Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Planer and Spindle Sander Station!

Adam's workshop organization project today involves creating a perfectly-fitted storage platform for his wood planer and orbital spindle sander. These are tools that are used infrequently in the shop, but still need to be easily accessed and stored--and Adam found the perfect place for them under his table saw. Additionally, Adam modifies his planer to work with his shop's dust collector by making a magnetically attached hose adapter!
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[@tested]

Posters, Ts, stickers and more in our online shop. Which Adam/One Day Build sketch would you like to see made into a poster? teespring.com/stores/adam-savages-tested

[@staffane.1069]

Adam Savage’s Tested The over-engineered bottle opener, the keys to hell sculpture, the red leather working tool box, the blade runner gun box, the beaver box, and the custom apron would all make great posters.

[@danielbutler8103]

whenever Adam gets to do another incognito conversion he should do it in the old Adam/Jamie mask from the Mission Impossible Mask that'd be a great first post lock down conversion outfit.

[@lindamuvic8110]

How about a calendar of 1 day builds of the Lockdown?

[@-MrFozzy-]

How about a simple idea but maybe an awesome One.....the movie clakker board, with Velcro slots , with customisable patches?!

[@PrecludeLP]

The over-engineered bottle opener

[@scotadam]

Did anyone else's heart give a jump every time Adam stepped up onto the cart to place the planer on top of it?

[@MANU123423]

Yes

[@lindleya]

Memories of various falls on mythbusters in similar scenarios :P

[@shindoushuichi0287]

yeah. its super not safe to just step on a free rolling platform like that, especially with something that heavy

[@Mikey271Gaming]

Do the wheels not lock? I couldn't tell.

[@willsworld57]

Most definitely butt tightening.

[@soundwave070]

One day when my future grand children will ask me how bad the Corona crisis was, I will tell them that it also increased the amount of Adam Savage videos which made the world a little better.

[@RPRiley]

Me too

[@rho35100]

Great thought!!!

[@RadGH]

In almost every one day build I've watched he specifically talks about the great casters he found on ebay like "single pin locking casters" that he buys 5 of to always have a spare. In the one build where he actually stands on the thing he made, no locking casters? Haha that's such an adam mistake. Switch them out, adam! Then again he does have a lot of experience on a one-wheel...

[@Balderoni_]

Soundwave070, Im with you on this, excatly my thoughts too 😊

[@Beefsupreme63]

why doesnt he bust that myth?

[@christopherjunkins]

Mr. Savage sir, one safety tip, please don't stand on rolling devices while taking off or putting on heavy items on said rolling device (or anywhere for that matter, at any time, for any reason), unless you lock it down in at least 2 opposite spots to keep it from rolling. None of us want to hear that you did so and then fell and hit your noggin on something, or broke a bone or worse... died. Household accidents are a leading cause of death remember? We love you and the work you do and want you to remain healthy for decades to come. (I should know about this sort of thing, for I hurt my own back on a fall from ground level and have been out of work for months due to that. I wasn't on a rolling device, but I know how bad things can get in a hurry because of an accident.) (edit: I should have seen all the other posts to the comment section about this if I had taken a moment to read them, l.o.l., but still the argument stands). (Also GOGGLES!, didn't you just make a video about that and why?)

[@JackONeillmit2L]

I love listening to Adam Savage. Every day in this pandemic, Adam turns more and more in a Makers version of Bob Ross. :-) All this little things will happily live together in this drawer. Can't wait, he cuts somerthing to short and calls it a happy little accident :-)

[@robertsteinbeiss8478]

I realized just now, there will be a time when future people reconstruct the cave in a "One year build". From measurements out of KZbin historical documents! all these details!

[@txm100]

But getting all the tools and material will be a lifetime build ;)

[@gadi70]

Well, some of us are doing something with the tools, others do more tools to make more tools.

[@DocMozi404]

By Grabthar's Hammer, did you say, "Historical Documents?"

[@boredbum2009]

Adam be SAFE! Stepping up and down with that planer! You have a a lot of equipment around don’t wanna take a misstep and take a tumble. Could be bad. Be safe and God Bless ya!

