DIY Mobile Workbench Part 2 | All In One Woodworking | Dust Collection & Milwaukee Packout Storage

[@MattFaust]

Not a lot of workbench videos that I would "pay for the plans", but this one I would buy... Let me know if there are any plans, even rough ones; I'd be happy to support the channel.

[@irishhandyman2009]

From a guy that has invested in Packout boxes I can tell you from personal experience they are sturdy, and well worth the money. You wont regret the money spent. Mine are loaded and unloaded out of pickup a lot. Been dropped, been wet, blazing sun, freezing temps. They just work. There are tons of 3D goodies to add for all kinds of custom applications. Really diggin on your design.

[@junfan1986]

I love the ambition and thoroughness of this build. My only complaint would be that he did all the cutting with the corvette in the garage and got it all dusty

[@DarkSun6890]

I'd still love to see a part 3!

[@adamelewis09]

I'm dying for a cut list and plans for this!

[@Garrett_Brown]

I second this

[@Thailerr]

Agreed!

[@philiph3156]

Third!

[@willburchfield]

Commenting for notifications if plans drop. Great job @that tech teacher

[@WilliamRobinsonislostinspace]

I quadruple this

[@ThePapabear2012]

Some bigger wheels I think this would be a nice setup to roll into a box trailer. Jobsite workstation. I'd add a flip up Outfeed Table and maybe a breaker box with inlet port to connect it to a generator.

[@JamesMcCarty]

That storage is badass. There is no perfect. Because as soon as you build the perfect they come up with something new and now that is the perfect. It's whatever works for you for whatever you do at the time you're doing it.

[@derksgarage]

"I have access to a laser engraver" - the most subtle tech teacher brag lol, I love having access to my lab as well.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

😂 it comes in handy! If only we had a CNC router...

[@lanceyohe6026]

@@ThatTechTeacher427 The Shaper Original has completely changed a lot of my woodworking. Changed me from a 57 yr old paper and pencil Luddite to a tech savvy, 3D CAD modeling, CNC millennial :)

[@leewalerzak]

A flip up outfeed table at the back would complement this

[@Patrick-en2rv]

Love the bench! Been looking a very long time to find the right one. I especially like the transverse table saw mount and NOT having to move the chop saw! 👑

[@shaikhahmed7929]

14:15 "probably too many pocket hole screws" There has never been an understatement 🤣🤣

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

lol

[@davebishop2566]

Your engineering is wonderful, inspiring and super helpful. I crawled underneath my 16 foot long welding table looking for a way to store my sortimos. Supernice

[@aco319sig3]

I really like your dust collection solution.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks, I will admit it is not perfect Hopefully I will make it better this winter in an update.

[@rgause100]

Only one thing I want to say, cover your Corvette . 😅 Awesome work table .

[@dominickcorsetti5526]

Real nice man. Maybe a folding wing on the right side for the miter saw.

[@keyslapper]

Now I see why the planer is on the side. Good choice!

[@jeffsnyder2453]

Pretty awesome video. Seeing the Cleetus shirt just made it even more legit!

[@denniscarreno5882]

Nice build! Greetings from down under Australia….stay safe…

[@stuartkorte1642]

Love Shop Nation but haven’t seen the stop so thanks. Bench has turned out pretty nice. 👍

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks! That stop is clutch and I am going to use his miter dust collector in a future update, I pretty excited lol

[@sunnyd425]

Extra like for the cleetus shirt!! Great looking project.

[@patrickflanagan8008]

You've made a smashing job of this bench....nice one matey.

[@AnthonyOnorato]

great solution for the packout. Wondering if you are willing to sell the router template for the bottom of the Packout?

[@ravingdog24]

Pack outs are good to go, so heading to Grandma's house to fix something will be easier

[@armandotejeda7988]

Great video!

[@johnwyliejr347]

Love the Cleetus shirt, huge fan of his. Hell yeah brother.

[@Dros34]

This is awesome. I keep seeing these videos and it’s tempting me more and more to build one. 😅

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Still really like mine and makes using these tools easier.

