Build This Workbench for UNDER $200

[@stevestormssr5492]

This is exactly what I need to build. Will cut tool storage space by 50% in my side of the garage. Really glad I found this video!

[@HomeProHero]

That's great and thanks for watching! It's a great bench! Take care

[@jasonfrench7820]

Good job, very simple and has a for sure purpose. I am beginning to start working on mine. I will be doing a similar project so I can have my router table and maybe even drill press inside the table hidden like you did with the Miter saw.

[@HomeProHero]

Sound good! Very customizable for sure. Good luck and thanks for watching!

[@wildbill23c]

Looked like towards the end of your video you have an orange toy as well LOL. I sure enjoy the orange toy I have, sure makes chores quicker, easier, and less painful on the back. Your workbench build is great. I like how you made the table section for your miter saw fold down out of the way so you have a completely flat table top when you want it. Out of all the workbench videos I've seen I think yours should be the number one choice...I need to build something similar here soon when I get the floor in my shop done, and start putting the tools out there again. I don't have the Dewalt saw so the specs for the table would be different, but I like your design ideas...its not overly complicated to build, but its built heavy to stand up to years of use and abuse. You could easily build this with some drawers or cabinets for storing other tools....excellent build...and you got a new subscriber.

[@HomeProHero]

It really is a good built! Its my #1 video and I know a ton of people have already built it and have enjoyed it too! Very customizable for sure and yet still compact and not in the way :) Thanks for the sub you will see the bench in almost every video I do! Take care!

[@HomeProHero]

Oh yeah the orange toy......Can't live without it! One of the best purchases I have ever made! When I built the house 5yrs ago it was going to cost me 15k to get the yard graded and seeded. I sold my zero turn mower and use the 15k to buy the tractor. My dad and I put the yard in ourselves and I'm a happy tractor owner. I mow my grass with it and it takes awhile but I love mowing so no biggie :)

[@jayco1999]

Thanks!

[@HomeProHero]

Appreciate the support! Thx

[@spencerr2413]

One thing I realized when doing this that I sure am glad I modified: Make the platform for the miter saw a little deeper so your hand has plenty of room to adjust the bevel for the miter saw. Other than that this was a super helpful video to not only help build this functional workbench, but also helped me learn a lot about woodworking. Thanks!

[@HomeProHero]

That's great to hear and nice little adjustment too. Thanks for watching!

[@jeffgomzalez5597]

You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice kzbin.infoUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching!

[@CJ-ep7tg]

I have watched countless versions of this workbench being built and your presentation is by far the easiest to understand. Was able to build it using 90% leftover lumber from other projects so it only cost me like $40 to make. Thanks a ton!

[@HomeProHero]

Glad it was helpful! $40 bucks is a steal! I guess keeping extra pieces of wood laying all over the garage is worth it :) Take care!

[@63fryeguy]

I was thinking the same thing! I like the size too. I think it is useful but practical when you don't have a ton of space. The only addition I will make is possibly a router station. Great project. Thanks!

[@HomeProHero]

I have had several people wanting to add a router table. I don't seem to ever need one I'm guessing more for wood working projects.

[@63fryeguy]

@@HomeProHero Definitely useful for woodworking. From basic work on drawers or rounding an edge on a table top to speaker boxes for car stereo projects or work on guitar bodies and pickguards. Routers are super useful and more so when they are mounted.

[@aarondworshak6689]

​@63fryeguy I'm building this bench right now and I'm including the router. I will let you know how it turns out!

[@remerson1]

With all the trim work we are planning for our house, this is a must! Thanks for the economical design!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! I love trim work really makes the house! Good luck and take care!

[@logangruszynski6332]

Just did this build. Wasn't able to do the drop down for my mitre saw because it is too big but with the storage space underneath, I can just put it below anytime I need the full workspace. Thank you for sharing this!

[@HomeProHero]

Thats great to hear? You must have a good size saw! Bigger than a 12" or is it a slider?