[@Aracore]

I'm not sure I'm so keen on all of the time-lapse stuff. I'm sure there are dozens of teaching moments that just get skipped on by and I also love to hear Adam's thinking as he progresses through a build. Sure it would make a longer video. but I'm sure I'm not the only one who enjoys seeing those longer-form videos during the one day builds.

[@AshGCG]

I'm a hobbyist, part-time even, when it comes to carpentry, joinery and related woodworking processes and probably know less about it than Adam has forgotten so, yes, would be very willing to watch a 40+ minute video that included those time lapse shots expanded on.

[@zacm.2342]

I think it's just easier on Adam for it to be done that way right now. He's using his own phone for it so perhaps the timelapse just takes up less memory so he can actually film the whole thing.

[@jovishark]

adam has transitioned from making display cases to turning everything into a storage option, and its the best thing ever

[@fredbrooks1386]

Your dust collector attachment was reminiscent of the brass water can, I was hoping to see the dust collector at work! Again, what a great build, you are an inspiration and a ray of sunshine during the pandemic, THANK YOU!!🌞

[@jshepard5840]

Two things: 1. That vacuum attachment was one of the more interesting things you've built in a while. Great piece of ingenuity with the magnets and how you pieced the whole thing together. 2. Why in the heck didn't you plane something so we could all see it work??!! You bought me dinner, you drove me home, you poured me wine, and just when you could have had me...you fell asleep. Damn you Adam!!

[@davidp2888]

I'd feel better if those wheels locked when you needed to step on the platform.

[@HickLif3]

They have locks, he's just not using them

[@tinchoska]

i was just writting that you said hahahaha when i saw him standing on it and it moves (5:58) i thought, ok this is adam's end.... shit... xD hehe

[@GordonWrigley]

If he keeps standing on it like that, especially getting off while holding the planer, it's just a matter of time until he has a nasty fall.

[@ReverendTed]

I held my breath every time he stepped off of it.

[@whatareyoudoingyouidiot342]

I'd feel better if you didn't step on the cart in the first place. I was waiting for that thing to sail off and you to get flattened.

[@valentins.352]

One day builds are the best, seriously there is nothing that compares to Adams videos. Thank you for beeing in this platform. In general the whole tested team you guys are the greatest !

[@SevenBates]

I was curious how he felt about the new apron, and then 9:30 made me smile.

[@KakashiYuy]

Shop improvements, details, and tours are some of my favorite videos here. It’s always great to see how people optimize their work space.

[@DaOneAndOnlyKDubb]

“Label everything you make”. Words to live by!!!

[@NATUREFORTRESS]

I love these ODB filmed by Adam. No fast zooms, cuts, swaying, focus (or out of focus). Just straight up Adam, and content, easy to watch, simple, and informative. This is the best format, honestly. We don't need "film making" techniques when you're doing ODB. Just my 2c.

[@theboredengineer2612]

I do hope Adam keeps making these self-filmed ODB videos. Don't get me wrong, the ones with a separate camera man are great, when he films it on is own they have a real fly-on-the-wall type feel.

[@robertsteinbeiss8478]

I guess a set of handles or nobs for easy detachment of the drc to avoid breaking the plastic would be a future addition

[@Ghillie_Monster]

Was thinking he could bevel the edge of the underside so his fingers could grip the wood easier and gain more leverage. Wouldn't affect the suction either.

[@haydenweir6416]

I was genuinely surprised that he didn’t add handles too it as soon as he mentioned that it was more attractive force than he was expecting. I thought he might wait until the plastic hose bit was attached to make sure that the knob or handle didn’t interfere, but it looks like he just forgot about it entirely

[@coreyhorner3811]

I've never been received so much enjoyment from watching someone else's enjoyment of their own builds.

[@ossieljuarez1936]

I like the solution for your planer dust collection attachment. I have the same problem that I was trying to solve. And now I have the perfect solution for the problem.

[@ryankimball6030]

These ODB have totally gotten me through the past 6 months. Thanks for working so hard for us Adam and the team.

