How to Make a Hidden Tool Storage Workbench

[@t.d.nifong2918]

Lots of good comments here. I fully agree that space is at a premium in almost any workshop, and this is a good solution to address that issue. No one has mentioned that the inclusion of the 3D plans is a greatly helpful addition. Being his Dad (and the supplier of the paraffin), I know how hard Billd has worked on this, and how carefully he thinks out all of these projects. Look forward to the next one!

[@ProjectBilld]

Who's this imposter!?? My dad doesn't know how to use the interwebs

[@donniehud1956]

@@ProjectBilld haha

[@tomnorman5461]

Those 270 degree hinges are real problem solvers, I didn't know these were even available...whod of thunk it! Well done sir!

[@ProjectBilld]

Yeah they're pretty awesome! I didn't know they existed before this project, I just knew how I wanted the hinge to operate and it took awhile to find one that could do it

[@laneetherington614]

Used your hinge method to put my Kreg 720 as part of my workbench. Had to modify the hinge to fit the 2x4 but it is much better than just hanging on ttttthe side. Thank you for sharing.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome! Nice job modifying it to fit your situation

[@eltee9547]

My upcoming workshop is the epitome of a small workshop. I'm about to convert my gifted 6x12 shed into my workshop and my first order of business is to build this table. Thank you for the free plans as well 🙏. Cheers!

[@ProjectBilld]

Good luck with your shop! I'm assuming you'd make the workbench the focus of the shop and put it in the center with a little bit of room around all sides?

[@eltee9547]

@@ProjectBilld That's exactly right. Thanks again for the free plans. Sure will make the build a lot easier.

[@edreusser4741]

This is one of the nicest workbench build I have seen. And there are a TON of them out there.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks Ed!

[@hsjawanda]

This is a simple yet brilliant build: what I like to call "simply brilliant".

[@ProjectBilld]

Thank you!

[@hannahshepherd2108]

I need another expensive hobby like I need a hole in my head, but now I want to pick up woodworking specifically so I can make something like this. It's absolutely brilliant, and the way you demonstrated the build was so clear and straightforward that I actually feel like I could make it. (I can't, but that's entirely beside the point -- though it does call into question wtf I'm doing here.)

[@ProjectBilld]

Glad you're here! Thanks for the kind words and even if you never make this specifically I hope you learned something and can apply that knowledge to other parts of your life

[@Oh6Torch]

I’m buying those hinges NOW. I had no idea such things existed. Thank you for all the great ideas and an outstanding video!!!

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome! I didn't really know they existed either before. I just knew what I wanted the hinge to be able to do and came across those

[@Oh6Torch]

@@ProjectBilld hey, looking back, would you change anything to your design? Maybe the orientation of machines, machine selection, hardware or materials used, etc…? Thanks again.

[@ProjectBilld]

So far there's not much I would change. I would add a swiveling caster in the center instead of the board as the middle of the bench can sag and rub occasionally when moving it. Not a big issue but just a thought

[@ahmadyaghmour6094]

I want to build this. This is awesome. In a world where it’s astronomically cheaper to build something this customizable I’m starting this asap. Thank you

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@GregsWorkshopOregon]

That's the best flip top tool cart workbench I've seen. Nicely done.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@40redfox40]

Very nice…probably put some type of lid over those drawers or they’re going to become saw dust collectors.

[@ProjectBilld]

Haha that they are!

[@soag87]

Nicely done! I like that you film and include the mistakes - every project requires some amount of creative problem solving. :)

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! I think showing my mistakes helps others realize that fact, that it's ok and mistakes do happen. Just have to figure out how to solve them!

[@Czechmix82]

Ive been looking for a solution to my small woodshop and all my bench top tools for some time and Im glad I came across this tutorial. This is by far the best design I have seen. Well done. I am going to build one of the for sure.

[@jamespalmer8206]

Just found the video. I think it is great. I'm going to have a shop in a one-car garage.

[@panwall1327]

Milwaukee blade on a DeWalt saw!...I'm keeping my eyes on you....

