I Built The Ultimate Workbench Outfeed Table (It's Smart)

It was past time to build a new and improved workbench and outfeed table, so I designed one with tons of storage, a laminate top, and a smart screen! Plans here : craftedworksho...
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[@craftedworkshop]

Plans here : craftedworkshop.com/store/ultimate-workbench-outfeed-table-plans-pre-order

[@Lamefoureyes]

Woahhhhh there's a lot of folks drinking the haterade today for some reason. Chill folks, he wanted to make a table so he made a table. Isn't that literally why we started watching his channel in the first place?

[@deephorizon1365]

Agreed! The internet seems to becoming a more hostile and angry place as time goes on

[@craftedworkshop]

Hah, people are definitely on edge! Oh well, still mostly positive, thanks for the defense!

[@fdort3971]

Bahaha...hatorade! I'm totally using that! Thanks for the laugh.

[@LiveLifeLazyy]

I just want to say, I don't do woodworking or carpentry but I've been subbed and watching your videos for a few years now and While I'm unlikely too every partake in the craft I learn a lot from your videos and fascinated by the way you work.

[@craftedworkshop]

That is awesome, thanks for watching!

[@jeremyrowe6162]

Thanks!

[@jimrosson6702]

That out-feed table turned out awesome looks great with that new laminate on top. Thanks for sharing

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked it!

[@FearsomeWarrior]

Enjoyed this one. I love the solid construction. Not over complicating by trying to make it more than a good table with storage. Laminate is super in this use and is worth the price. Paying for a worktop that is smooth and stays smooth for a long time is worth it. Especially when building a better more evolved out-feed table. Not a necessity for your first out-feed table. Hoping for a little more hand tool action in the future. Also love seeing and hearing about layout and the logic you followed.

[@craftedworkshop]

I definitely plan to do some more hand tool work on future projects! Glad you enjoyed the project and thanks for the thoughtful comment!

[@LRN2DIY]

Great build, man. I’m about to make my own outfeed tackle so this was great to watch.

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks Nils!

[@kungen300]

Nice table 👍. An idea is to invert the CM chainhoist so that you hang the hoist is at the beam-dolly then you only get a hook down to att what you are lifting tip from a arena rigger.

[@forestbirdoriginals4917]

Duuuuuuuuude, if you love smart home stuff; you need to look at home assistant. Way better cross platform integration, way more powerful, less intrusive monitoring etc. By the way GREAT LOOKING TABLE!

[@craftedworkshop]

I love Home Assistant and HomeBridge, I just use these Alexa devices for ease of use at the shop. Thanks!

[@funnyguy55able]

MY first thought was turn your old outfeed 90 degrees but that would make for a very long video. Nice build.

[@LawDawg717]

Theoretically, the perfect outfeed table would 8' long and as wide as your table saw.

[@hansangb]

@@LawDawg717 methinks he was joking.

[@drhender6943]

Glad to see you back and that you weathered Helene without damage to you big beautiful new shop! Great project-- I am about to build something similar and there are several things you mention that I hadn't considered. Thanks for sharing.

[@Nachoze70]

Outstanding! That natural maple with the grey Fenix is really sharp - absolutely love the look! Be well and I really appreciate your high quality content. 👍👍👍

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks so much, I love the look too!

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks so much, I love the look too!

[@TheGreatWoodworkingOfficial]

Holy moly you had a SCREEN on your table, it's very impressive because it's useful. Love you creative

[@ajjskins]

That's all excellent work in case you didn't know they'd make fine threaded hardwood, pocket hole screws, and these really really help when you're dealing with super hard woods, I used them a lot with purple heart. But lubing, the screw is always a great idea.

[@cnunez9090]

I really like your videos!! been following for a few years, I feel like the algorithm doesn't pick you up on feed. Really dig your design style!

[@SmallProjectCentral]

Nice build Johnny! That FENIX material looks sweet!

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks! It's really nice stuff, definitely plan to use it more on upcoming builds.

[@stevenbarnes8238]

Good job! I put formica on my four by six table and yes the cement is super stinky.i also put t-tracks and dowel holes in mine.your shop is much bigger than mine ( 9 x 16 ). Just a hobby for me you have a great setup.

