CReeves Makes the Mobile Outfeed Assembly Table with Kreg Features ep020

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey everyone! Thank you very much for all of the feedback and comments on this build! Since building it, I have put it through the paces in the shop and it is doing amazingly well! A lot of you have asked about my dust port on my cordless circular saw. It is a customized Ridgid Brushless circular saw that I cut the guard on and used epoxy to mount an old Shop Vac nozzle into. I am putting together content for a KZbin video explaining why and how I did it as well as how it is holding up. Thanks again and stay tuned for more! Casey

[@CReevesMakes]

I have the Ridgid MS255SR sliding miter saw. It is an older model that I rehabbed and spruced up.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you for the comments! I hope to get into some metal and welding in the future.

[@maxjohnson1758]

There are no plans available for this on your website. Are there plans available somewhere else? Thanks.

[@CReevesMakes]

The plans for this build are in the link in the video description. Www.buildsomething.com

[@maxjohnson1758]

@@CReevesMakesGot it, thanks!

[@jeanpaulvargas3645]

I bought this for my friend for his birthday as we just moved into a new house and he finally has room for a workshop. The bench was very easy to set up kzbin.infoUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh They center support is a little difficult to snap in and out of place at first but at least then we know the bench is secure. It was a pleasant surprise when we saw it came with clamps. I apparently missed that in the description. My friend loves the versatility of the bench. Great starter bench for his workshop and easily transportable all over our property. I wish the bench was a little taller but the other features of the bench more than make up for that.

[@CReevesMakes]

Awesome! Glad it worked out for you and congrats to you and your friend!!

[@TheDopalgangr]

I sure hope that Kreg gave you all that stuff for free as there isn't many scenes that do not show something made by them! Also, the video was done very well and professional but the BEST part of the video that I enjoyed was seeing that your wife (I assume) was there helping you along the way. I wish my wife would get involved with my woodworking projects like that! You Sir have a keeper!

[@CReevesMakes]

The video was sponsored by Kreg, yes. I love when my wife comes out and we can work through a project together and enjoy eachothers time. Start with something small and simple for the house or for a gift for a loved one and work from there. It may come. Thanks!

[@m3rdpwr]

Nice project. The black melanin top really sets off the whole table.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks!

[@johndee1855]

Nice work... as a finish carpenter, luv the attention to details

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much John! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@paulojosemarinhodemello4050]

I'm in Brazil and I saw your video, Perfect. Success to all.

[@CReevesMakes]

Excellent! Thank you very much! 👍🏻

[@АнатолийЮдинцев-г3о]

Master Revolution! О, да! Вы серьёзно поработали, этот стол почти шедевр. Только неучем вроде меня его сделать нереально! У вас есть опыт, средства, и скорее всего образование для работы по дереву.

[@b1denison]

That is one of the finest benches I have yet to see! Thanks for sharing it and looking forward to your future Projects!

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you Brian! 👍🏻

[@bradymcphail9690]

I forgot how much I liked this outfeed table and this channel! I sub’d today!

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks Brady! I really appreciate it! Thanks for the sub!

[@kiddynamite101_5]

the out fead table looks clean.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks! It’s still a beast! Use it every day!

[@FIREBALL5307]

Great job I love it ..

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks!

[@billm4560]

I just found your channel Casey! You did an outstanding job on that table! 👍 Sure got me to subscribe! Thank you very much for sharing!

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks for subbing Bill! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ErikHovedskou77]

Wow looks great :) I only have 2 bucks in my workshop right now and would like to make something similar that can fit my workshop

[@paulbodypumper1]

Very nice bench m8

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you thank you! 🙏🏻👍🏻

[@gregpato520]

Could you add some video of using the outfeed table with your table saw please? Thx

[@CReevesMakes]

Sure! Stay tuned. Trying to line up a shop tour and will show it.

[@jamesdavis-hc2iu]

NEAT I like it

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much James!

[@nidalnidal4282]

شغل مرتب وحلو انيق

[@gsandersg]

Super wow

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks! 👍🏻👊🏻

[@mohdalisyed]

i just saw a 14 minute commercial for kreg 😕

[@CReevesMakes]

Funny how they sponsored the video...isnt it?