[@marcusgloster6276]

​@HomeProHero i have a 12" slider and was wondering what's the best way to to determine the measurements for it?

[@deadly1246]

I got a 10in sliding ryobi miter saw and got screwed over on this build. Definitely would have to make some modifications to get it to work​@@marcusgloster6276

[@soulgaming7453]

@@marcusgloster6276try pulling slider all the way forward and turn saw to max side position. I had to do that for the new 60v Dewalt slider and it fit perfect

[@curryboi]

im still a beginner and decided to go with this workbench as its best suited for my needs. Will start today just wish there was a cut list as the plans can get a bit confusing for me 😅

[@HomeProHero]

Are you using the free plans from the video link? Those will definitely get the job done, and plenty of people have successfully built the bench using them. However, if you're looking for something easier to follow, I also offer a more detailed set of plans on Etsy. They’ve received nearly all 5-star reviews and are designed to be super beginner-friendly. I wanted to make the free plans available, but I put a lot more time into refining the paid version. Check them out if you’re interested! 👍 homeprohero.etsy.com/listing/1667601291/diy-mobile-workbench

[@DrJ_vl]

Love it! True DIY, Nothing fancy, just use what you have laying around. Who cares the beams are chipped, Its a workbench not a lab table.

[@HomeProHero]

Well said! Thanks for watching!

[@McmM-cv9sb]

i like it looks good i am go to rebuild my work station nice video.👍

[@HomeProHero]

Glad you liked it! It's a great project. Let me know how yours turns out.

[@Desert-hagg]

You made it look so easy, thanks for explaining everything!

[@HomeProHero]

Glad it was helpful!

[@503ckd]

I just watched and this gave me some good ideas. You seem like a really genuine guy. Thank you for your service and god bless.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks and I appreciate the nice comments :) Take care!

[@rickhayhoe]

Combining simple construction with mobility and an outfeed table, plus a fold-away miter saw station with adequate infeed and outfeed, all in a compact table saw bench is ingenious, or maybe genius. Well done!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks and adding the storage drawers was a game changer for my tools! Take care!

[@rickhayhoe]

.@@HomeProHero -- Yes to drawers, definitely. And here's another one: you could add a 2 or 2-1/2 foot hinged fold-down extension to the table top in way of your miter saw's outfeed side. You could do that by using hinged arms notched to fit against a chock on the underside of the extension deck to lock it level with your bench top -- or the arms could swing out from under the deck when you pull it up, then they could notch against a chock mounted on the end of the bench. Either way you'd have to add some structure to the framing at that end, but it wouldn't require much.

[@campeau29]

I've been watching several workbench videos and this probably the easiest for a hack-like-me's first workbench. Thank you.

[@HomeProHero]

That's great! The video has done well so you must be right :)

[@vaughnager4276]

Thanks for putting the plans out there. What an awesome design. Made mine a little bigger and put a wing for my miter saw that i can lower out of the way when not needed. Plan on putting shelves to store my hand tool.

[@HomeProHero]

That's great! If you do storage look at Stackteck at Lowe's - great stuff and it will fit perfect under the table saw. Just an option I would have done over building them. Take care

[@vaughnager4276]

@@HomeProHero Thanx Mr I will look into stackteck. That is the nice thing about your design, it is easily upgradable.

[@revfred2008]

This is an amazing table. I truly love it, man. I haven't seen one like it. If it was stained and had god finishes with clean aesthetics and wood finish. It would be A++

[@HomeProHero]

Its pretty popular on KZbin plus you can modifiy it which is nice too! Yea I need to paint mine for sure! Maybe in the spring! Take care

[@jasoncrandall3135]

Going to start this project in the morning, been wanting to do this all summer

[@HomeProHero]

Good luck! I love mine no regrets at all'. The drawers are really nice too! Thx 4 watching

[@soulgaming7453]

Awesome build. I copied and it came out amazing

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks, I'm glad it worked out for you!

[@jackylew]

Great video and super functional bench!! Appreciate you sharing

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching!