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful work, Johnny! Amazing looking table indeed! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks!

[@brianbice1427]

In Australia I work with a lot of old recycled hardwood timber, our hardwoods when first milled are very dense but after 20 to 40 years to put a screw in you have to pre drill so sawing this timber goes through a lot of blades and the only way to cut at thickness and not burn out the blade on the first cut is to take it a bite at a time, so to get through a 2"to 3" board may take 5 to 6 passes and still the blades don't last all that long.

[@philstevens9914]

Timely project for me. I'm getting ready to put together the same thing based around a Harvey saw with all it's available accessories, plus the Incra LS fence system. Also have a miter station to build and a bench. It's going to be fun! Nice job sir!

[@craftedworkshop]

Nice, good luck on your projects!

[@GlassImpressions]

Love that laminate look!

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks Andy, me too! Need to laminate some full sheets of plywood and run them on the CNC, would be fun.

[@ThreePedalCollective]

Those casters seem interesting. I am gonna have to check them out. Look more useful than the rockler style ones that you step on to lock into place. I also feel the rockler ones just aren't beefy enough and tend to bend well before their "rated" weight load.

[@craftedworkshop]

Yep, not a fan of the Rockler ones on heavier benches. These seem to be a much better solution, especially because I can lift each end of the bench with my pallet jack to activate them.

[@brianadriaanse3058]

It will be more easy if you hang your chain hoist "upside down" than the bulky part will stay up and the chain will come down.... thank me later (greetings rigger for events)

[@JS-ct5jn]

I was looking for this comment. My thoughts exactly.

[@cameronbarber3768]

@brianadriaanse3058 I feel like he's actually using it upside down, that fixed hook should be where it hangs from not what he uses to lift items with

[@brianadriaanse3058]

@@cameronbarber3768 that's why I text it with brackets >"

[@craftedworkshop]

For sure, the hoist can be used in either orientation and it was easier to film it with it in this orientation. Thanks!

[@chrismarras4744]

@@craftedworkshop I sell these hoists and the main benefit of using it the way you were is due to not having to bring the hoist all the way up to the anchor point/I beam. You can simply pull the chain out and carry the hook to the anchor point.

[@bradfoster5744]

Great to see you up and running. Hope all is well over there.

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks for checking in, it's good to be back! Managed to avoid any real damage, we got very lucky.

[@nyet5206]

you can get hoists that mount directly to the gantry, would let you get up a little higher and removes 1 point of swing to make maneuvering a little easier.

[@jonjohnson102]

Pretty sure it's also upside down

[@frrapp2366]

i like your work table! i picked up several electric standing desk at an auction site use them at my table saw and other work benches may not have the heaviest of tops but sure is nice to get the right height for the job i am doing i think more people would enjoy having a hoist in their shop!! OH i didnt see any electric outlets think you will want something someday. how about a 4 ft harbor freight power strip on the underside of the top someplace?? of course it is an outfeed table! have fun with it :)

[@orionmec]

Funny you said that the casters are so much easier than the lever type.... I like those new casters... But I can't lift my bench any more! lol So I'm glad I have the lever type!!! It's relaxing watch you work!

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks! And definitely good point on the casters!

[@RP09691]

Dump the dust on the floor, put bag in drum, use dust collection hose to suck up dust ✔️

[@craftedworkshop]

I figured having to reinstall the drum just to immediately remove it again probably would have taken longer. I did what you recommended for the last bit of the pile though!

[@Sewcialitecrew]

Glad to see another great video from you! Keep them coming❤

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks, that hurricane delayed this project big time, glad to have it done!

[@rolluzagiant]

watching you deal with your saw dust, you could use press to turn into pellets for cheap animal bedding/litter or pressed into bricks for wood burning, or use it in composting

[@p.ashwathnarayana9521]

Mistakes are part of the fun.... fixing them create knowledge.

[@jimmyfavereau]

well done, those casters are the BOMB!