[@michil75]

I'll be honest with you, i used a lot of pocket holes on my 2x4s and screwed them tight with my Milwaukee tool. It's pretty cool 😅 Great vid ! Liked & subscribed

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Appreciate it

[@ogsan1296]

Your build is amazing. I wish you were selling your build plan. Very nice. Thanks for taking us on your journey.

[@davemoon7007]

I love those cases integrated with the shelf/drawers. Just because of needing the holes to pop the cases into allowing the handles of the cases to be the drawer handles. AWESOME!

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks I can't take all the credit. I did see a company that made something similar but I kinda like mine the best lol

[@MichaelwAEL]

One word! Awesome!

[@Normal1855]

You've given me quite a few ideas. I'm making 3 mobile 4 foot benches, that I can take outside the shop to use. I'm possibly going to make a work bench, fo4 my table saw, that I can use also as a work bench, when th3 blade is lowered.

[@martybillich5430]

Great job of explaining each and every step. Well done.

[@vinf.4197]

Loved the workbench videos!! I have limited space in my garage too and you gave me a lot of good ideas!! Keep 'em coming!

[@ryanmurray2967]

If I knew you in high school, I'd nickname you... "Pocket Hole"... Why? Because you earned it PH!

[@danielgregory7200]

Nice concept!!! I would suggest putting a fold down outfield table for the table saw.

[@GraemePayne1967Marine]

Ingenious! Probably the most compact tool bench system I've seen!

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks I appreciate it!

[@nathanslawnsandgardens]

💯 agree

[@reelbigstudios]

Really nice bench, I will definitely be building mine from this design! You could also add a flip-up outfeed surface for your table saw on the back, as well as a flip-up extension support on the left side (beside where your router table will be).

[@thepawneeful]

Good idea. Any particular adjustable (locking) hinge options you’d recommend?

[@richspoon6386]

Been a year since this video where is part 3?! This is my inspiration for my workbench and table saw

[@bobbyhale2726]

Great build, I pretty much did the exact same thing for myself. I did add an outfeed table and I cut the angle off of the tablesaw dust collection so it pulls the hose all the way underneath the tablesaw.

[@tkorkunckaya]

I liked the idea very much. Very effective use of small space. Thanks.

[@brennenmarshall4040]

Just came across this channel. Great content and I love the support for Cleetus!

[@FallLineJP]

I like the orientation of the table saw. One thing that might make it even more usable is a fold-out outfeed support on the back. Bonus points if you can make it fold out upwards for the table saw or downwards for the planer 🤓🤓

[@WhistleRgv]

I wish to build this exactly. Your workbench is EXACTLY the dimensions of what would fit in my shed

[@jasonanderson8660]

Nice build! There's no such thing as too many pocket holes. :). Just like you can never have too many clamps.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

YES!! Someone understands

[@nonamuss9991]

Your students are lucky to have such a creative teacher!

[@alindorindicu3732]

Maaan, you realy realy like to explain stuff! And also, the Z06 is killer!

[@EllyECristiano]

Really nice job dude. 👏👏👏

[@markthompson1796]

Great build. Very well thought out.

[@roberthill9359]

Awesome workbench…🎉 👍🏻

[@kevinthomson6324]

Been planning a very similar bench as yours for my garage. Adding a flip up outfeed support would be a huge benefit

[@MrMcTavishOBS]

Maybe you could add blade storage and tools in between the pack out boxes and the planner/table saw. A tall pull out drawer with different types of blades and maybe additional planner blades and the tools needed to remove them. Also a few push sticks and misc table saw items. Could also store one or two small jigs

[@joshlindhorst3057]

Here for the Cleetus shirt hell yeah brother!!!

[@roberts2642]

This is what i need in my garage. Truly inspiring.

[@redbloodedamerican7130]

Man I really like that workbench. I just started building mine. 72 inches x 30 inches 34 inches high. You've given me some good ideas. Keep going I'm watching lol.