[@petervanderkolk4807]

Nice design, thanks for sharing Sir!

[@HomeProHero]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@NeilOutdoor]

That's a perfect DIY Workbench!!! I've seen a lot of "DIY" but are too complex to do . Your projects do the work perfectly

[@HomeProHero]

Appreciate the feedback'. The reason why it's pretty popular most people can actually build it and fairly cheap too! Take care

[@Iknowonlywhatimtaught]

It worked for me. I have 2 storage rentals 10x30 that i use for a shop All my tools are setup on the walls sp i have a 7 feet x 20 to have a table in and the other unit has almost nothing in it I can use it for staining and painting dust free I set up lightinh and receptical outlets to plug into my 28000 generater. I live in an apartment about .5 mile from my storage. I think its the best setup i could have living as i do in apartment. I have a small shelter i can setup out side if i need that space.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Never thought about using a storage unit for a shop when living in an apartment. I could have done that a long time ago! Sounds like ur setup is working well! Take care and be safe!

[@5523pine]

Great work bench. I made one like it only it's 4'-0" x 8'-0". My chop saw drops down the same. I have a board that goes in to make a smooth top. I also made an insert to drop in to have an area for my router setup. Works great.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Did you add any drawers? It's my favorite upgrade!

[@nicoteen9407]

Really like it! And your flip-down mitre saw stand has given me an idea... I'm currently taking apart and cleaning/re-calibrating my lovely Dewalt DW743 flip-over saw, and I reckon I could adapt to flip over on a workbench. That would be cool!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! The mobile workbench is perfect. Wish I would have built it years ago! Take care

[@park4161]

Thanks for providing this video and plan. I also live in central Indiana, so it is fun to find another local person that enjoys projects like this!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! Yep been here since 1990. Hope to move to FL in 5yrs to retire :)

[@CC-lm8og]

Nice to see a fellow Tri West family! Like many others I’m trying to get ideas for building a workbench. Keep up the good work!

[@HomeProHero]

Small world right? It's a super popular workbench! Take care

[@revfred2008]

Awesome table.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks!

[@gofy8481]

I like a flat work becnch, with the table saw on a roll around cart that flushes up to it. I put my mitre saw on a Milwaukee stand with pullout supports. I like to have a clean large workbench top, without the complications and cutouts for a saw. But that is just me. I don't use the table saw daily, or even weekly. I do a lot of other stuff on my work bench other than build wood structures.

[@HomeProHero]

To each their own! I'm a big fan of keeping everything in one spot!

[@DGALVIN45]

Looks good brother. Awesome looking property 🤌

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching!

[@carlosgonzalez5017]

Nice looking working bench!!! It is exactly what I was looking,, cheap and easy to build thanks!!!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx 4 watching! Just added drawers underneath the table saw. That and dust collection videos all coking soon!

[@MA-vm6jl]

Nice bench I’m going to bill one within the next two weeks. I just wanted to let the viewers know when you do half inch before the plywood clearance measure your plywood because even though it’s classified as half inch it is not half inch so your tablesaw will be a bit short from the main work area.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching!

[@ethanrhodes4706]

I love this bench so much! Are you planning on doing a part 5 or a one year review (things you may change or wish you would have done different)?

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Thought about a part 5 to add tabletop extension but not sure yet on that. But I like ur ideal about things I would do different

[@kenwicks3179]

I love this video and have watched 1.0, 2.0 and 4.0. Since I will be using corded miter and table saw, the key thing in 3.0 was the switch to automatically turn on the vacuum when either saw is on. I saw an option for that on Amazon so I am good. I bought your Etsy plan that includes step by step for the bench plus the drawers. There appears to be a few small differences in the plan (compared to this video). I presume that is to account for the drawers and the vacuum system. I just want to make sure that the small changes allow from the plan allow me to drop the miter saw and to add the plywood above when the saw is dropped. Am I overcomplicating this? I have built the frame through Step 5. I have not bought a table saw yet! I am considering the 8-1/4” corded Dewalt - the price at Lowe’s is $299 less $15 with the credit card. To jump up to the 10” Dewalt is double, and SawStop CTS is triple. Frankly your confidence in using the smaller Dewalt is reinforcing my thoughts.