[@craftedworkshop]

They are very cool! Here's the link, since I forgot to include it a2492d-4d.myshopify.com/products/r8-smart-caster?variant=42656714522669&ta_aff=C7TXXDJ5K8

[@PazkalTheRazkal]

Great work. But why didn’t you just turn your table 90 degrees?

[@ricardoscarabeli]

Hello, I love the tablet that you fixed to the side of the table. Do you have the link, make and model?

[@Bhappylife]

Turn the old table 90 degrees, 0 effort....

[@clipless03]

Or just move it back 8-12 inches.

[@Dave_1966]

That went through my mind as well lol

[@schizo3177]

You don’t make money from turning a table and use common sense.😂

[@LawDawg717]

Then there would be no excuse to build something new.

[@Rich_man_north_of_Richmond]

But how could be make $ without promoting his sponsor. 😂

[@pauldavies8314]

Great project. My only question is when you fill the drawers full of stuff are you going to be able to lift the table to engage the casters ?

[@craftedworkshop]

I can lift each end with my pallet jack thankfully.

[@fdort3971]

@craftedworkshop Well done sir! Clearly your shop has grown and you needed a bigger bench with more storage. Will you repurpose the old table (perhaps turn it into a mobile work station for jobsites?) Or will you sell it and recover alot of the cost? Besides getting yourself a new table better suited to your current needs, but you were able to add to your channel, thus creating more attention/revenue for yourself. I call that a win/win. I have not had a chance to watch all your videos yet...I love the lift under your other table and the chain lift. I have disabilities and I've been researching those systems. Do you have any videos on the bench lift? You said you have one for the "crane". I suggest you delete and block haters...you don't deserve it.

[@bobbywweaver]

It occurred to me that your Echo Show 15 might be a little awkward to use at that height, but I bet if you used the same kind of hardware that is in those coffee tables with lift tops you could pull that whole panel out and up to a more comfortable height, then just push it back down when done. Of course, that may mean you wind up buying even more of those drawer pulls you were trying to use up, and then the cycle continues. Also, glad to see you made it through all the storms.

[@craftedworkshop]

They do have a lift option for this kind of screen and I might consider using it, but it's still easy enough to see the screen even at that height. Thanks, thankfully the shop survived unscathed!

[@idontthinkso666]

@@craftedworkshop All due respect, but it's clear that the tablet is mounted at a terrible height. Classic example of doing something an after-thought. You aren't fooling anyone. That thing should be at least 5 feet off the floor.

[@Ghrostillo]

Nice table for building more tables

[@kelpklepto]

slightly unrelated but I find it really funny that the first piece any new woodworker makes is a table to help with future woodworking projects

[@LawDawg717]

@@kelpklepto Most of us have more money than sense.

[@FearsomeWarrior]

I’ve always believed in the evolution of quality. You build a junk bench to build a better bench. Then that bench makes auxiliary benches. Hopefully a few years later it helps make a final bench like a traditional hand tool woodworking bench. Gotta start and work with something and then evolve from there.

[@craftedworkshop]

Tables all the way down!

[@UltralightPlywood]

Looking good!

[@Enviousttv]

instead of having your table saw up on that plywood, you could make plywood shims/spacers to go between the caster and steel frame.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

That's a great outfeed table.

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks Angie!

[@Aelanna]

Wow, it must be nice to be able to get maple. LOL I can't imagine using that to make shop furniture, though.

[@codyfullersu443]

Great video! What color is that fenix top?

[@jdarmstrong29]

Awesome work!

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks!

[@travelswithdan6850]

I love your idea of using styrofoam under the peice your cutting with the tracksaw.

[@TheClBlues]

Please, my friend, do not wear gloves when using rotating machines !!! I know that the ones you wear are designed to avoid cutting your fingers, but only with static blades ( knives, handsaws, chisels,…). With a rotating machine, if the fabric of the glove is pinched by the blade it will drive your hand toward the blade instantly !!! You have so much followers that you're committed to show the right security rules, sorry ! Otherwise, congratulations for this brilliant project, that a really nice piece !🤩 Greetings from France !

