Building the MicroShop, Part 6

[@billb.5887]

Hey Tommy, great work. I like what you have accomplished and not having to spend much money on the project. I read through the comments and discovered that no one has made a comment on your yellow square. What you have been calling a "framing square" in reality is a large "speed square". I happen to have two framing squares and one small speed square and one medium size speed square. The speed square has a lot more uses and could take someone a long time to be able to understand all of what it can do. In your presentation the speed square was the better tool to use, it took up less space and looked like it was easier to use. Keep up the good work.

[@nzlemming]

I love the fact that you're using the MicroShop to *build* the MicroShop. Great stuff.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thanks! That was actually a big goal for this project, so I’m happy to know that you appreciate it!

[@danny302]

The ingenuity is really amazing. While I probably won't need this entire project there are some aspect of it that can be incorporated into other projects in the workshop. I can't say how awesome this workbench is.

[@rbrooke2379]

I was going to have so much fun with this. Then my 11 year old girl saw these videos, and now she's taking over. Which is even more fun!

[@oldmonkwins2083]

Everybody you are Tomy. Thank you Tomy for the project idea

[@johnkelley9877]

Incredible! I have never seen so many tools in one design. This is a great series. Thanks for making it.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

No problem!

[@gusntroll]

This is gonna bê the project of the year! Great video and great workbench, really awesome

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thank you!

[@sapelesteve]

Off the wall awesome work Tommy! I really love the compactness of that work table, nice job! 👍👍

[@Lutzboater]

This is a great project and I have been enjoying each installment. I particularly like the Jigsaw station.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thank you - I’m glad you’re enjoying it!

[@1-MinuteDIY]

nice job.thank you for sharing.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thank you!

[@dennisd5776]

Great ingenuity throughout this build. Every small shop is going to need one of these.

[@ericmoss6110]

This is incredibly cool.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thanks!

[@nobull-dozer3356]

Awesome job . Thank you for posting this sir

[@gm2407]

an impressive project

[@DawnMontgomeryAuthor]

I will be making this project in the summer. Thank you for such an incredible series! I'm looking forward to the rest of the videos.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thank you, Dawn!

[@briturner11]

Tommy puts a stop to all the "I would be more productive in the shop if I could afford super nice tools."

[@thanhtoba1464]

I agree with you

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

🙂

[@vikassm]

100% true! Although in my opinion it applies mostly to the DIY/Hobbyist/personal stuff more than for professional work. People who make money from their work tend to put that money to good use, including some of the best tools money can buy and then some. I'd think for days on end before buying a second circular saw mostly because the one I own hasn't seen much use. But on a job site we buy two in a day if that's what the job needs.

[@timothyodriscoll5702]

Really enjoying these videos. (I don't understand those trolls who downvoted you)

[@svenwesterlund3405]

Thanks for sharing this amazing build.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

No problem!

[@jessepitcherband]

Really digging the whole microshop. One thought, the end of the jigsaw blade flying around in the air looks a bit like one-stumble-away-from-a-horror-movie-death waiting to happen. It’d be pretty simple to add a guard over it to prevent any maiming or excessive bloodshed. Just my two cents, keep up the great work man! 👍🏻

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

I'm glad you're digging the series, and appreciate the suggestion!

[@ShannonElizabethDesign]

So impressive!

[@ksp1278]

Wow. Just wow.

[@nikolaythird1454]

Greate work!

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thank you!

[@mikeklinge2302]

Awesome series! Thx for sharing, I am looking forward to making my own one of these days.

[@snesguy9176]

I'm upset with how nicely your handsaws cut right now. All my tools are in storage in another state, and I wanted to tackle a small project here. I spent all day today cutting white wood with a dollar tree saw. It was a nightmare. 😅

[@martinsmith0752]

Yeah it looks really cool and a good work station, I see at the end you have your disc sander built in too, will there be a video on that install too, PART 7?

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thanks, Martin! Yes...the disc sander is the subject of part 7, and it's coming out tonight (3/11/2020) I hope this helps!

[@davelittle6668]

The more I see, the more I want to make one of these.

[@DawnMontgomeryAuthor]

I feel the same!