[@DoctorZisIN]

Adam Savage is my favorite entropy-fighting hero.

[@oldcrafty3046]

It just hit me, Adam is the Mr. Rogers of the making community.

[@whiteshadowsaga]

Won’t you be my maker...

[@ryanbell4340]

@@whiteshadowsaga 💯

[@pollyunderlay]

Adam Savage is my Bob Ross.

[@blindsquirrel4882]

More like Inspector Clouseau.

[@chriscmoor]

At the risk of pointing out the painfully obvious, the best place to store the collector attachment is inside the void above the planer's cutter head assembly. Hanging it on the outside is just asking for it to get broken or damaged during movement or to scrape a shin in the most painful way possible. You can't run the planer without dropping the infeed and outfeed tables, so the attachment would be right in front of your any time you set up the tool for use. Oh, and to echo the other posters.... PLEASE put at least 2 and preferably 4 locking casters on the base. Every time you stepped on it I just kept thinking, "Hmmm... wonder what he'll use to patch that depressed skull fracture?"

[@daanwilmer]

I think the casters are locking, it's just a bit of a hassle to lock them. At least when you're Adam "in too much of a hurry to use enough cooling fluid" Savage.

[@bentcountershaft]

The cutting head of the planer would have to be raised every time he put it away to accommodate the size of the diy dust port unless he was planing very thick boards. Personally I would have put it in the drawer.

[@chriscmoor]

@@bentcountershaft Not under the cutting head... above it... even raised to it's max cutting height, there would be ample space to store the dust collection attachment.

[@bentcountershaft]

@@chriscmoor Sorry, misunderstood. That would work.

[@KipdoesStuff]

Yeppers, Adam always does things the hardest and worst way. My version of this planer actually has the tools for changing blades in that space with tons left over for a 6 pack.

[@AbsentCoffee]

i just love all these shop ordering and infrastructure builds. it gives me ideas for my work ordering and organizing my living space. i really hope we get to see more of these

[@robertmanley7556]

I just love the way you work if you need something you don't go to the store and by it you make it !! I love this your channel is wonderful !!

[@robertmanley7556]

With each video you make at the end you smile when your project is complete and that makes me smile what a joy it is to watch your video's 👍👍🔩🔧🔨🍻

[@AustinNelson60]

My stomach dropped every time he stepped up onto that platform.

[@martinconrad9260]

Yeah, especially since he HAS locking wheels on the thing and isn't using them! :D

[@ton_ton_]

One Day Builds actually keep me sane atm 🙌🙌 Thank You!

[@joseph7696]

Thank you for supplying great content to watch and rewatch. Every Tool’s a Hammer is also great and has influenced my list making skills greatly. Thanks Adam

[@jimgoodwin6440]

I really like the vacuum attachment. That was genius.

[@chrisrichardson8468]

Unfortunately, if his planner is anything like mine, the shavings will clog it faster then his dust collection system can clear them out....

[@KipdoesStuff]

@@chrisrichardson8468 very true, Adam was very short sighted on this one.

[@davidlenz4552]

I have this EXACT same problem. My planer and spindle sander don’t have a good home, and I always have to lug them around awkwardly when I want to use them. I also have that exact same unused space under my table saw. I will be replicating this design almost exactly. Thank you so much for the inspiration. Bonus points for the table saw sled storage, I may be copying that too.

[@jraybozy]

My favorite thing about makers is that half the things they make is made to make making things easier to make

[@Boe1771]

Did anyone else notice that Adam his drumming increased noticeably recently? It's nice and fun, though - no worries :) just here to admire.

[@catgynt9148]

Really surprised that you didn’t just mount a strip of metal to the side of the cart that would allow the dust attachment to connect via it’s magnets

[@DrChattan]

Cat Gynt I was thinking the same. Or just magnet it to the folder up shelf or the body of the planer.

[@Dysan72]

Or just stick it in the top of the planer. There is a huge open area at the top. That way it doesn't take up more space.