[@timhalleran3514]

Wow! This is an incredible build. This would solve my small place problem. Any chance you will sell the plans for the bench?

[@ChrisHornberger]

I'd be tempted to put a fold-down outfeed table on the back of your bench, too. Love that orientation.

[@95dodgev10]

This is the inspiration i needed. I say inspiration because i think i would reconfigure the table saw and miter saw layout but overall i like this setup a lot

[@crawlersncustoms]

Epic. Love the project and the content. Thank you.

[@SitchBlapped]

Fantastic table, I'll be building one for my shop shortly now lol

[@MrKirby365]

I will also say that the major benefit to your system is that I think it's a lot more powerful can picpull up more dust move a lot more air

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

I agree

[@cheesy1117]

Beautiful work bench! Craftsmanship is impeccable! Great work TTT!!!

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thank you very much!

[@jimrosson6702]

Looks great amazing work

[@georgemakryllos60]

One solution in removing the 2x4 that supports your table saw, could be making or buying a heavy duty right angle bracket in which the table saw leg rests on, this would free the space needed for your dust collection hose. I hope my explanation makes sense. Excellent multi-functional woodworking tool bench, you did a great job. The only thing I would change is the location of the thickness planer, somewhere higher for us older guys.

[@rickhayhoe]

Well . . . This is in the nick of time to bring a complete rethink of the mobile table saw bench of similar size that I was literally within hours of starting to build, but with its axis at 90 degrees to this one. Very interesting and practical concept for the small workshop that obviates a separate mobile bench for the miter saw. In my situation, however, a separate mobile stand for the planer and its dedicated dust collection system, with its outfeed table set at level to this benchtop seems a desirable variation. Two mobile benches rather than three represents a big improvement in a tight work space. Very useful video! Thanks, Ryan.

[@vNYCblade]

looks good, I think if you used smaller diameter flex hoses or even flexible PVC tubing with 1.5 or 2" diameter you could have gotten higher suction and had neater plumbing setup... Your airflow is fixed based on your pump and higher diameter hose/tubing means low pressure and lower diameter means higher pressure... you are pushing around air with wood dust... not wood chips... so higher diameter tubing simply lowers the overall efficiency of your dust extraction...

[@williamaugustus3296]

How did the dust collection below the miter saw work? Dust collection is especially challenging for some of the Dewalt miter saws. Ivac's vacuum switch is similar to the one you have, but it also allows you to route your dust collector and tools to separate outlets to avoid them bogging down or tripping the breaker. A fold-up out-feed table would be good. I have a similar bench for my Dewalt table saw, but i opted for a separate out-feed table. The benefit is that I can clamp them together for added stability.

[@adultonsethunter5370]

This looks like a near perfect solution for my shop which is half of a 1 car garage. I think between the table saw and packouts would be a great spot for a router lift and under the ledge to the right of the miter saw I would put a folding support with more t-track and stop block that gives more options for cutting down material to either side of the saw.

[@giantslug6969]

That's a nice bench.

[@FunFamilyZone]

Instant subscriber here! Love how you take the time to explain everything so that your viewers can understand what is taking place.

[@BobHolster-om8rf]

LIKE YOUR OPENING STEMENT.

[@sylvainbonhomme1409]

Milwaukee has been very aggressive and it shows in the quality and useful tools. I have traveled the Nunivik with a packout storage system and after a year and 20 + plane trips, the packout is still in perfect condition.

[@hawkie333]

Beautiful work! I may have to make something similar. The only thing I would add would be a router.

[@mikegrotte3953]

You are on top of it. I would like to start over with mine ( My lazy toolbox/shelf fitment problem would be: make the vertical space bigger). I do not get along with my router.

[@zackaryfry1825]

Not sure if there'll be room with all of the features you've packed in, but have you considered adding a slab on the back side that folds up? It would allow you to pull the bench away from the wall and have a much larger table to work on.

[@tbarg86]

Awesome build! Its nice that you were able to fit so many tools in such a compact space.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks I appreciate it. Hopefully we can fit a we more!