[@leandersmith6184]

Skip the music the talking is way more exciting. Nice project. I made the drawer bottoms from a fine mash material and put a slide out piece of thin plywood on the bottom of the cabinet collecting all the dust what would be accumulate otherwise in the drawers. Thanks for sharing.

[@NMranchhand]

Couldn’t agree more. Music can be a powerful mood controller for a video but it should be so low that it never breaks into the viewer’s consciousness. Your best point is that we came to hear the insights of this clever fabricator, and that’s music to our ears😅

[@PhilVandelay]

Wow! definitely one of the nicest benches I've seen, well made, super sturdy and with a ton of really clever features.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you Phil! The thing is a tank and is up for most tasks! I had it out in the driveway last night and people were driving by slowly and looking at it. 😊

[@89Ayten]

Always appreciate more relatable videos where people aren't using $30,000 festool and grizzly setups

[@CReevesMakes]

I know what you’re saying and my tools have improved over the years so I am not far off your target. I do this for a cash earning hobby and am extremely fortunate that I can do it at this level and work with cool companies. Thanks for watching!

[@NunYa953]

I could never do this. I seem to cut a board 3 times and it's still too short.

[@Weshopwizard]

You gotta cut on the other side.

[@NunYa953]

@@Weshopwizard But I'm right handed.

[@Weshopwizard]

@@NunYa953 flip it over then.

[@NunYa953]

@@Weshopwizard BRILLIANT!

[@NunYa953]

@@Weshopwizard God dammit. That didn't work!

[@timfoster5043]

A fine example of ad placement. (Sure hope Kreg sponsored this video. ;) )

[@CReevesMakes]

LOL Tim! Yeah it was sponsored so thats why there was so much blue and "Kreg" going on. Thanks!

[@markschiavone8003]

new drinking game, Everytime he says Kreg, take a swig

[@CReevesMakes]

I wonder if I should take a drink while doing the voice-over every time I say Kreg. That would be entertaining by the end!

[@markschiavone8003]

CReeves Makes, lol that would make your video even better. nice work btw. to bad you couldn't get the black melamine top in half inch. the bevel edge adds a nice dimension tho. enjoy your awesome table!!

[@ZacJones]

Nice work! This was satisfying to watch and super informative thank you!

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much! That means a lot to me. 👍🏻

[@bingster-223]

I'll be building my table in a couple months, I've been looking for a simple and strong design with tons of functionality. I've come across some incredible tables, but they're too complex and or they have every machine and tool to help them. Anyway I'll be add this design to my list of about 5 tables i not only like but can build at my current skill level. 👍

[@bobtexan592]

I see you have Kreg everything... I suppose they subsidized this Kreg commercial you made... LOL. Nice work, but having all their gadgets is not a reality for most.

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey Bob, yes the video was sponsored by them to promote their clamping and cabinet building accessories. I build alot of cabinet style and craft style projects and this is the perfect setup for me. I agree that most people will not need or pay for all of this product, but it shows the capability.

[@bobtexan592]

Sure i figured. I have been making high end cabs and furniture for 30+ years and had the screw pocket jig when it first came out in the early 90's.. Didnt use it very often. IMO its not good to use any one system bc it limits what a person will learn when it comes to how things can be done and all the options you have.

[@CReevesMakes]

I agree Bob, I see its limitations and I have been wanting to test other forms of joinery as I grow in my hobby. For the jobs I have completed to this point, the pocket holes have been a great way to produce quick and strong results. Thanks for the feedback. 👍🏻

[@suzukitard]

Kreg bought a company car off this dudes workbench. It’s like a blue Mercedes in your garage and I’m beyond jealous😍

[@Deaner3D]

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[@Deaner3D]

if you didn't get it - this was a kreg marketing promo - also MICROJIG! hahaha Nice project man, but honestly if you didn't receive any money and/or free tools from kreg be sure to mention that in the video. Otherwise it's a nice project which you put a lot of work into but really is just an infomercial.