[@HomeProHero]

Follow the plans they are proven to work well with tons of reviews to support that statement. Even in the plans I mention they are slightly different than the video to optimize the bench. Remember the bench came first so mods were made to add the other features. Corded miter would be the way I would go if I needed one. That 8 1/4 table saw is plenty for anything I have done - I have done a ton. Make that corded too. Those are really the only tools that I think should be corded. Good luck!

[@stevemuskett9553]

I must build that!! I have the same chop saw and table saw. Thanks excellent setup

[@HomeProHero]

Go for it! Add the drawers and dust collection too! One of the best things I have built! Take care

[@patrickbarker3661]

Great work. I love the folding miter saw support. I'll have to borrow that idea.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! I drop it down alot so I have more room on the table. Works really well free plans in the video description! Take care

[@81scubasteve]

Thank you for taking the time to film this and for sharing the free plans. I've been making projects on an old, twisted workbench I found in the shed of the fixer upper I bought. Its driving me nuts, I need a new bench!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! The workbench is super popular and a great tool! Good luck!

[@gbryant261]

This workbench is perfect for my needs. Just bought the plans.

[@HomeProHero]

You the man! Let me know if you any questions! Welcome to the club!

[@gbryant261]

@@HomeProHero Thank you. It may be a few months as I've just been released from the hospital and have some surgeries ahead. But I will get to it.

[@Mi6Vesper]

Love this build! Question, what screws did you use to anchor the miter saw? Thank you very much!

[@HomeProHero]

I had those screws laying around in the garage lol. Just need screws with a larger head likely 5 inches long but it depends on the width of you miter saws legs. Thx

[@Mi6Vesper]

@@HomeProHero - Thank you! Appreciate the build!

[@bmi1965]

Exactly what I have been looking for. Gonna try to figure out how to add a drop down shelf for small band saw and grinder too. Great work!

[@HomeProHero]

Glad I could help! I'm adding dust collection soon - video to follow!

[@Hunter__14]

Sweet video brotha, what type of track was on ur saw

[@bobbyg4100]

Dude , Great Build. The Man Cave is Huge important. 💪🙏

[@HomeProHero]

Yes indeed!

[@chrispylehto545]

We have the same saws! I'm about 3 hrs in and have all the bones done with the castors on. Next step is sheeting and finish the drop-down. Really great tutorial and idea dude, many thanks! Is there a way to post pics of our finished builds?

[@HomeProHero]

That's great! Send me a pic if it doesn't look better than mine ;) [e-mail]

[@Xraytech-37]

What does your miter saw cover sit on in the back? I couldn’t tell from the video. Great job explaining everything and the final build is amazing!!!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! The saw sits on 3/4 mdf which is attached to 2x4 frame. I do have another 2x4 underneath the back legs of the saw for support! Look in the video description I provide a link to the plans and drawings to illustrate this. Take care

[@Junk-x8q]

Nicely done! May want to consider some gas struts to assist with the chop saw swing down

[@HomeProHero]

Good idea but I don't want to do all that! I grab the front miter adjustment knob and unlock the locks. Than is easy to lower it down. I honestly rarely do it anyways becuase I don't normal cut full sheets of plywood on the tablesaw - Keg jig works great! Thanks for watching!

[@DDMINNOVATIONS]

I truly appreciate this. At 4:11, what was your measurement from left to right. I’m following all of your measurements on the paper, but that’s my only hang up.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! That 2x4 measures 2'4". Hope this helps!

[@PeterW.-vp6by]

Good job!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching!

[@angelcsa46]

Nice bench bro. Keep up that positive calm talk. Your instructions is what I've been searching for. Nice neighborhood too. Did you just retire from the military?