[@ProjectBilld]

I don't really get the concept of brand loyalty it seems haha

[@bennybischoff4913]

Cool bench! Love how quickly you can take out and put away each tool. Very well thought out.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! It was a fun project to design

[@diegosalazar9844]

Hey Bill, Thank you very much for your fast response, I will let you know how my bench turns out.

[@coppulor6500]

I have watched a ton of videos trying to decide what kind of workbench would be best for me. This idea is awesome and the coolest one I've seen. and making your own custom washers? at least for me, in the early stages of woodworking, that alone was worth watching this video. and learning about those plywood hinges! thank you for sharing :)

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome! I love to hearing that you found the video helpful and that my having a problem to solve (washers) was useful

[@workingman9688]

This is freaking genius!!! I've gotta do this at some point!

[@stevenjunor503]

that is a BEAST - be cool to see a 'final' view of where the project is headed in the first minute for some inspiration. otherwise - good work!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! And thank you for the feedback

[@billybike57]

Outstanding build! I’ve also subscribed to see more ideas from your channel!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! Glad to have you here

[@richardsenior6439]

❤ one of the best pull outs I've seen👍

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@garyclark1135]

Looks great. My only concern would be the tool being stationary. Seems I would maybe want to move it around. I'm thinking some quick lock device that would allow for the tool to come loose from the top without removing the mounting bolts.

[@Fe2O3yC]

This is the most space-efficient design in a compact work table that I've seen. Very good engineering on this one. Two things I didn't see that I wondered about are 1) how did you handle the electric feeds for the various tools? Was it integral to the table or did you just use extension cords? and 2) did you integrate any dust collection into the table or, again, just used flex hookups? Thanks for the work putting this video together and for the free designs.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks for the compliments! I just run extension cords and flex hookups for now. Eventually I'll put both on reels I can pull down from above

[@Fe2O3yC]

@@ProjectBilld Thanks for the prompt reply

[@lindaburt6518]

Wow! That's a great solution for saving space. Thank you for sharing.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

The problem I find with multi-tool fixed storage benches like this is that the material being machined interferes with the other tools- you keep having to put them away. Make this as three separate (but connectable) trolleys, and you have 15 ways you can configure them joined, and lots more singly and in pairs.

[@Jonah_in_texas]

Dude this thing is fantastic! This design is exactly what I need for my small work shop, so I think i just found my next project. Thanks for making this video.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! Happy to answer any questions when you get to making it

[@davidkessler1955]

Awesome I have been looking forward to building a work bench just trying to make the most complete and your design is by far the most effective I have seen thank you

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@Lutzboater]

Outstanding build. Love how you overcame the several problems you faced along the way. Only needs one thing that I can see: a thicker mattress!

[@ProjectBilld]

Lol! Will have to make it the guest bed for those we don't want to come back

[@themysticmakers4908]

I agree with the amount of screws you used for the sander, very appropriate. Redundancy for a few extra cents

[@ProjectBilld]

I'll always err on the side of overdoing it, just not worth it to even take that risk of the sander breaking away

[@frankydngr]

You should drill small holes (maybe the width of the spray straw on a aerosol can) in the wood directly over the metal shaft. That way you can add a little oil or whatever lubricant you want when it starts squeeking again.

[@seanpatterson1609]

This is well done (both the project and the video editing)! I've thinking any how to store different tools in my garage shop, and this design looks VERY promising. Thanks for sharing this.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@lesblack413]

Excellent build. Very well thought out and great workmanship. Cheers from Queensland Australia!!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! Never been to Australia, but it's on the list!

[@samh1403]

This is intimidating, but your video is so helpful that I think I’ll give it a try. Thanks for taking the time to document all this for us and share the plans. All the links are also super helpful.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome! Let me know if you have any questions as you work on yours

[@tigerking2179]

I like it. I like the idea pertaining to use of space. It is hugely overbuild though, that 2X construction could carry way more weight than you have on there. Pros, it does make it easy to build, Cons are that you lose space and waste materials. Great job though, think I will borrow the idea for something I wanted to build.