[@CReevesMakes]

LOL, Yeah, I was joking with another subscriber about making it into a drinking game.

[@CReevesMakes]

I did mention at the end that the video was sponsored by Kreg. I will definitely say it in the beginning for the next video. Thank you for the input and feedback. - Casey

[@DIYMontreal]

Casey, awesome video! So professional too. I have to build one of these for myself for sure! Again, really really well done.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much Marie! That means a lot to me!

[@JamesKing-fg3wn]

Love the bench, were in the heck did you find the black melamine! Cant find it anywhere! Stupid Arizona!

[@Wesssssst]

I never would've known he was sponsored by kreg until he said something...

[@CReevesMakes]

Make it a drinking game! LOL

[@doitmervself]

do/ if you have kreg angle clamps ( do or if ) they make this job easy

[@CReevesMakes]

The 90° pockethole clamps? Yes and yes they will make any pockethole joinery project easier. If you do any plywood work, check out the Kreg corner clamps as well. Those are really nice.

[@doitmervself]

@@CReevesMakes Actually I dont have any kind of these tools , but as long as I watch any videos that contained this brand, absolutely I wud say , *they make this job easily* .. indeed

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Another great build. I checked your website for plans for this one. Didn't find them. Do you have plans for this? It looks great!

[@CReevesMakes]

thanks! The plans are on the Build Something website. The link is is the description

[@Assorted12]

Maybe under the overhanging end you could install a paper reel to pull up over the tabletop when doing glue-ups or finishing. Just a couple holes, a rod with end caps, and the paper reel and you're in business.

[@CReevesMakes]

You know, I thought about that and just never implemented it. Currently, that is where my vertical clamping table saw jig is stored. Fits perfectly, so much so, that I forget its there! LOL. Thanks for watching!

[@aaaaa1957]

I wish I had the skill to build this. Great video. I have to ask, why does a video like this get thumbs down? Is it just plain jealousy or some small minded people or group that just goes around giving thumbs down?

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks! Yeah not sure. Maybe it doesn’t hit all the marks that someone expects? In my opinion, don’t leave a thumbs up or down and just explain your reason in the comment. More clarity that way! 😆 thanks for watching and for commenting! 👍🏻

[@mattklump]

I wish I had the money this guy wastes on Kreg screws.

[@CReevesMakes]

Ha! when your video is sponsored, you dont have to pay for the screws.

[@richh7539]

@@CReevesMakes Money/screws shouldn't matter as long as your doing something you enjoy doing. I plan to build a similar build and I plan to use plenty of Kreg screws. CReeves keep on building!!!!!!!

[@bertiemenheere2994]

A great workbench, it give my new ideas for my workbench. Thankyou 🏆

[@schonandfriends]

Same here....been racking my brain trying to come up with a good design. I love this table! Gonna do my best to reproduce it. Thanks for the great video!

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks and good luck Miguel! Check out the build plans on www.BuildSomething.com !

[@custombikedesigns343]

Boy that is going to take a ton of glue and popsicle sticks then....

[@lancesloan5451]

AWESOME setup! Thanks for sharing and it helped me visualize what I would like in my next workbench build. Keep the sawdust flyin' :)

[@SuperWingman69]

Casey, I've been searching for almost a year now for an assembly/out feed table to build. I'm glad I waited as I just found "The One" I'm going to build. Heading over to Build Something to get the plans now. I'm subscribed and thank you for your hard work!

[@Techsus1]

@SuperWingman69 - same for me!

[@dpinilla10]

Casey, where did you purchase your black laminate from? I can find white but I really liked the look of the black.

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey there! Its black melamine from Menards. Thats the only reasonable place I could find it. $35 for a full 4x8 sheet. Good luck!

[@Khaim3ra5o3]

I've been looking for a video like this for months.. Most woodworking channels use too many fancy tools to do their projects. You did this project with simple tools w/ the same, if not better results than most other woodworking channel would've done. You just earned a sub my friend.