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! I served in the army reserves from 92-02 and did a active duty call up deployment in Bosnia for 2yrs. Been a police officer since 1997 :) Take care

[@letsroll404]

Currently cleaning and reorganizing my shop... This was motivating... Got yourself another subscriber!

[@HomeProHero]

This is great! Super functional Bench wish I would have thought of it 20yrs ago! Thanks for watching!

[@MjPersonal]

Wow! Great design! As far as a junked up workshop, I think I got you beat! LOL, good luck with it.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@WarrenRunk]

Really great build thanks. Have been looking for a cheap and easy table like this for a long while

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching. Been using it for a year works great!

[@johnfields8925]

Liking the build, the MDF on the top platform might give you a headache eventually. When I built mine, I did the same thing with the MDF. After some time, it'll get that fuzzy texture to it, which makes it impossible for a good cleanup after a project. I had to get a scrap piece of 1/8 " masonite and secure it to the MDF. It's so much better, if I had to do it again, I would use a piece of 3/4 AC plywood for the top. It's just as smooth, but definitely would not weather like the MDF. Again, love the build.

[@HomeProHero]

Yea you are exactly right! Already thinking should have used a different material but I like your solution! Might have to give that a try but it will require me to raise the saws up a little :( Thx for watching!

[@Manontopoftheworld]

Hello love ur plans but I have a dewalt 12 inch sliding miter saw with 10 inch dewalt table saw. How do I accommodate the sliding miter saw?

[@HomeProHero]

Boy idk. There is only 30 inches of space for the saw when it's dropped down. My saw is about 26 inches. I'm not sure what the width of ur saw is from the farthest point in the front to the farthest point in the rear - bet it's more than 30 inches :(

[@skallamoosh]

I so envy you, your garage is bigger than my house 😂and your home looks amazing. So given I have a much smaller space to work in (my shed) I am still going to make this because you explain everything so well and in fact once i have made the bench with table and miter saw fitted it'll actually give me more room to manipulate large boards. Thank You

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! And I still can't fit all of the cars inside the garage 😡 Why I'm building a pole barn very soon! An organized small space bears a sloppy big space everytime 😃 Good luck with your project!

[@afpitbull60]

Great stuff! I'm going to build one this spring.

[@HomeProHero]

Go for it! I love mine! Thx for watching

[@afpitbull60]

Happy New Year! Look forward to future videos. @@HomeProHero

[@donaldknapik2706]

Just found your video. Totally adaptable concept for multiple situations.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching!

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Only thing I'd do different is to make it foldable since I have a very small shop. Also I'd leave an opening under the table saw for wood chips and saw dust to fall through and not build up under it. Of course you can just as easily blow that out after use. Nice work bench and video.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching!

[@RickyB9691]

Mate, I've been looking for an outfeed table/workbench, that's simple, aesthetic and awesome, and this is the one. Thank you :)

[@HomeProHero]

Glad you like it! It works great and you add the additional version it loads it up nicely! Take care

[@jasonfranks2109]

This looks good. Just what I am looking for. Question for you, how are the locks and hinges holding up for the mitre saw?

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! No issues at all with those two items. I normally have the saw in the up position just because I use it often but have dropped it down for long periods of time. Hope this helps take care!

[@jasonfranks2109]

​@HomeProHero thank you for the feedback. I think I'm going to try building this in the next couple of weeks.

[@HomeProHero]

Well welcome to the club! I know a ton of people have built it sucessfully. Wish I would have built it years ago!

[@08Steeda]

Awesome build. I don’t see the plans to build it. Could you share the plans please? I have to build one! Best setup I have seen! Great job!

[@HomeProHero]

The free link to the plans is in the video description. Thanks for watching

[@bastienhubert1784]

Nice job man, does you plan also include metric mesure ?

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks! I'm sorry they do not :(

[@bastienhubert1784]

@@HomeProHero no worries. Keep editing good content. Sincerely A fan from Belgium

[@HomeProHero]

Thats is great love the reach on YT. Take care

[@kylekoenig5071]

Amazing video, just built my first workbench. Can’t stop finding new projects. Thank you so much for the idea and easy to follow plans!