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks for that advice! I'm not sure I agree when it comes to the style of gloves I'm using here. They are extremely snug and help me have a much better grip on the material, meaning I'm less likely to slip while using them. I think these are thin enough where a spinning blade would be more likely to rip/cut them before pulling my hand in. I should probably do some testing!

[@courtney_350F]

The casters seem interesting but the manual lifting will get old fast as you load up the table and drawers with tools. I would likely add some sort of foot lift to activate the casters.

[@craftedworkshop]

Thankfully I can activate them by lifting each end with my pallet jack, so that solves that issue!

[@courtney_350F]

@@craftedworkshop You have a link for that full face mask with filters on top. I noticed the mask at the 12:50 time stamp

[@travelwell8098]

Nice table! What thickness was your Fenix top?

[@tommunk300]

thats a nice outfeed table, I'm going to do one myself. I wonder if there is a special reason why you have mounted the chain block upside down, but nice work with the table

[@wktaylor11]

You'll like your batterystar much more if you hang it inverted. Put the motor on the top hook and then just have the chain coming down. I'm a rigger by trade and we use them in the way you have them in the video with the motor down. Most industrial applications put it motor up (in rigging we consider this inverted, but the industrial side considered what we do inverted...) :)

[@craftedworkshop]

I'll definitely try that! I mostly have it in this orientation for filming purposes, since it's easier to show the hoist working when it's lower.

[@Vaggumon]

Talking about making mistakes even as a long time woodworker. My shop teacher, 30+ years as a master furniture craftsman, said that he would at least once on every project cut something too short. So no matter how long you do it, you will still screw up from time to time.

[@craftedworkshop]

Yup, I think it's especially easy to do when I'm rushing or didn't sleep well. Fixing your mistakes is the sign of a true craftsman!

[@aldyvig2870]

I have an outfeed table that would be a similar weight to yours. Are you able to lift one end of your table to raise/lower the castors? I know I can't lift mine.

[@craftedworkshop]

I can, especially with my pallet jack 😁

[@idontthinkso666]

@@craftedworkshop You don't need a pallet jack. I've done this with a simple hand cart/dolly or even a long crow bar/wrecking bar. It's about leverage, not lifting capacity.

[@ironwoodoverland]

If I’m going to be adding some flush mounted L track and T track to a surface that I’m putting fenix on, would it be better to route out the channels for the tracks after applying the Fenix, or before bonding and then come back through with a flush trim router to cut out the fenix to match the channel?

[@tomd1939]

I'm not sure how close you are to the flooding from the hurricane, but I hope your family and your shop are okay

[@craftedworkshop]

We're fine, thank you for asking! There was a ton of damage in our area, we just got lucky.

[@BrenQ99]

You make me realize that my advanced joinery skills…. do not yet exist. But those casters…. on an in-use workbench you can use a car jack to activate the casters? The perfect cadter hasn’t yet been invented - whoever does will be rich. $$$$$

[@battlebotts]

You ever thought of a table with air jets in it. So when you push large boards it floats on the table when your pushing it through

[@craftedworkshop]

That would be super cool! Could probably repurpose an old air hockey table.

[@TheMonkey0763]

The "chainfall" is upside down, motor attaches to beam roller.

[@brianadriaanse3058]

@@TheMonkey0763 can be both but in his case will be more logic to stay the engine up

[@dravnieks]

Interlocking dado stack by CMT is legal in Europe, but it is imossible to get table saw with long enough arbor for dado stack. I use my dado stack on the shaper.

[@craftedworkshop]

Interesting, that would be extremely annoying but I guess you guys are used to working without them.

[@alastairmacdonald-pb9ki]

The problem in the UK only applies to workplaces and is you are not allowed to remove safety features ie blade guard or riveing knife

[@bankruptjojo5009]

The table should be the exact height as the saw imo. Other than that great build.

[@craftedworkshop]

I definitely could shim it for that to be the case but 1/2" difference isn't a big deal.

[@mark2talk2u]

Monty Python counting at the 8:58 mark. “…plenty of strength here with four Dominos …” Three Sir!

[@craftedworkshop]

Hah, four didn't end up fitting!