[@CReevesMakes]

Why thank you! I used what I had in my shop and you can really build this without fancy looks. Its all in what you have available and how you want the bench to look. Thanks again! 👍🏻

[@Hood.Housekeeping]

Honest question. If you think this was built with simple tools what videos have you seen, channel?, and what fancy tools are you talking about. Not everyone has a nice table saw or all the pocket hole products he uses or even a router. This table has got to be the best I've seen yet though.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks for the question. All of my tools are run of the mill big box store tools that are readily available and affordable. Technically, you could build this table with a drill/ impact, circ saw, and a jig saw. The sanders and routers are all for superficial reasons. I do this for a hobby that sometimes pays for itself. So when I get some funds, they go to buy new tools. Thats all. Thanks again and I appreciate the feedback and the compliment. The table has been awesome in my shop since it was built. Just used it tonight. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Khaim3ra5o3]

@@Hood.Housekeeping you clearly haven't seen other people's videos making this type of workbenches, but like he said, you could always buy those inexpensive tools anywhere and still get the job done. And if you don't have half of the tools he used, you should really look into investing into some before planning to build a workbench lol

[@larsonbennett5903]

I've been debating on whether to use Melamine or Formica for the top of my new bench/assembly table. Melamine would be more affordable. Has your Melamine top held up well. BTW, very nice work.

[@CReevesMakes]

Yes mine has held up very well. Formica would be more durable probably but yes, more expensive. Thank you very much and good luck.

[@giantpune]

Brought to you by Kreg.

[@tugnut1]

spectacular bench. Nice job. I have a Ron Paulk style assembly table very similar to what you made. I used dog holes instead of the kreg clamp system. If I made it again, I might go your route.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks John! Yeah I initially thought about the dog hole route but didnt want to spend all that time marking and drilling . I use a lot of small screws in some projects and I would just be knocking those into the holes all day long LOL. Thanks again and have a great day!

[@jd3k]

How do you make such clean cuts on melamine? Pristine work, gj 👌👍

[@CReevesMakes]

Easy, fine tooth blades. 👍🏻

[@KingsFineWoodworking]

Great build!

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much! Love your videos and your torsion bench build! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@philkidd]

Really glad I discovered your channel! I know this one is from 4 years ago, but as with your recent sled build, this outfeed/work table is pretty much just the design I’ve been looking for. Most excellent!

[@glenadams9259]

You'd think that if Kreg sponsored this video, you could at least mention them once or twice lol

[@jakewilson1070]

Really confused on this build. You built the top with the space directly below it that typically exists for when you have bench dog holes in your work surface. The purpose of that space is so you can stick bench dogs or bench dog clamps into the top and they extend into the space below the top. But your work surface has no bench dog holes...

[@CReevesMakes]

My original plan was to add dog holes but then I hesitated because I didn’t want to completely go nuts on the top. I have added a couple here and there over the years but I am glad that I didn’t do a full grid layout.

[@briansterling5912]

Longest Kreg advertisement ever.

[@rickwar0]

Sorry, but what's up with all the pocket holes? There were places were simple on-end screws could have been placed, because they would have been covered up. In functional pieces, I hate pocket holes' ability to fill up with dust. I think this was done by a Kregg Employee.

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey Rick, we actually did screw up and do way more pocketholes than we needed, especially under the top layers. My goal with the entire bench was to not have any visible holes or screws anywhere. I don’t mind pockethole when they are in the inside of a project and to me, they make the project move along. I do not like screwing into the edge of plywood as it splits the plus almost every time. I am also not a Kreg employee, the video was sponsored by them. Thanks for watching

[@remycorcellut9366]

Bonjour, c'est tout simplement magnifique ! Bravo !

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you! Merci beaucoup!