[@HomeProHero]

This is great happy to help! Take care

[@XavierPil]

you're good and entertaining!

[@HomeProHero]

lol Thanks for watching!

[@ssjOREO]

great video and very simple build ! straight to the point !

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! It pretty easy to build and works great!

[@10001gunner]

Love it and super excited to build, thx for the plans🎉

[@HomeProHero]

Hope you enjoy it! Take care

[@mikec6111]

Do you ever use a cross cut sled or miter gauge with your table saw? Just wondering if you ever felt the need to add slots in the outfeed.

[@HomeProHero]

No I never have. I actually like the kreg track saw better - seems safer too! I got a kreg accu-cut I'm using on my next project. Have heard great things about that.

[@childoftheuniverse7318]

Just added this to my list of must make. Looks great

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! Yea it works really well! A must have for sure! Take care

[@j.az-made5618]

thanks for making your plans free!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching

[@DJE-motion]

Love it! Thanks for the video. I've been wanting to do this for a while now; I think I'm ready for it! Love the table saw enclosure, and the drop down miter saw. Lots of room to work on without having to move everything off the table. So, if you wanted to cover up the table saw with a piece of wood, would you be able to do that by dropping the blade, and removing the fence? Seems that would be possible to give even more tabletop space when not using the saw.

[@HomeProHero]

It works great! Wish I would have built it a long time ago :) Thanks for watching!

[@nore8141]

Easy , simple, cheap and functional….I love it . Great video and commentary thanks 🙏 ❤

[@HomeProHero]

You are so welcome! Thx for watching

[@joemullan6924]

Could you tell me why I never see you wearing a mask everyone says it's a must thanks😂

[@douglasweese923]

Great job on mobile work bench! I have one small question, what amp circuit do you run

[@douglasweese923]

Currently when I use the vacuum and table saw it sometimes blows the breaker. (15 amp)

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching. I just plug into a 15amp socket. When I tied the battery on the workbench (video workbench 3.0) I plugged the.saw into the 20amp socket just because it was available.

[@douglasweese923]

@@HomeProHero thanks fella. I’m retired police office from OPP in Ontario Canada. It’s like a state police force

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for the service! I have 6 more years left at 27yrs right now. Cheers!

[@pathardage1880]

Just freaking brilliant. Thank you.

[@HomeProHero]

You're very welcome!

[@9justin8]

Came out really good.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Works great too

[@str8kronic]

After watching about 10 of these, this is the table I'm going to attempt to replicate. Is there any advice you can give, or how about any changes you would make if u were to re-build it?

[@str8kronic]

One addition I plan to add is a couple outlets so I can just plug the table in and have working outlets right there (I have a corded circular saw,jigsaw,grinder,etc.)...and, maybe, if I am brave enough I will attempt to make the legs foldable so I can hang the table inside my tiny 1 car garage when not in use

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Not a big fan of the mdf top of the bench. Plywood would likely be better but the mdf works and is cheaper. Use at least 2-3 inch bulky screws for the caster wheels. Had one come off because my screws were too small. Other than that I love it! The storage drawers are a must - really like those! Good luck

[@str8kronic]

@@HomeProHero awesome! Thanks so much for the reply

[@Curiouslychase]

I had a few questions: - I noticed in your other videos that your miter saw is in the locked position. Do you find that you "hide it away" when you need to use the surface for outfeed or working on other things and keep the miter saw out most of the time? - Where do you keep your dust collector? You mentioned that you were going to add dust collection but it's not clear where it would go if the miter saw is in the stored position as there's not a ton of under bench space left.

[@HomeProHero]

Yeah exactly right on the miter. It's done at times when I need the table top for stuff or cutting a sheet of plywood. Pretty easy to just drop it out of the way. Dust collection is the next video out in a couple of weeks - you will have to watch it to see how I got it all to fit! Take care and thanks for watching

[@rehutto1]

Out of curiosity, would you still recommend going with the 60v options rather than corded? Do the batteries hold up over time? I would probably use it like you do (at my house). Thanks for the video.

