Is there a list for this project?

Wow. I mean they look beautiful, but I was looking for DIY! This is professional and you have a full bloomin' workshop! 😅

So, all that I need is a professional woodworking shop.

Plenty of room for some shelves down there, for those who have limited space.

This looks like my mother’s mahjong case. I love it and now know how to restore it. Thank you

this is peak internet. using 2x4 cheap wood. but needing a jointer, a planer, tablesaw, large miter saw, little welding for good measure. and still couldn't cut a tight mortise

The foot was worth the entire video. Maybe post a plan for the foot assembly

Yours is one of the best videos I watched. A few more dimensions on spacing for ques and ball would have been helpful. Thanks

Nice! I'm going to do this for my son to display some football cards.

Do you have the blue print?

The box WAS so beautiful before you decide to "restore" it. bye bye patina.

*How to Build a 2x4 Workbench .... if you have a lot of tools.

Nice job!

Love it. Chunky. I wish i had a jointer and planer

I have the same vise and restoring it now. The rotation part was locked up and I’m going to add a grease Zerk for it since there’s no way to grease that part without taking it apart

wow, that is one solid work bench. Thanks

lol using tools the common person doesnt have.

Corey, when's the next video? Your walk-in closet build is what got me into woodworking. Tens of thousands of dollars in tools later, my wife isn't happy with you but a new makeup vanity made her come around😅. Come back bro!

Wow. It's fantastic

Wonderful❤❤

i stopped once i saw the additional tools i need to do this.

Wow I just wanted to make a simple workbench somehow I don't think this is it?

Beautiful!

It isnt diy when you need a whole shop full of tools

Why did you stain and sand some of the wood after fitting, Or was you just rushing? Cardinal sin in carpentry. I like the concept.

OK so it’s five years later. How has this work clinched it up overtime? The half lap joints on your bracing? I was curious as to whether they were still solid and tight or have they come loose over time. I’m in the process of building a workbench right now and I was going to half lap my table braces so that it can be disassembled later and moved with me next year.

Awesome work, you make it look so easy.

The leveling feet were the V.I.P for me. Well done!

Impressive.

Soon as I see the planer... no point in watching more.

You didn’t really show how to construct the pieces. You spent more of the video on varnishing and staining.

Great job! You are very talented Corey. It seemed like it was effortless for you, like a master chef working up an amazing meal. I love that you made construction grade plywood into a beautiful final product too! Keep up the great work.

OMG - Changed my life!

My man wanted to show off his tie collection so he made a video of a closet built in. 😄 nice job brother.

I can't find the pipe jaws I'm missing for an Olympia six inch. Frustrated

Yuck ...dog shit brown

Fantastic build Corey, curious if you think staining before assembly is better or after assembly? Anything you wish you had done differently to speed up the build or make it better? ps: loving those sparkly shoes you have ;-)

Excellent video!

Nice

Supercool video and build. Nice job

Now all I need is the swivel base as mine did not have one.

Excellent tutorial. I just got an old vice just like this from the dump. I want to restore it before I put it to use. Thank you again.

Have you a list of materials

This’ll help the ANCIENT BOX real nice, thanks

Nice build! Just a tip: I’ve heard not to use the rip fence on the table saw and the cross cut sled at the same time to reduce the risk of kick back

fajnie ale zle skleiłeś blat nie zgodnie za zasadmai

why you stopped posting videos

Cool staining procedures I haven't seen used but will incorporate in some of my projects. Thanks!

Looks incredible, awesome work! Really like the textured look you achieved!

wow, very cool! trying to clean up an antique 1960s chess set that's aluminum pieces in a wooden box (not the board, that's a separate item, i don't have), so searched for restoring wooden box and voila. no shallac on mine but still very cool to see.