[@svenhohne2697]

Same on my side I was screaming on the inside „strip of metal, why not glueing a thin strip of metal to the side...“ plus is he really glueing a wood dowel into a piece of plywood with.superglue...oh holy woodglue

[@GlennBrockett]

@@Dysan72 On top wouldn't let it fit in it's home.

[@DrChattan]

Sven Höhne exactly. Ever heard of wood glue. Superglue is brittle and if you hit that peg it'll shear and break the glue.

[@Geigez]

One of my favorite one day builds. That dust extractor is so satisfying!

[@okuno54]

12:03 What an awesome transition, good job editors!

[@taylortay7554]

Organization makes me happy too.

[@sheldoncarpenter6291]

Very awesome! You are an inspiration for me to clean my shop!

[@ahobbit225]

Please Adam, for the sake of your fans, lock your caster wheels. I know you have locks on them...I had a heart attack every time you stepped up on it and from the comments, I was not the only one....lol, WE can't afford to lose you. You are important to our wellbeing.

[@evalynn1863]

And 2020 has not been kind. I could not handle any more bad news..

[@ryanconnell2553]

You need a spring-loaded lifter, like they used to use for typewriter desks, to allow that planer to swing down instead of having to lift it like that :) Apparently it's called an "appliance lift".

[@garagecncplasma1590]

Awesome!! Going to have to make one for myself. Keep them good ideas coming brother!!

[@pddixon]

My heart was in my mouth each time you stood on that cart without locking the wheels

[@GarrettCrosgrove]

It's very satisfying to watch you build stuff. Especially that little dust port thingy. I can't wait for the day I have my own shop and tools to build stuff. Haha. Love you Adam :) And I love your one day builds!!!

[@Bombskwad92]

I love these videos it's like I'm a kid sitting in my dad's workshop watching him build cool things and explaining how all the things work and what to do.

[@kevinengel2134]

Definitely going to build one of these.

[@bandgeek9723]

Who else watches these videos just to have Adam in their life? I'm not a maker, but I love watching him work and hearing him talk.

[@MrZachzippo]

Very nice way to store your equipment. I've built several rolling cabinets as well, one for a scroll saw and dremel tool that uses a cable going to a pencil like component that you hold to use the device. Underneath for storage and other tools. One of the things I found to be useful was to build a break mechanism to stop the cart from moving when in use. Might be useful on a cart like the one you just made. My brake was underneath with a lever on the side that would lift the cart ever so slightly when activated.

[@JackInTheShop]

Spender Sander? Spindle Spander? What ever it is... I like this setup a lot!!

[@masheroz]

Spindle sander.

[@nikkirazelli3250]

We call the bobbin sanders really, but Adam always makes up his own names ;]

[@TheLindsay720]

@@nikkirazelli3250 I believe technically a bobbin sander is more like a bench grinder with a sanding drum sticking out the side rather than a grinding wheel and it spins horizontally. I would call this an oscillating spindle sander since I have the same one and it spins while oscillating up and down. But I do agree he calls shit by the wrong name constantly haha.

[@TheTalonts]

A consideration for the drawer - make it L-shaped, deeper on the right side, so you can possibly put sanding drums upright in that section, fitting more in place (also allowing dividers to sort by size). Or even make it an inverted U shape around the spindle with deeper sections on both sides.

[@danielheskett]

I built the exact same crosscut sled as you. Very jealous of your undermount storage for it! Mine is always in the way when I’m not using it.

[@dahlmasen3084]

I love the shop upgrade ODBs👌🏻

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty nice work, Adam! It's looking great! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@sachdevariddhesh]

Yay ! Again one day build thanks Adam and for working in lockdown too.

[@thewolfin]

Thank you for the comment randomly reminding everyone that 2020 is bullshit.

[@sachdevariddhesh]

@@thewolfin Be positive and everything around you will become positive.

[@hermnarciso2423]

Great dust collection idea! Those magnets seems to really do the job well. I also really like the design of the cart, but I know that planer is heavy as heck, maybe one day you’ll do a one day build of some sort of a base with a jack or hydraulic lift under it. Never lift it again, it just goes up and down by itself. And now the top of the spindle sander drawer could act as a catch shelf for the material that’s fed through the planer and you could then also build a top and have another work top surface or drawer over the planer 😁

[@clymdodds1020]

Heavy duty ply. NICE!