[@HomeProHero]

Good question. I would not go batteries on the miter and table saws especially after I built the workbench. Installed in the bench they are only mobile at my house which normally I have a power source nearby. And with the progression of larger battery packs, like the Anker I show in one video, I can simply use that battery if ever needed. The batteries last find and I don't notice a different in power compared to corded but I would go corded if I had a choice. Now all other tools battery for sure - tech is so good now in power tools.

[@rehutto1]

@@HomeProHeroThanks, that’s helpful.

[@careygrant2828]

You should have way more subscribers than you do! You make DIY look fun. I made your chairs and couch for the patio and they came out amazing! Love your channel.

[@HomeProHero]

Thank you very much! My channel was kinda all over the place in the beginning but I finally decided I wanted to focus just on DIY projects. Mainly because it's my favorite thing to do. Now that I have a niche the channel is starting to takeoff. Only been doing it for 14 months :). Have some great stuff coming up. Stay tuned thanks.

[@rajlachman4033]

​@@HomeProHeropokemon

[@antoniopegaso4208]

Ottimo lavoro ! Prenderò spunto per costruirne uno per le mie esigenze. Grazie Un saluto dall'Italia 👍💯🙌🤝 Mi sono iscritto al tuo canale.

[@HomeProHero]

Grazie per la visione e l'iscrizione!

[@borntwice4724]

Well done brother.

[@HomeProHero]

Thank you kindly!

[@Originalrubebwoy]

Nice we be building this soon for my new saws

[@HomeProHero]

Thx 4 watching and good luck!

[@bwallace5692]

Nice vid and work bench. Exactly what I want to build for my garage but don’t have the room available for the depth. Do you see any issues making the bench narrower? I have the Dewalt 8-1/4 table saw and was planning on getting the Bosch articulating 10” mitre saw so I don’t need the clearance at the back for the rails, which allows me to use a narrower bench in place. Thanks!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Yea you could more narrow but no more than the height of the bench because it might not be stable. I think u could go 36 wide. Take care

[@streamingwithangelo3793]

Awesome and Thanks!!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching!

[@calebdoug1273]

Just bought this exact table saw around Black Friday. This is going to be my first project with/for it so I can get my garage shop headed in the right direction! Awesome job and looking forward to using your plans!

[@HomeProHero]

That's a great saw! Good luck with the table it works great! Take care!

[@j74snook]

Now that you’ve used this a while how well of a tight fit is the miter saw latches still. Did they loosen up at all? Thanks and great bench

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching. Pretty tight still. Almost too tight on one side but still keeps the level across the saw. Take care

[@MD-fm8zx]

Hi. This is awesome!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share the plans/build. I am stuck at 4:10 mark on video. I know you mentioned in comments that 2X4 is 28”. After looking at the plans is the measurement from front of bench (back side of you on that video )to the surface of 2x4 (palm of hand resting on 2x4) at 4:10 mark 13.5”?

[@HomeProHero]

Good question the drawings don't show that measure well! You are correct its 13.5" but it can be adjusted either way if needed. If adjusted several other measurements change. Thanks for watching! HPH

[@jeffsnyder67]

Thank you MD for straightening this out. I thought I was losing my mind. I can only throw my tape measure so many times.

[@askme2469]

If you wanted to expand the bench to 4x6 vice your 3.5x6, do you think you would need more center support? I want to have a router table on the right side of my sawstop cts to use its rack and pinion fence for the router.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! I don't think that would be an issue it over built a bit and really sturdy. Good luck with your project!

[@Jugg215]

Totally about to modify this and add a jig for a router.

[@HomeProHero]

Been done by others! I barely use my table saw but at least it has somewhere to store it :)

[@Jondoewv]

Thanks man, subbed

[@HomeProHero]

Thats great thanks for watching!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for the sub!