[@remycorcellut9366]

;-)

[@paulaparycki2424]

Not the most solid construction, but, it would be okay I guess. Of note though, each and every mfg. tool is spotless, new, and shiny . . . fresh out of the box. How much did they pay you to do this ad for them? That is what this video is . . . nothing to do with building techniques . . . only how to make a buck techniques

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks for the comment Paul. The construction is good for what I use it for. I know I could have done half laps but this bench is going to live in my shop so it will be fine. Each tool is clean and spotless because I keep it that way. I clean up all of my tools after every project. This is a hobby for me so it is where I dwell in my down time. Yes, Kreg and I had a contract sponsorship for this bench but I was going to build it either way. We had talked about it and worked out a deal and this is the result. The video is covering how I built the bench and worked their product into it. It’s a partnership. Thanks for watching.

[@AverageCarGuy]

I’ve watched about a hundred bench videos and I think this one is my favorite. How many hours did it take you to do this ? I want to make sure I budget enough time.

[@CReevesMakes]

I do this as a hobby so it took a long time for me but I would say a solid week or so depending on availability. Figure a day to get and cut materials, a day to cut slots and build the torsion box, a day to build the base and the drawers, and a day to do the tracks and melamine stuff. That’s 4 solid days so, yeah a week with some forgiveness built in. Good luck and thank you very much. I have a link on my website for all the things I use in my shop and in my projects. They are affiliate links so it helps support what I do in my shop. Thanks

[@diywoodworking7490]

Nice work, I made mobile liftable workbench with DEWALT DW745 and DW735 today!

[@CReevesMakes]

Oh awesome! Send me a picture at [e-mail]

[@ANDRESCUESTAS]

how ppl give u a thumbs down??? u rock dude!!!

[@CReevesMakes]

Cant please everyone man! Thanks for the compliment! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@whoDatBeDare]

Jealousy

[@CReevesMakes]

Haha thanks!

[@adorbsx_nailz]

Tired of seeing so many links to amazon. It would be nice to see people sharing links to the best pricing, not just a one stop place to buy just so you can make money off my purchase. Nice work, but I won't be buying on amazon.

[@CReevesMakes]

You can buy the items anywhere you’d like. It would be impossible to share a link to the best price as the sales and promotions would be difficult to keep up with in retrospect. I merely give you an opportunity to buy what you want and support my channel. That’s all. Thank you for the comment and I hope you continue to watch. 👍🏻

[@jesuspectre9883]

This thing is sturdy as hell. I've sold a ton of these.

[@Belg1970]

So you make these benches for other people? Why wouldn't they make them for themselves?

[@jesuspectre9883]

@@Belg1970 Gifts, starter benches. Thanks for your grumpy skepticism! :)

[@Belg1970]

@@jesuspectre9883 Wow GRUMPY?? just asked a question.

[@jesuspectre9883]

@@Belg1970 Thanks, Santa Claus! Have a good one! :)

[@FlyinTrapezious]

How much do you get for one of the benches that you build?

[@BrankoGerasimovic]

,,your website" is full of mallware, popups that screems ,,you have xx viruses on your device"... never again

[@CReevesMakes]

Wait, on my website?! I was just there and everything was fine.

[@davogifman542]

Nice table. With what kreg charge's for their merchandise they can certainly afford to hook you up CR that's for sure. I don't blame you for getting a few cents of their $30,000,000 a year advertising bubget. Good job!

[@jbenlester]

First off, awesome job. I'm planning on building this same thing with a few minor adjustments. One question: I notice at the end of the video where you're showing off the finished project, it looks like there is a small gap between the top of the legs and the underside of the top (14:05). Was that intentional so that the top rests on the braces instead of the legs? Or like most of my builds, accidental because it's hard to get everything lined up perfectly? (I'm not nit picking your work - again, this thing is awesome).

[@CReevesMakes]

Ahhh, good eye! At the last minute I had to fix the base of my table saw and re level the feet on it. Unfortunately I had already cut the legs to this bench and my saw was now about a half inch taller so I raised the torsion box up about a quarter inch. Good catch.

[@meanmaori00]

Excellent how you point out issues as they arise.

[@realdealappeal]

New to wood work but 20 years metal experience. Been searching videos for days. Happy I found this one. Christmas one day early. I'm aware already Kregg is the truth but thank you for making this video. This is my permanent work bench I'm going to replicate your work man. Than you. I will comment again once I finish. Thanks again to you for your time and Kregg for the greatest jigs ever made to the DIY. Happy holidays.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks for watching!