[@billwilliamsarts]

SAME

[@АлександрВладимирович-к2р]

Для маленькой мастерской самое то 👍👍👍.

[@rooftopwoodworking9524]

Im so inspired by this whole project. Im in the process of turning an apartment bedroom into a usable shop space, and I will likely use some of these space saving, cost effective tool build components. Question, did you consider putting the arm for the jigsaw perpendicular, so the clearance functions more like a bandsaw? Allowing for longer cuts using the fence, etc...

[@shawnr771]

Very good build. I like the way accessories work with different tools. Questions, On the mounting screws for the router. Would it not be better to use countersunk bolts with nuts on on the bottom? Do not know that I would trust the screws over time. I would worry about them. Are you going to install a system for dust collection?

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thanks! Nuts and bolts would be better, but I’m not too worried. It’s unlikely that all (4) screws will work themselves out simultaneously. And it’s even more unlikely that they’ll have catastrophic failure (a.k.a. have “instant” failure). It’s more likely that they’ll get loose after a long time, and it’ll be obvious as they need to be tightened. Does that make sense? I may do dust collection in the future, but I need to finish the build series first...hopefully won’t be too long!

[@actionmoviespremiere2206]

thank you

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Did you order plans? If you did and are having trouble with the link, send me an email through the website and I’ll help you get it figured out 🙂

[@KevinNguyen-zn4vv]

Use two bearings for the side guides?

[@RubberTramping]

Absolutely amazing build need to see the next part I really want to get the plans and build this I live in a tower block in England with very limited space so the box you are going to make to store/stand it on , I have thought of making it into a coffee table for multi functionality, what do you think 🤔

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Thanks! Part 7 coming soon!

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Oh, and I think a coffee table would be very awesome!

[@Emily_M81]

would it be safe to add another layer or two of wood to the jigsaw blade guide for use with a longer blade? I might want more clearance /height for electric guitar bodies. In my head I think it'd work fine, but I'm not a jigsawologist. I bought the plans, so if this is already answered in there I guess I'll just find it during my read through lol

[@garywhaley4040]

I’ve bought the plans and will start it when the weather improves (it’s dire here in the UK at the moment), although I don’t plan on attaching the drill press. The only question I have (sorry if it’s mentioned somewhere and I missed it), what is the potential total weight for the micro shop?

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Gary, thanks for buying the plans! Keep me posted on your progress, and let me know if you need anything along the way!

[@DIYAuto4You]

Question doesn’t the drill press get in the way of the table saw when cutting or you take that off

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

For cuts over a certain width, it does get in the way and will need to be removed - luckily it's just a couple of knobs to take it down or add it back. I hope this helps!

[@MrRdaniell]

Hi. I've built the jigsaw one and love it. This is my next project. What router did you use for this? Looking to get one to build this. Thanks

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Drill Master trim router from harbor freight. I hope this helps! Good luck with the build!

[@bobrbcx8672]

GOOD

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

🙂

[@mikechadwick2785]

Hey Tommy random question... How many plans have you sold? This idea is just so damn good man.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

I’ve sold a good bit of plans...not enough to retire though - gotta keep working 😂😂

[@alphasigmasezon8597]

Excelente,

[@alphasigmasezon8597]

muito obrigado.

[@alfonsoperez8175]

Could you tell me the stimated cost of this proyect just out of curiosity

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

For me, including the tools, it was about $430 (USD). It'll vary based on prices of materials available to you locally. I hope this helps!

[@alfonsoperez8175]

One Minute Workbench thank you

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

No problem!

[@tighecrovetti2844]

A band saw. You basically made a mini band saw.

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

It's more like a scroll saw than a band saw because the blade travels in both directions. I'd prefer to have a bandsaw-like action, but this is a good compromise for how little room it takes up. Anyway, thanks for stopping by to comment!

[@tighecrovetti2844]

@@OneMinuteWorkbench Ah, yes, good point.

[@actionmoviespremiere2206]

Can you update the download link?

[@မဟာရမည်းသင်း]

Part 7?

[@OneMinuteWorkbench]

Coming soon!

[@kentjamescalo6266]

Can you give the exact dimensions ,,pls.

[@hazemzoma3363]

First

[@skiprope536]

Buy one for 299.00