[@markzieba4523]

Thanks for sharing this. Exactly what I was looking for. I know you said you were going to do a video w/ the dust collection but I haven't seen that yet. Am I just missing it?

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! The dust collection is coming before the end of the year trying to knockout my last outside project before winter!

[@markzieba4523]

Thanks a lot. That will give me time to get the bench made. Again, really appreciate your videos and the quick response. You have a coffee coming your way. . . @@HomeProHero

[@HomeProHero]

Workbench 3.0 comes out on Sunday! Completely battery powered workbench :) Thx for the coffee I appreciate the support! HPH

[@markzieba4523]

Just checking in if you are still planning on doing a dust collection for this bench. Thanks!

[@HomeProHero]

Yep it's the next video hopefully Sunday at 9a! Just installed it Saturday works great! Thx for watching

[@ES44AC-2]

This is a fantastic work table! I'm always having to do work at my elderly parents home and my daughter's home. I could roll this into my enclosed motorcycle trailer . It would be easier. I might put bigger wheels on it for uneven surfaces.

[@HomeProHero]

That's a great idea! I really do love mine! Especially the drawers and it's soon to have dust collection!

[@everydaydad3054]

Love it. Great project.

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! Take Care

[@Franklyn7895]

Seeing that I have the exact same tools as you (DeWalt Table and Miter saw), this is exactly what I was looking for. I was trying to think of doing something like this, but couldn't wrap my brain on exactly how. I just stumbled on your video, not even a search. KZbin/Google brought me here and I'm like, THIS IS EXACLY IT. Thank you for inspiration and I will be building this same rolling bench.

[@HomeProHero]

This is great! It's a great work bench but dust collection is needed. I'm doing a video on that very soon! Thx for watching!

[@ScottNeerPhotography]

Proud to subscribe to your channel. Thank you for your service!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for the support! Take care

[@RareRiddemz]

Thanks for showing this style workbench with no frills - no pocket holes, MDF top, standard lumber. I just wish materials were cheaper in Canada. This would cost around $4-500 Canadian. Nice build though, thanks a lot!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching! Wow prices that high on lumber! Fires have anything to do with that?

[@TonyBower-x2l]

I took a quick look at the video but im at work and couldnt watch the full thing yet. Bench looks great!! I have a question, does the type/brand of table saw and miter saw matter? Or will i have to adjust the plan accordingly? Edit* I just completed my first project yesterday of building a patio set and realized the need to have a bench. I do not own a table saw yet, i just purchased a dewalt 12-inch miter saw.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching. The platform on the workbench should fit most if not all 12 inch miter saws with no problem. The platform for the saw is 28"x18" so the legs on the saw should fit easily. Take csre

[@TonyBower-x2l]

Thank you for the quick reply!@@HomeProHero

[@stephandelange1776]

It's a nice little simple bench, Good job. The only recommendation I would've given or give to your viewers, (& pls no offence to your work). just an opinion! Just this tip would make it 10 times stronger and a little less bulky, would be to use Half-lap joints on your frame instead of simple butt joints. It would've given it a lot more strength. But aside of that. Its a nice little workbench. well designed for small spaces. Congratz!

[@HomeProHero]

Thanks for watching! I totally agree with you on the lap joints but honestly the butt joints with screws and liquid nails do a great job! tried to keep the project quick and simple. Thx for the feedback

[@cs2energytools]

Great job - study and lots of room for add-ons! Well done!

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for watching and you are right!

[@docprune9922]

Great bench. Thanks. Subscribed. Simple straightforward One Q/point.. Mitre saw bench does not look very substantial. Can see those hinges working loose.. Hope I am wrong. Maybe put in a through rod and bearings? Thanks for the inspiration and plans.

[@HomeProHero]

Thx for the sub! It's really firm at this point. Not sloppy at all if anything maybe a little too tight. You could always use longer screws into the 2x4 but I thought if the hinge screws can support a door from the side they should be good enough for the saw. Take care!

[@joebrook9175]

Wow. That is a great work bench. 👍

[@HomeProHero]

Glad you like it! Works great!