[@CPBuilds]

Looks better in person...I know :) excellent video.

[@CReevesMakes]

Ha! Thanks Chris! Next time, we will have more time and we can have a couple drinks and a few more stories....maybe a Live? 👍🏻

[@CPBuilds]

CReeves Makes a live?!?! Hmmmmmm...I could be down for that.

[@Blaze_1961]

Very nice, the only thing I may have done was cut long thin strips to shim under the channels so they are flush with the top. hahaha I just scrolled to read comments and I had already posted this 10 months ago

[@CReevesMakes]

Lol! Yeah I should have done that differently as well but they are actually holding up really well and I haven’t had any issues with them being lower. Thanks again for the comment!

[@sumosprojects]

A thoroughly enjoyable video to watch, love what Kreg makes to make our lives easier 🔨🔨👍👍👍

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much! They sure do make it easy!

[@Blaze_1961]

Is there a reason you didn't shim the Kregg Track to be level with the table top instead of chamfering or just route out the channels in the top? Also less screws to fasten the bottom as you said you may want to remove it.

[@CReevesMakes]

I didn’t want to raise the track off of the wood bed as it may flex when doing heavy duty clamping. I could be wrong but it was just my impression. I would rather have it level as you mentioned. Thanks for the input!

[@silverfox8801]

From a seasoned 🇬🇧 carpenter. You got some great skills brother! Subbed and looking forward to your next videos!? 👊👊

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks Silver Fox! I appreciate that! More to come for sure!

[@artconnolly9519]

So all I need to do is spend about $10,000 on all your kreg jigs and fixtures and I too can build a bench? Just kidding i have my share of kreg products and i love them all as well.

[@western-jg4hk]

Супер!!! ЛаиК!!!

[@paulhunn5856]

You should have called this vid ...”KREG”. I would have to take second on my mortgage to afford all that Kreg..... nice bench tho.

[@CReevesMakes]

I get it, it is a lot for most people but as projects and sales increase, I need to move into a more production and smart way to be able to produce projects quickly. Plus, I take some of that cost into account when pricing out projects. it all works out in the end.

[@tcbridges]

You video is fantastic and I love the table. Could you tell me that the black surfaced plywood was. Thank You

[@custombikedesigns343]

If you don't know what he used after "7 times" of it being said in this video. You won't get it sadly on the 8th time either. You may want to try a more easy project. Like gluing your hand to a peace of wood first.

[@markk4015]

I recently built this and am happy with the results. Casey did a great job and put a lot of thought into the design. I would recommend the project but there are a few things I would do differently. I paid a premium price for MDF with a laminate top and wish I had just bought the laminate myself and glued it to hardwood ply. The reason? You have to screw through the ply underneath the MDF to attach it and screws do not work well in MDF. In that regard, plywood isn't that great either, but it's much better that MDF! And I experimented with every method - different pilot holes, etc. Also, be careful where you put the third crosspiece on the torsion box. The metal track sits right above it and there is not a lot of wiggle room to get the screws in. And he doesn't mention it, but you can't put the last crosspiece in until the very end of the build because the screws from the rear metal track have to be in first. And you'll need to notch out the crosspiece to accommodate them. That's not an issue though. Unlike the video, I routed out for the vise before I attached it to the box. It was much easier, and I don't have the freehand skills Casey does. All in all, it's a project well worth the time and effort to complete it.

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much for the review Mark! I appreciate all of your information. In retrospect, I think I would have added threaded inserts and bolts to hold the top on. It’s a more secure way to align and lock everything down. When you change out the top, just remove the inserts and use them on the new piece. I also should have done the vice locations before finishing but it was a last minute idea. The track bolts and the torsion box was also a last minute “what do I do now” moment. Thanks for all the support and for building this plan!

[@FlyinTrapezious]

Excellent video and build. The 965 thumbs down need to.have their thumbs cut off .

[@CReevesMakes]

😂! I appreciate that but then they couldn’t make anything without opposable thumbs!