[@rogerbassnan8634]

Awesome. Was looking for a solution to my space issues. Thanks.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@HobbyHalloween]

I really liked your design, this is an incredible workbench. The thing about flip tops and such is that your project will sit on top of that bench, so you can't work that easily on a project with the tools needing to be flipped up, a separate assembly table might be in order... But I love the design and look of it! And it's good timing for me... I'm about to build a stationary workbench for some stationary tools such as the belt/disk sander, router table, and next to it is the Miter saw (on a Bora flip station) Underneath I've got an Dust Deputy and a 6HP Shop vac where I'll be putting in some blast gates and stuff... I'm repurposing an old solid door for the top. I'm still feeling my way around this home woodworking shop and it's a lot of fun seeing what others have done for inspiration... BTW: I just subbed to your channel, you do good work!

[@ProjectBilld]

Yep, I have another workbench for just that reason. I try to keep this one clear and have been doing a good job of that for the most part

[@arrow7212]

I've been trying to decide on what type of bench to build as I have a bunch of similar tools and well, this is it! Thank you so much for posting the video and the plans on your site. Built the frame today. Great stuff, :)

[@ProjectBilld]

Awesome, and you're welcome! Let me know if you have any questions as you build the rest of it!

[@ambysto1541]

It’s the absolutely and insanely and wonderfully and brilliantly idea I ever seen. Thank you very much for this video 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@greghavens7679]

Good build. I'm going to do a similar build. However, I will offset the rotating top for my planer. An elevated portion on one side for a level bench area. For the planer I am mounting it so that the working surface of the planer is level with the workbench. Same with my miter saw.

[@ProjectBilld]

Nice! Definitely a good idea

[@daabluesguru]

Awesome bench ! Thanks for the plans !

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@johnupchurch7685]

Nice job!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

Wow!! now that's a workbench! I love everything you built into this bench. I plan to have my planer rise up to the top of the workbench. It will have a removable top or I may use those hinges you used. I've never seen them before. The planer will be on a platform with a jack underneath. They make an adapter for a scissor jack, then you chuck it into your drill, and away it goes. I love that you have the side hanging tools- very clever. One question- are you worried about sawdust getting into the drawers? A hinged 1/4" piece of plywood woodwork. You could recess the lid by putting a rabbit around the top. Count me in as a new subscriber!

[@ProjectBilld]

Sawdust is a way of life it seems... even with dust collection there's nowhere it doesn't get. But yes I could definitely cover the drawers as they do get lots of sawdust in them

[@drewleuschner298]

This is a really excellent video. You cover some issues I've had with similar workbench designs and really maximize that useful space.

[@ProjectBilld]

I try to be really thoughtful with my designs, doesn't mean I'm always successful though ha

[@drewleuschner298]

@@ProjectBilld I think it always improves a video when you can see the modification of the design when you run into problems.

[@ProjectBilld]

Me too! I want people watching to understand that it's not a perfect process and not to be discouraged when they run into problems

[@edreusser4741]

I would consider adding bearing to allow the rod to rotate more freely. Works better than wax.

[@ProjectBilld]

I did look at pillow block bearings but they were kind of expensive and the tolerances allowed were minimal, would have required a machine ground rod which also adds to the costs. The wax is holding up well so far!

[@SandyBoone]

Cool build! I like how you've thought out the way you'll use the tools and still be able to have a flat surface when you need it, rather than a flip top stand that's only for the tools. And I do think it would keep me cleaning up the surface a lot more than I do now. I'm going to modify it some for my tools and make it a bit smaller footprint - and thanks for the solutions you've come up with! How are you liking it in real time use?

[@ProjectBilld]

Love it for the most part! I do keep it pretty clean so I can use the flip up tools and it does save a lot of space. Only complaint I have is that it's difficult to move on my own because it's so large so I think a smaller footprint is a good idea

[@silviotravagli7391]

Fantastic! Congratulations!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@chuckjohnson4048]

BTDT, best thing I could have done for my small 10' x 20' shop. I also added a router table between the table saw extensions and added a plenum with blast gates to each tool.

[@azraelkolchuniak3143]

Wow free plans as well amazing man thanks

[@ProjectBilld]

Yeah! Enjoy the plans!