[@1RAH]

You've inspired me to do so many one day builds, you are truly a inspiration to creatives everywhere

[@AaronFlaming]

Love these builds, always great. That dust collector would be a perfect candidate for a 3D printed part.

[@bobcat1939]

i just get so happy watching adam build, reminds me of my childhood sitting in my Godfathers workshop watching him build.

[@leonivorous9493]

Cool Work Station, that Planer is very unique and so odd and compact

[@KipdoesStuff]

It is actually very generic and readily availably by many different manufactures. I have one and hate everything about it. Buy a Dewalt.

[@mdaddyw_1323]

@@KipdoesStuff The Dewalt planers are great. They really thought through the design. I like that they have a single supplied tool that disassembles everything and fits securely in the top of the body. Plus you don't have a long slot that shoots out the shavings and instead have a hose connection right there for your vac system/shop vac.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On Adam! 👍🏼 I feel like I could have a full time job just building stuff to organize my shop! 😃🤪

[@alexwake850]

Fantastic, thank you for sharing, love watching your one day builds, and I love the use of the vacuum cleaner attachment, you are very much like my dad with his resources, got to have resources. Anyhoo watching this particular build I did wonder if there is some kind of heavy duty system that lifts the planner up so that you don't have to break your back doing so. Again thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍👍

[@KevinWRay]

Loved the video, nice job Adam!

[@mrmagickkarp6132]

My dream is to have a shop like Adam but I love the work solution!

[@SyoaranBarker]

Adam getting full use of his new apron in this video. I really like how it is letting him stand up, kneel down, crouch, etc.

[@csn583]

Thought this was going to be one of those flip-top tool stands and got excited because I'm about to build one for my planer/chop saw. Wouldn't work for that space, but a great solution for any small shop, and I'd love to see Adam tackle it! Balancing uneven-weight tools for effortless flipping is an interesting engineering challenge.

[@csn583]

Seems like the logical way to hang that vacuum adapter on the outside would have been ...magnetically!

[@chrblo11]

for your next one day build, you should build / add a Riving Knife for your table saw...it looks like you have enough room behind the blade and it would be a huge improvement for your shop safety. Plus I would love to see how you would go about tackling that!!

[@doncarlton4858]

Another great, imaginative and even practical build. We call those screws "slot head screws".

[@andreinij]

Regarding the “wheels before the cart” - I was once working on a workbench with a bunch of engineers, and we needed to fit a strange angle in one corner. They spent a half hour arguing over how to measure the angle exactly using math before I got sick of it, cut two square pieces, and struck a line where they met in the corner. Boom perfect fit before they even knew what was happening. This was a very long way to say I approve of your methods wholeheartedly. Every time I take the time to measure and math a problem out, things never fit right once assembled.

[@MrNovaStreams]

Ngl, everytime Adam stepped on and off of that platform with that planer, I was expecting him to fall. Stressed me out.

[@erictaylor8034]

i love the 18volt dewalt with the 14.4 battery! all my old dewalt stuf has that little bit of filing

[@djAnakin]

Cool idea!

[@erallen97]

Nice cart.I'm really thinking a planer will be the next addition to my shop.

[@R2-DTu]

Mars yard flexing! Great stuff as always

[@darkwyndigo]

We love ADAM

[@TheHylianBatman]

Don't step on the cart!!! So worrisome! EDIT: An excellent video, though, and so happy to see you build things. I do love woodworking. Everything needs a place to go. It's why my room is such a mess, there's nowhere to put things.

[@Doughy_in_the_Middle]

3:00 I'm not an an engineer (more imagineer than anything), and I've only been using Fusion360 to design parts on my 3D printer for a few months, but I have to say, this comment made me feel SOOOO much better about those times things need just a bit more tolerance to move.

[@tomhorsley6566]

Lock the wheels! That whole thing is gonna scoot away from you some day when you try to step on it casually. You could wind up on your back with a planer on top of you.