[@gambit1001]

Hello, Nice video, I learned allot and looks like a great bench! I noticed many of the pocket holes were screwed in on the inside going outward. Just for people who don't know, this makes for a weaker connection. For a stronger connection drill your screw towards the inside of the wood. There are plenty of videos out there that explain why this is, and how to plug the holes. Hope this tip is helpful. Liked and subscribed!

[@toy4x4fj58]

Marc Venne I was wondering the same thing. I was under the impression that you are NEVER supposed to use pocket holes in this way.

[@aaroncruz8225]

Hi awesome table ! Where did you get the black melamine I cannot find it. Thanks!!

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey thanks! I get it at Menards or you can order it at Home Depot

[@gsallis85]

Great build. Do you find any sagging due to weight? I have a workbench similar without the torsion box top. The 4casters, but I find the middle has sagged and pulls the top down with it. Producing a dip. Guessing the torsion box stops this?

[@CReevesMakes]

I have seen zero flatness issues with the torsion top. Still the same as the day that I built it. It’s definitely more beat up but it’s holding up amazingly well.

[@gsallis85]

@@CReevesMakes awesome. That's good to hear. Looks like I need to make an upgrade. And casters hold up well with the weight?

[@ArteOriginal]

QUE FANTASTICO QUE HA QUEDADO , EXELENTE !!!!!!!!!

[@enema2005]

HI Creeves! first of all, awsome desing and awsomelly built. Only thing i dont get is how you attached the kreg clamp rail that goes where the vises are, only 1 line of bolts instead of 2? is it still strong with only 1 line? Can you enlighten me? BEst regards and like i said, awsome job!

[@CReevesMakes]

I had to counterbore the plywood underneath and I didn’t hit record on my camera for that . 🤦🏻‍♂️ there are two rows of bolts in that end.

[@enema2005]

@@CReevesMakes oh i see. so thatr one was assemblewd before the torsion box right?

[@afanofdieselengines675]

Thank you for the awesome plans. I have the same table saw as you. Any way to get the cutting dimensions/instructions for the cutout for the saw motor? Thanks again! Loren

[@Particle44]

The bench looks great and I am working on expanding my workshop as well, but I always thought that you shouldn't use pocket holes across grain for wood expansion?

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey John, thanks for watching! I thought the same thing and built a few small projects first using across grain pocket holes but I have not had any expansion issues. My bench is still rock solid and the joints are all still flush and square. 👍🏻

[@Palettendealer]

Good Morning from Germany :) Nice Project 😍 Nice Mobile Workbench 😍 Greets from Germany Bavaria Helmut #palettendealer

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you for tuning in from 🇩🇪! I truly appreciate it! Thanks 🙏🏻

[@nightstringers]

first for the 68 thumbs down you are 68 idiots ..To call this gorgeous is an understatement .Dude I love this ..A true work of art .I enjoyed every second of this video . It looked so hard to build ..I want one ....Thank you for such an amazing video .. Your narration was also great ....listening to to walk us through your build made it sound so easy and I know it was anything but easy.. Thanks again for your amazing video .. Did I say how much I love this..I would put it in my living room lol lol

[@CReevesMakes]

Thanks for all the kind words! Its all in taste and desires man. Not everyone is going to like it, but its mine, built the way I want it. Thanks and glad you enjoy it. There are plans just in case you want to build a new coffee/ mobile outfeed/ assembly table!

[@هيثمالملكهيثم-ج2خ]

السلام عليكم. أخي ممكن قياسات الطول والعرض والارتفاع. مع الشكر والتقدير. عمل رائع جدا

[@svennorcia9133]

Servus Sebastian, auch hier mal wieder ein sehr informatives Video über die Maschinen. Dank dir habe ich mir schon die ein oder andere Maschine gekauft oder auch nicht. Was ein Glück habe ich deine Videos gefunden. Daumen hoch, weiter so. :-)

[@michaelsteakley3898]

Does your outfeed table just sit next to the saw or is it attached? What about table saw miter slot extensions?