[@Tackleberry_G1094]

Awesome build and great video 👍🏼

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@supremeoverlord4957]

Dude!!!! This bench is AWSOME!!!! As a new wood worker ive been looking for a bench ideas on youtube and yours is by far the best ive seen! Keep up the great work

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks, will do!

[@pat6703]

I absolutely love this build and video!!! May I ask how I can make this for being under a carport, in FL, and not having the high humidity, heat, ruin all tools and not getting mold. I only have a golf cart garage, which stores my golf cart and there is no room for a workbench.

[@jhawksw]

Super nice . Best design I’ve seen

[@ProjectBilld]

Thank you for the compliment!

[@pat6703]

I love those hinges for the pull up tools. Are there hinges like this but that are hidden when the pull up tool is down? I have had this idea to build this type of pull up board with my kitchen aide mixer attched to hide in empty space in corner area. I think I’d have to use both of your pull up board and your flip board in a way. I want, or need, to have the kitchen aide mixer not go to the top of my countertop but be stable enough to be to the side of the countertop but be able to be hidden when in down position. If I use the pull up hinge type of board, it would not have the mixer facing up and to the side of the countertop. I think I would have to also use the flip in some way to have the mixer facing up.

[@ProjectBilld]

I don't know of a hinge like that but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I think I understand what you're trying to do and will give it some thought

[@9brian9871]

Thanks...for the free plans & for sharing such a creative mind. I have a question about the practical side now that you have had time to use the bench. Does the interior area collect a lot of sawdust? That was my only criticism...and have been pondering if there could be a way to enclose the ends...probably not practical without disrupting your use of the thing...so maybe an alternative could be to add a thin covering just over the drawers? BTW...you have a great sense of humor & timing. Very dry & witty. Thanks again.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks for the kind words! Yes a bit of sawdust does get inside the bench but until I improve my dust collection, there's nowhere in the shop it doesn't get. Adding a covering over the drawers is likely the best bet to preventing dust from getting in them.

[@9brian9871]

@@ProjectBilld I have only been doing wood work for about a year…very part time…enough time to know that the dust invading every centimeter of my garage is the only real downside to this creative endeavor. I am already researching dust collection as I refuse to pursue further until I have at least a rudimentary system in place. Then a version of your workbench will be my next project. Will be watching & learning in the meantime.

[@ProjectBilld]

I have a simple system with a collection bin, dust cyclone, and shop vac and it's a big improvement over nothing but will certainly be looking to add a nicer system soon

[@warthur4098]

Do you have a set of plans for this workbench?…this looks great…

[@ProjectBilld]

Yes check the video description for a link to the free plans!

[@tomtran2983]

Awesome workbench!!! Thank you for the plan. Just subscribed to your channel.

[@ahmadismail2754]

Brilliant!!! You should definitely patent the idea.

[@KeritechElectronics]

Oh my, what an absolutely awesome project! I love the bench and its functionality & versatility.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! That was certainly a fun one to figure out and make

[@AB-C1]

Nice build! I like everything about it except that the plywood top isn't very durable? (I can't see it lasting long?) As it's not easily detached it's going to be a nightmare when it gets chipped up. Wonder if you could have done it somehow with a sacrificial/replaceable sheet on top that can be easily replaced (but not part of the solid framework) have to be something that accounts for the hinges or vise versa maybe modify or use different hinge system.. (just a thought) unless perhaps stick a hard vinyl/laminate/melamine "wrap" to the top surface to try and prolong the life and that way can be unstuck and replaced when chipped or gouged and protect the plywood underneath? I like the design it's EXACTLY what I need! So good Idea and well executed aswell.. Cheers from London 👍😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! It's holding up well so far but I think that's a fair point. I do plan to do something like laminating the top when I get to making my miter saw station

[@longdriver2]

Wow! Looks great. I* have limited space and need to build something like this. A while ago I built a table the the entire top flips. After a few years of use the 2 X4 frame I made seems to have loosened up and now it's wobbly. I'm going to change the design to more like yours, but with a little heavier sub frame. Perhaps double 2x4's or 4x4 for the base frame. Thanks for the plans. Aloha!

