. I had them cut the one sheet to 86 inches and then I cut the rest at my house. It was a very easy build with your free step by step PDF file. Thank you 👍🏻

What exactly are you applying? An epoxy; a sealer? Just wondering. Looks great.

Very nice.... so you just unscrew all the sides to release it? And you say you don't need any release spray/ agent?

I built mine and it turned out great! Instead of prebuilding the bottom shelf. I attached the sides to the legs, added the cross member and slid it's top on. May have slowed me down, but it worked. Following your process definitely made it easier.

Thanks for sharing this. I'm about to build one myself and your setup looks good.

I made this workbench (or very similar) about 5 years ago. I have since gotten more serious with woodworking and realized I should've made the top of this a torsion box so that the entire surface of the bench can be a flat reference.

How did that happen. Or better yet how does one prevent?