[@CReevesMakes]

It just sits next to it and the bench is about 1/8” lower than the miter slots depth so that bars clear it.

[@collinfields9571]

You and I have the same table saw so how far did you extend the table to accommodate the saw motor?

[@CReevesMakes]

The overhang is 12" to the torsion box and 14" to the legs.

[@custombikedesigns343]

Okay so $15,000 in tools and few $100 later you can buld this table to kids! Just get a few sponcers and sell your kidney.

[@CReevesMakes]

I wish I had 15k in tools! Lol! 😜

[@CReevesMakes]

I wish I had 15k in tools! Lol! 😜

[@timothyporter1632]

Beautiful design and execution! Will you leave the wood unfinished, or apply an oil, or....?

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you TImothy. I plan to use a waterbased poly on it...when I get time. I should have done it right away, but I had projects in the wings and I wanted to get using it. I have finished other shop projects with waterbased poly with really good results.

[@thegreatgazoo]

Thanks for this video. I've been looking to make a bench to replace my wobbly sawhorses and plywood top for a while. This is pretty much perfect for me because I love Kreg tools as well. Also thanks for making the plans for free on your website with a step by step instruction guide. This will make it really easy for me to follow along on my shop computer. I'm going to start on this next weekend! :)

[@CReevesMakes]

Thank you very much and good luck! Feel free to ask me questions if you hit any snags. Also, please rate and review the project on plans website! That means a lot to me and helps me to know that everything is relayed to everyone clearly. Thanks and take care. Have fun!

[@markk4015]

Great job. New subscriber here. I don't get how this could get 849 unlikes.... I recently bought a SS and an outfeed table is on the top of the to-do list. There's a lot of good information out there on KZbin regarding the subject, and yours seems to fit what I need the best. I realize that Kreg sponsors you, but do you think you're better off with those tracks than you would be with an MFT type setup? If you can't answer that honestly, I wont take it personally. Everyone's got to eat.... I'm guessing you have a pretty flat and level workshop floor because your design doesn't account for ones that aren't. Thanks for sharing.

[@CReevesMakes]

Hey Mark! Thanks for tuning in and the kind words! I am hoping for a SS someday! This project was sponsored, yes, but the tracks were going to be there either way! I like the options but I also have the Kreg version of the MFT with dog holes and such. My assembly table is perfect for what I do though and it’s very stable. Also my shop is very flat so I chose not to add flip down levelers or any kind of pads but I could easily add theRockler ones or equivalent. Thanks again and let me know if you have any other questions

[@BraxtlyTools]

I love this video! You could save yourself some time and give yourself a little more design freedom with a multi angle template tool. Just sayin. :) Emmy Braxtly

[@CReevesMakes]

Good point Emmy! I built the taper jig for another project and it has proven very useful over the past several months. Thanks!

[@cafezaccx6968]

hi ! Nice bench ! Ii think the price of the materials ,screws and glue cost a lot ... how much did it cost all 2gether ? cheers :)

[@CReevesMakes]

Yes it is a fairly expensive project but if you work out in your shop a lot, it’s worth it!

[@cafezaccx6968]

@@CReevesMakes yes you right , anything we do make for ourselves, it's worth more then money ! ❤️

[@tracykooken2606]

its great looking !!!!!!!!!!!!! lookg back what, if any, changes would you do ??????????

[@CReevesMakes]

I would make it bigger! A full 4x8 and probably layout the drawers better. The space on the left side is a little useless for what I intended it for.

[@NixPix87]

your links show you used 3" casters. I add up 34 3/4" in total height by your plans then...what am I missing? where is the 1.25" left over?

[@هيثمالملكهيثم-ج2خ]

Very good. Ples gev me size. Thanks for you

[@kovuk9]

AWESOME video & high end pool table, I mean workbench LOL. In all honesty what a functional piece of art, not to mention showing how versatile and useful Kreg systems are.

[@collinfields9571]

AWESOME TABLE! I was looking for a good assembly table to build because I just bought a new table saw. This table is perfect because you and I have the same saw. Thanks a lot.

[@CReevesMakes]

Awesome! Thank you!