[@chrisadamson9556]

This is beyond GENIOUS...

[@9sparkfuls]

Nice! I don't think most folks would actually build such a large item, but so many good ideas. The narration and video are also well done.

[@ProjectBilld]

Appreciate it Ken! And yep there lots of parts that could be taken and modified or used in their own way somewhere else

[@BillMuncy]

how can i get the material and cut sheet for this bench

[@toddpeterson1673]

How have the 5 knuckle hinge held up to heavy tools using just 3/4 ply?

[@ProjectBilld]

So far so good. Don't use the belt sander too often though

[@cowboy898]

Good Job. Really nice project

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@garrysmythe]

A brilliant biild, I have seen many many work benches on here but this is brilliant because it is fairly simple, well done and thanks for posting from Garry in the UK

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Great design and execution.

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! The workbench is proving to be very useful so far

[@MrSmokinMirrors]

I won't build this - but I definitely like it.

[@flyinggusto]

Great video and big, no, HUGE thanks for including link to the hinges. Ive been looking for these and was sooooo close to buying from Amazon whic come in at about $8 each!!! (for powder-coated black). I hope yours are as good quality, cuz im buying now and saving myself upwards of $70 just on the hinges alone!!!!! Thanks, man

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome! The hinges I linked are holding up well for me

[@iamthebear187]

Really good vid. I like how you leave in your mistakes and how to fix them later. As someone who is new to wood working this will help me with this project and future projects.

[@markedwards8788]

You are very talented - and a really fantastic design. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks Mark!

[@Kasper623]

I have watched this video likely over 50 times lol. It’s such a great build. Can’t wait to start working on it. Something I thing I’m going to add is another cutout adjacent to the one for the star knob. That extra hole I think I would or will add either an outlet or a power strip. I think I’m going to do that to both sides and connect the wires together so that way it’s just one long cord to plug in when in use. Obviously you could keep the tools plugged in when flipping them but it eliminates the hassle of the extension cord. Idk it’s just a though.

[@hmj.seward2015]

Once the house reno is finished I will be clearing out the large shed and making one end into my workshop. I've bookmarked this for future re-watching! Thank you. :)

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@anthonyvincent9990]

like your idea and would love to incorperate it into my own bench but want to mount my table saw and miter saw.

[@jeffro657-c5h]

What a unique idea! Well done! I saw in a comment it was somewhat difficult for you to move around. Wouldn’t adding more casters help with that problem? Just wondering…

[@ProjectBilld]

Probably wouldn't hurt! If I were doing it again I'd certainly experiment with a caster in the middle of the workbench where it's prone to sag

[@SeanGriffinthemusicalchef]

This is incredible!! Thanks!!

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@danielgreenberg3400]

Nice work!

[@theor.9219]

Cool table! Picked up some nice ideas for my own table, thanks!

[@ProjectBilld]

If it wasn't clear I used nylon lock nuts (stop nuts) on everything. Otherwise yeah it would be a risk!

[@digrat]

First video of yours I've seen. Great build, great documentation of the build. I'm now a subscriber!

[@walterkemp6558]

What a build very clever. Well done . Some great ideas. Thanks for posting.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome, I really enjoyed figuring it out and making the workbench

[@couldberunning]

Very Nice Build. Will be using some of the ideas in my new build

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@chuckjohnson4048]

I built a off feed level bench for my router and table saw using 180degree hinges for the horizontally mounted doors. The doors concealed my benchtop bandsaw, drill press, miter saw, and surface planer. Another of the doors concealed a vacuum plenum I made with 6 gate valves which went to my benchtop tools, router, and table saw. Each bench top tool was hinged to rotate out of the top of the bench once the door was rotated 180 degrees out of the way. The tool mounts were 3/4" plywood attached to door hinges attached to my bench framework. The working surface of the surface planer and miter saw were positioned to the same level as my bemch top for off feed and material support. By adding a auto on/off switch to a multi plug my shop vac will automically turn on and off when I operate my tools. I just have to open or close the appropriate gate valve per tool used. The tablesaw rests on a 3 drawer cabinet and my router is im a cabinet that fits between the rails of the table saw. It took some adjusting and fitting to allow for the swing space needed but in my 10' x 20' shop I can rip, route or miter over 8' material with ease.