[@ianmacd66]

Have got the same Ridgid planer. Just FYI, there’s actually an OEM dust collector attachment (not sure if still available) with a 4in port and a much taller body which works reasonably well.

[@marksnyder2232]

Great cart system. I would suggest one additional modification to your rig: make a riser block that can be placed between the cart and the planer, to raise the level of the planer tables to align with the surface of your table saw. This would let you use the table saw as an outfeed table for your planer, making working on longer pieces of wood easier.

[@pcowen79]

I wanted to see the dust collector in action!!!

[@johnfenlon458]

Great Job! Thumb up! Cheer!

[@djpashtet]

One Day Build day is always a good day. :)

[@Disappointedwithhumanity]

LOL there was a point there where Adam was describing fitting the extractor to the newly milled wood piece that he reminded me of Marvin the Martian from the old Bugs Bunny cartoons. Just waiting for him to say Illudium Q36 Explosive Space Modulator now.

[@donaldevans5752]

simple video but brilliant

[@charlesorr2620]

Thanks for the video during the COVID times. It was a great build... but I do have 2 critiques: 1. You built a hanging hook into something that already had magnets on it? That seems like a wasted opportunity to counter sink some washers into the frame. 2. We never were shown if your vaccum attachment actually works, which is maddening. Anyway thanks again and be excellent to one another. Party on dude.

[@thewolfin]

Thank you for the comment randomly reminding everyone that 2020 is bullshit.

[@johninnella9981]

Even with the attachment doing a large batch of wood will clog the hose, and also fill a normal sized shop vac in no time. Found that using it outside and cleaning after was more time friendly then dealing with reducing dust.

[@charlesorr2620]

@@johninnella9981 That is more or less what I thought. Even a quality dust collection system can have trouble keeping up with planers. It is just that I find the moments where Adam builds himself into a corner very heartening for my own projects. I mean, if a pro can still make mistakes I can't get too down on myself now can I?

[@KipdoesStuff]

@@johninnella9981 yep, this style of planer tends to give off long thin chips, it will clog almost instantly.

[@chloehennessey6813]

We use a flip bench for our planer. It’s on a hinge. When I need the planer I lock the table with planer up. When I need the jointer I lock the table with the jointer up.

[@reginalawson8008]

Locking wheels- Yes please! I'm surprised you took time to put in a dowel to hang the new dust collection attachment, Since it is magnetic why not just stick it on the wings of the in-feed or out-feed flaps. It certainly wont fall off or get cracked. Great video as always! So enjoy watching you create! Thanks for sharing :)

[@jsdiy3176]

Get some lock wheels if you are going to be stepping up on that rolling injury cart.

[@dreadbull5039]

REALLY wanted to see the planer in action!

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

I absolutely love my Orbital power sander from Harbor Freight !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@robertbarton3712]

I had that issue with having too much magnetic force with a door latch in the past. I was able to reduce the force with a very simple solution, a piece of masking tape on the magnets. This provided a small barrier and kept the magnets from touching the metal directly. I did not measure, but I'd say it was about a 30% reduction in force.

[@inactive67]

I would put cleants around the top for the planer to keep it from vibrating or being pushed off.

[@k001daddy]

Also, two little handles above the vacuum attachment, about where the magnets are on the other side, would help pull it off.

[@johnbennett2001]

These are great videos.

[@Killedbycotton]

I wish I had a shop decked out like yours

[@MrDrako2012]

I would change the way you put the plywood between the planer and sander storage, so that you could fold the planer out feed table down. Then, if you need to use both, put the sander on the work surface and use the planer in place. Or if you just don't feel like lifting the planer, you can use it in place by moving the sander.

[@R2_D3]

My guess is, that you would love the magnets that come out of hard-drives!!! I use them for a lot of things, super strong, most of them already have holes in the metal plate on which they are glued on!

[@christopherthorn1906]

I have a similar planer. These planers are surprisingly heavy and Adam better be careful lifting it. I made my rolling cart with an 18' drum sander on the top and the planer on the bottom so I don't have to lift it. Great space saver for a very small shop.