[@Sembazuru]

Nice use of a blank face of your table for that smart-home tablet-like thing. I probably wouldn't have done that myself because I'm afraid that I might be careless and put what ever is hanging off my belt through that screen.

[@lynnelewis9605]

Hi there it looks smart.x

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks!

[@120Livi]

Add a pull out extension. Would only need to be 300mm long, 2 dowels through the stretcher

[@LawDawg717]

If you enjoy woodworking, any excuse to build something new is acceptable.

[@craftedworkshop]

Yup, the storage upgrade was a huge reason to build something new.

[@603MPCOR]

Looks nice

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks!

[@Jonathan_Grider]

How are the Casters going to work when you have the entire table loaded down with tools, materials and other stuff from a build and "need" to move the out-feed table? I know you're a fit guy, but that's going to pose a problem in the future. I personally like the casters that use your foot to press/engage the caster and then you lift the lever to release the caster. But, to each his own... Good luck

[@craftedworkshop]

I don't move this table very regularly so these are a good option, since they keep the feet on the ground. The lever ones work well too but are a little awkward and still require some lifting if the bench gets heavy.

[@gonyerwoodconcepts2646]

Great job! Does the box joint blade require a different brake for the sawstop? I seen it was an 8” blade.

[@CloverWoodDIY]

I paused the video just to order those casters!

[@Zamboni-0805]

Just move your table a foot away from the table saw.. But the new outfeed table looks awesome!

[@douwearentz2017]

Hi buddy, looks great!

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks!

[@mellistan11]

why cant you hide the dust collection hose under the table?

[@erikolsen96]

I think the biggest issue though with the laminate is, it’s scratches when you look at it so it’s longevity as a shop furniture will probably not be great

[@craftedworkshop]

This FENIX laminate is a lot more durable, hoping it'll hold up OK.

[@idontthinkso666]

@@craftedworkshop I agree with the choice of laminate, and who cares if it gets scratched? It's SHOP FURNITURE, not a kitchen counter. However, I used wood grain laminate from Home Depot. Cheaper than FENIX laminate, and you don't see the (plentiful) scratches. And for the really big gouges, I fill with wood flavor bonds. It's a bombproof finish, dried glue pops right off, and it's super smooth.

[@aberba]

The outfeed table being that much low means the board will be raised at the end. Can be unsafe and difficult to control that way thorough the blade.

[@craftedworkshop]

The table being 1/4" lower doesn't make a bit of difference in my experience.

[@stephenwhelan901]

It would seem that the casters you used in your outfeed table might present an issue with an very large and heavy table that could get significantly heavier when the drawers are filled with stuff. Any worries about deadlifting that weight especially as you get older?

[@craftedworkshop]

You definitely need to be able to lift one end of whatever you're using the casters on. Thankfully, I can still do that but might need to swap to another option if I ever lose mobility.

[@thekiwinomad]

Great video. I really like the contrast in colors with the maple and the laminate. One question do you do any plans In metric measurements as that's what we use here in NZ

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks! Unfortunately, my plans are in imperial but I figure it'd be very easy to convert them to metric.

[@TheLalalala12345678]

I'm looking at the Fenix website. What specific material did you purchase?

[@dog2bert]

Please post a link to those casters

[@craftedworkshop]

Here you go: a2492d-4d.myshopify.com/products/r8-smart-caster?variant=42656714522669&ta_aff=C7TXXDJ5K8

[@hansangb]

@2:10 Huh. Just an hour or so is enough for the glue to dry? At least to work with it? I need to test some glue up times. I usually err on the side of caution and leave it in clamps overnight. And @19:10 I'll have to file that away. Looks like a great laminate for shops. Thanks for the tip.

[@craftedworkshop]

I primarily use this TiteBond Speed Set glue, sets up much more quickly. I love it. amzn.to/3C2IBCx

[@zlyzly5940]

this guy got bigger workshop than my house. btw since when ryan gosling is doing woodworking?

[@Edd030427]

How do you keep the smart screen dust free?!

[@craftedworkshop]

Oh, I'm sure it'll get plenty dusty, hah!