[@richmcdowell8662]

I am willing to buy some of your plans sir. I am a beginning Carpenter and I am building my shop and equipment. The last time I fiddled with it was in high school shop. Loooooong time ago. Love your videos by the way!!!

[@glendonbradley]

I love this idea! I would very much like to see a follow-up video several months after to see how you like it after using this setup for a while.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks! I will do that!

[@alliouaganaw4450]

Love the video and the workbench. Wondering if you will be sharing the plans for the workbench? I would love to build it this summer if possible.

[@quentinsherratt7969]

Excellent work💯🎯

[@miyahollands6136]

hi, it might be a way of adding a drawer slide uner the dust bin into the design, for easier emptying

[@trev2417]

Spot on love em

[@patriotkieler9750]

Amazing work

[@justbroome]

that's a nifty stop block for your miter saw 👍🏽

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Shop Nation on KZbin had a great idea and product

[@StikerTS84]

Those pack out box notches are perfect. That is great to keep the tray and the shelf together when you pull the box. WIthout the notches you would have needed a drawer front or something to hold the boxes to the drawer bottoms.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks I saw a few companies that make these and I thought the same thing. Would have been so much easier to just buy them premade though. Lol

[@fadhilseptiawan2476]

I was really surprised how much cutting power (and torque) this saw had out of the box. I've used other (10" saws) previously and was pretty surprised with the speed and cutting ability of this Dewalt saw.I have bolted mine to a table to minimize movement which I highly recommend.This is a Great saw kzbin.infoUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe with a light to see your cutting line (not a laser line).I'd recommend this saw fro anyone looking to upgrade from a 10" miter saw.

[@Brandon-zo9ly]

One of my favorite things about the pack out system is all the customization possible. I 3D printed tabs, so I can actually lock it to my slides. I also have a custom top with 3D printed parts so I can put it on top of my stack. There are custom trays and dividers you can make too.

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

That's a great idea man, its really is cool all the factory customization Milwaukee has built into them and then people have done even crazier stuff that has to make this the best storage system out there.

[@saucyscrambler8710]

Would you mind sharing the files you have?

[@bonilje]

I've seen many other videos for workbench's and your design is the best one I've seen so far, specially the orientation of the table saw. Very nice video. One question: have you consider rounding the edges, sharp edges are usually a risk for cuts?

[@georgemoomaw9437]

EXCELLENT job. It is obvious that a lot of planning went into this build and your presentation is clear and concise. The only suggestion I have is to try to replace as much as that flexible hose as possible. Use galvanized smoke pipe instead. That felx stuff “rifles” air flow and you lose a lot of velocity.

[@dtlarsnw3551]

You're a design maniac! Awesome ideas and execution..New sub..Bam!

[@jeffburkholder202]

Like what you did. But, have you thought of an out-feed (flip-up) for your table saw? That would be something I'd do. My table I made allows me to handle a full sheet of plywood myself.

[@gregscott2563]

I need a laser cut pattern very cool job Nicely done

[@ThatTechTeacher427]

Thanks! Not to complain because I know I am lucky but a CNC router would have even been better

[@MkhuluMokoena]

Pls share CAD program used and plan for table

[@chrisr1308]

Awesome Video!!

[@Traveltech360]

Great Video very nice clean work.

[@janetrandle6882]

have you considered putting your dust collector bucket on a sliding tray?

[@jessetoedtman2408]

Will you be creating and/or selling plans for this? Amazing work!

[@andyschlosser6715]

Love the set! You could make a bracket to set the planner on the side of the frame so you don’t have to been over🤣

[@jim2642]

Like your vision. It's been 2 years. How has everything worked out?

[@vincintbrown3475]

One thing that you can do for dust barrel is to put it on it's own drawer. So when you have the lid on, it stays there. When you take the lid off, you can just slide it out and have easier access to the barrel itself. Then just push it back in when you are ready to put it back.

[@timothydouglas963]

Do you have a full plan for this build with the supplies, cut list and steps? That would be AMAZING!!!