You should see if you could remove or cut off the bottom legs for the pc. Would give a better floating vibe

Very nice .

Nice!

Im a Norwegian electrician and although some structural aspects are different, im happy to take some ideas here and there and hopefully ill be able to implement them when i make my own custom desk and full PC (gaming) setup.

What app or design platform did you make your plan in. They look great and super professional.

Thanks for all information is very good project I really like it thanks

If you’re going to be making that many of the same cuts, why not just use a scrap piece of wood for a jig? Then every piece is exact.

I like the desk but it should have an orange T on it instead of those stripes. Go Big Orange!

This is fantastic! You did such a great job. One question - how to the bin lids NOT pop off when placed on "ladder rails"? I want this for my decor bins!

Do you have enough space for incline bench press?

Could you show how you mounted the table saw?

Could the part that connects to the vertical mount have a 6 inch to one foot extension forward if I was putting this in my living room to move from the side to in front of my giant window with curtains? There would need to be some leeway.

Just use treated 2x4s and no need to pre drill cause treated wood does not split nearly as easy and the cost difference is negligible

Genius!

Can you just drill into the main sewer line like that? Seems like something you'd have to call in for.

I like the wood better than the vinyl. I wonder if the vinyl would really off gas at moderate indoor temperatures out of direct sunlight.

Lowe's Project Source are the Commander totes that have been around for YEARS (now called Project Source Commander)....they used to be carried by both Costco and Office Max/Depot (made by Centrex Plastics). They are the GOAT. Sams Club carries the Centrex Plastics ones as well. HDX is made by Edge Plastics, and they tend to crack more. Now Costco and Office Max/Depot use "Greenmade" which is manufactured by US Merchants. HDX / Menards can only stack with HDX / Menards. Anything made by Centrex or US Merchants can stack with each other.

What would be the cut list if I only have 9 bins

10/10 video as usual

7:01 dang them calves massive

The sawdust getting all into the carpet.. makes me cringe

My daughter works have loved that in her room when she was younger! Nice job!

How different is the PVC used for the siding from the PVC used for water pipes?

DIY to lower the resale value of your house

He’s baaaaaaccck!!!!

Not a lot of workbench videos that I would "pay for the plans", but this one I would buy... Let me know if there are any plans, even rough ones; I'd be happy to support the channel.

Great! Thinking about what you are going to be storing and how you want to use the pantry is a necessary step. I'm going to be doing this in a few months and like how you approached the project.

cheers bud! it gives me inspiration

I've seen many other videos for workbench's and your design is the best one I've seen so far, specially the orientation of the table saw. Very nice video. One question: have you consider rounding the edges, sharp edges are usually a risk for cuts?

what clamps do you recommend? i never owned any and there alot of optuons

Perfectly fits and not too hard on the wallet. Looks great and thanks for sharing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for showing such a detailed installation!!! Can't wait to have mine shipped...!

amazing job. for sure a DIY

I’m recently moving into my first home and are downsizing my old professional 2k sq foot shop to my 1 car garage which is about 250 sq feet so.. quite the downsize there. I wanna build something similar but my question for you is why not make the table have a built in outfeet/ support for you’re table and miter saw. I’m gonna attempt to do this

Amazing work, I’m so impressed 😊

I don't like the posts in the ground they will rot and fail in a few decades

Love it😊

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When joining the ladders to the top and bottom horizontal pieces: do screws suffice or should we use nails? Concerned about shear forces of the ladders trying to shift laterally

Move the saw so we can see the Z

What kind of bins is this one? Do you have the link? Or is the regular HDX bins

Thanks for your excellent DIY video. If I calculate this correctly, a 21" internal meas. minus the two rails ( 3" total) leaves 18 inches. My Lowes totes lips overhang about 1 1/4" on each side (2 1/2" total). This makes the width of the totes 18" (20.5-2.5) up against the rails. So... the extra room on the sides of the totes (for them to slide in and out along the rails) is a total of 0". This seems tight, but I want to double check. Thanks. p.s. Your cut list diagram confirms this as there is no gap where the tote sides meet the rails.

What software did you use to design this?

great job! thank you for the explinations. Ill be tackling some projects soon! :)

Absolutely awesome. Simple, easy, excellent! Great video. Thank you very much!

When I was ready to assemble mine I cut a piece of plywood the size of the space between the rails as a guild. That way starting with the bottom square lay the plywood agaisnt that rail but the next one up to it. Then move the plywood to the next space. Eliminates need to measure and square each one. Saves a ton of time.

I just built one as well, shelfs are horrible because they attract clutter and you end up putting things on them and lose your tote spot.