[@thewoodshop69]

Why do you have powermatic covered up? 🤔

[@craftedworkshop]

Because they dropped all of us KZbin woodworkers with no warning after getting tons of exposure from us for years. I don't want to promote them any more because of the way they handled the situation.

[@thewoodshop69]

@craftedworkshop i remember know. Sonavguns

[@philmoz100]

Does anybody know where he got these casters from for the workbench? Tia

[@tinkerer4]

Man, everyone wants to comment about the chain hoist being upside down, but if you take 10 seconds to google the brand, you'll see the product landing page specifically says it can be mounted either way and there are pros and cons to both mounting conventions. The direction he currently has it mounted allows him to access the battery without having to get a ladder out. He's not in a factory nor is he rigging industrial loads on the daily. His use case and needs are not necessarily the same as yours.

[@chrismarras4744]

Correct indeed. I sell these and that’s definitely a huge benefit.

[@courtney_350F]

@craftedworkshop You have a link for that full face mask with filters on top. I noticed the mask at the 12:50 time stamp

[@WinchesterxNL]

I'm not entirely sure if it's correct what you mentioned, about dado stacks now being legal internationally. Being in the Netherlands, I'm still unable to really get them. It's not illegal in the way you'll get in massive trouble or something, but it's still kinda frowned upon. I can be wrong, haven't really been able to find a lot of news around it all. I know there's one brand that has dado stacks now I think, that are allowed. But it's all a little bit confusing to find proper (and more importantly, recent) information about

[@craftedworkshop]

Interesting! Definitely a bummer they aren't easier to come by.

[@bike-on]

Upsidedown hoist?

[@c.harris7823]

Great build. That thing is solid! Where did you source the laminate (Fenix distributor?)

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks! I met a Formica employee at WorkbenchCon last year and he hooked me up with some samples!

[@c.harris7823]

@craftedworkshop, Thanks! Buying the plans now!! Love this table.

[@Mike-tp6mv]

What is the name of the mask you were wearing, and where did you order it from? Thank you, Great build!

[@tbarg86]

Wait where did you get those casters?

[@craftedworkshop]

Here you go : a2492d-4d.myshopify.com/products/r8-smart-caster?variant=42656714522669&ta_aff=C7TXXDJ5K8

[@mistacadogan]

Great Video!............glad i found it. I love your face mask, mind sharing what it is?

[@taylo105]

What mask/sheild did you use with the router?

[@craftedworkshop]

It's made by Peke Safety, just bought it recently : pekesafety.com/collections/powered-air-purifying-respirators/products/powercap-active-particulate-papr?variant=31337357738062

[@Painless61]

Nice Workshop furniture but why didn't you just turn your old workbench by 90 degree when cutting for size? Or where the rollers under the old work table not intended for use?

[@craftedworkshop]

I didn't want to have to move the table every time, just adds another step and reduces efficiency.

[@timmyers1006]

how much did it cost for the maple? Edit. That is beautiful, nice job.

[@andyknappenberger7512]

That chain hoist is upside down and it drives me nuts

[@folivier12]

It would be way less is the way

[@jonjohnson102]

Glad someone else saw that

[@romainjosephherin4604]

All Respekt.!!

[@robertcampbell2667]

Why did you not simply turn the original table side on?

[@scottbyrd2157]

Where did you get the casters???

[@craftedworkshop]

Here's the link : a2492d-4d.myshopify.com/products/r8-smart-caster?variant=42656714522669&ta_aff=C7TXXDJ5K8

[@CzKaa]

Normal people in case of extra long boards ... simple use ad-hoc carpenter's outfeed support after outfeed table. 🙂 Others makes new outfeed table with Domino... 😁

[@craftedworkshop]

Thankfully, I can take the time to work on these kinds of projects to make my shop as efficient as possible!

[@prosuc]

Why did you take off the caster wheels?

[@craftedworkshop]

Had to fiddle around a ton with the uneven floor and they were getting in my way, I'll be reinstalling them but ran out of time.

[@Looyenss]

tripping breakers is nog the fault of the saw... its the kinda breaker you use ;-)