[@ProjectBilld]

Sounds like a sweet setup!

[@carlosfurtado8403]

Great work !! - very versatile

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@allanfischer9417]

Very nicely done with informative narrative - thank you. Thanks for also showing potential errors and how to address them.

[@johnkelly2160]

Very clever build. Thank you for plans.

[@ProjectBilld]

You're welcome!

[@chazrab1]

The Star Knobs have to go through 2 2x's = 3 inches( or at least 2 1/4 inches+ to thread into the insert if the insert is 1 inch long. What is the thread length of the Star Knobs - 2 inches or 3 inches? or somewhere in between BTW: the Amazon link shows one of these is no longer available. Thx, cr.

[@ProjectBilld]

Just checked, the ones I used have a thread length of about 2 3/4 inches, probably are 70mm long given most of those star knobs are metric

[@nickbolter1192]

Do you think 1/2" mdf would be able to support the dw735 while it hangs upside down?

[@ProjectBilld]

If you added some wood supports underneath where it bolts through and tied them into the box frame sure. Wouldn't mount it to the the mdf alone

[@azraelkolchuniak3143]

Mate well done I've been searching for space saving ideas for about a year. Being in the UK and all. Please could you send a link to the nuts bolts and hinges you used as I can not find them over here

[@ProjectBilld]

There are links in the video description, do those work for you?

[@ragnalejl717]

Would the flip up tool boards and hinges work for a miter saw? Do you think it would be too heavy?

[@ProjectBilld]

Might work for a 10 inch non sliding miter saw. I don't think it would for anything more substantial than that. My belt sander is pretty heavy and that works ok. Also like my belt sander, the height of the miter saw could be an issue

[@edreusser4741]

I suggest that drilling the holes before assembling anything would be easier.

[@ProjectBilld]

I agree, that would certainly be easier if you knew exactly where they were going to be located ahead of time but I was kind of figuring out exact dimensions/locations as I went haha

[@crudy1985]

This was amazing brother.... truly impressive well done!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@dalesharp7514]

this was a very cool build!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! It was fun to design and make

[@RussFerguson-q4x]

Where can the 5 knuckle hinges be purchased?

[@ProjectBilld]

Where I bought mine from in bulk is linked in the video description description. If you only need a few it might work out to be cheaper to search for some on Amazon

[@skippydammit]

Enjoyed watching you do this. Very informative. Like the way you overcame things as you went. Thanks for sharing!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! I think it's important to let people know that it's not all sunshine and rainbows

[@chrisr1241]

Well done!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks!

[@Arcticknight1989]

Great work! I am going to make this project using a full 4X8 sheet of plywood. Is there anything you would do different using a full sheet?

[@ProjectBilld]

You'll definitely need more casters and want to support the middle if you go bigger than I made it. Mine already sags a little in the middle when I'm moving it so you'd want to have a caster there so it can still roll if it sags

[@Arcticknight1989]

@@ProjectBilld That is right!, thanks for the idea. I'll send a pic when I finish. I have quite a few friends that like your setup as well. Keep BILLEDing em!!

[@donnysarvis]

Wow dude! That's a seriously functional and well thought out workbench! Fantastic job, and you made me laugh a bunch. Keep up the good work!

[@ProjectBilld]

Thanks! I really enjoyed figuring out how to make it work

[@jimdrumstas4191]

love the design and going to make one for the shop. My only thought is when you flip tool back down, do you get wood chips and saw dust falling into your drawers. My thought is to add a secondary piece of plywood above the drawers to stop any thing from falling into the open drawers. just a thought

[@ProjectBilld]

I do get lots of wood dust in the drawers but I usually vacuum the flip tools off before flipping them down so it's not really from that. I find that the wood dust finds its way into the drawers no matter what but you can certainly give it a shot and see if it helps!

[@vilmarivera3481]

Wonder to know where we can find hinges you used

[@ProjectBilld]

They're called five knuckle hinges. The specific ones I used are linked down in the video description