Making a clamp rack for Bessey KRV+EZS

[@archangels4you593]

Tim, You should know that you are a true instrument and role model within the construction community. I really admire your work, and it is always a pleasure watching your educational videos. Just wanted to take this opportunity to express my profound heartfelt gratitude for sharing your work, which has been inspiring not only to me but to many around the globe. Keep up the great work my mentor !!! Jerry from Tokyo Japan

[@TuanBui-yp7oz]

Watched a bunch of videos for ideas on clamp storage and this design, by far, is one of the coolest designs I’ve seen yet! Nicely done sir!

[@raspberrycrusader]

Well, for the first time in my life, I have saw table envy.....what a panel saw!! 🥰

[@toddpeterson2362]

Tim, Your shop is absolutely beautiful! I could only wish!

[@Edward-zr6fu]

I know everybody else feels the same, but damn, that shop! Between the size of it, the Felder saw, the hardwood flooring, the cabinets...Cheez, it's bigger and nicer than my house... I worked for a woodworking shop for a couple years, and we had a sliding table saw. It was an awesome tool! You're the first YT channel I've seen with one.

[@TimothyWilmots]

In Europe the slider is the only type of professional saw there is, the weird thing is that you don't see them more on YT. (the floor is pine actually, the cheapest solid wood I could find)

[@zorroinhell5549]

Your efficiency is only surpassed by your skill and creativity!

[@jamesstewart5220]

Best workshop I have seen, just awesome. I just got a Felder 500 combination machine and will be starting my first project with it soon. I really wanted the K 700, however, I had to be realistic. Love the clamp rack system and will try to piggyback off this video Thanks a million

[@TimothyWilmots]

Congrats on the Felder, if you follow the link in the video description then you get to my website with free plans and the skecthup model of this rack. I'd be glad to have pictures should you make something inspired from it.

[@CVCceo]

I'm new to your channel and absolutely love your shop. I have a Felder CF741 and wish I had the longest slider, but I don't. The slider changes the way you use a table saw for sure. Thanks for sharing.

[@TimothyWilmots]

It's easy to do better than a cabinet saw ;) , but indeed the slider really shines from the moment it is long enough to rip a complete panel. I wanted the "F" model as well to have a second spindle because on my stand alone spindle moulder the foot of the feeder is sometimes in the way for complex cuts.

[@frenchriversprings]

Dude!!!! WTF... I though I had the most beautiful woodworking shop on KZbin until I stumbled on your channel. Instant subscriber! I like your felder Saw. Altendorf would be even sweeter. Lol. But all seriousness, beautiful shop. Congratulations!!!

[@ilyaivanov1745]

I really like this work ! You have a great workshop,Timothy !Good luck !

[@je-fq7ve]

Like your work. A better design is a rolling cart. That way you can bring the clamps to the work. Grabbing 20 clamps off the wall, carrying them to the workbench and back to the wall gets tiring quick. A rolling cart in "A" shape design works well. Have the clamps on the outside leaning toward center. You can add glue and biscuits/dowels to the side for a complete glue-up station.

[@mitchstavely1]

Excellent! Awesome shop equipment. I believe a little money was invested in that shop...

[@JohnSmith-ud9ex]

Takes a good eye and lots of practice to pick just the right thing to form those curves : ) No matter how humble or wonderful the tool collection it's always a jam jar lid or a sanding pad that we turn to… Thanks for sharing the insights into your work Timothy, it's amazing to watch. Have you found Tehdoor's channel ? Very very inspirational !

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Okay that was a little genius. Thanks for sharing. I liked it so much I almost swore in my comment!

[@bobbystanley8580]

I can’t figure out what I like more- the tablesaw or the wood floor!

[@oscardacrus]

Festool muy buena marca 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Buen trabajo Bessey me encanta

[@diyrmg203]

Muito bom o teu trabalho. Está sendo inspirador para mim. "Your job is very good. It's inspiring me. I'm from Brazil."

[@johndeaux9987]

What a badass table saw - holy cow! .....and I thought I spent too much on my Saw Stop.

[@markk4015]

+1. I was thinking the same thing.....

[@commoncents456]

WOW😛😛😛😛 that's the fanciest clamp rack I've ever seen. Extremely talented. What are all the holes in that bench??? I thought they were for bench dogs????😛😛😛

[@d.i.d]

Good work! :) It looks like our workshop! :)

[@Norwegianwoodworker]

Nice system :) I have limited wall space too and alot ! of Besseys and Jet's clamps. I have made use of my roof and cut a z pattern and store them all above my head. Works great but then the section of my shop has a roof of only 2300mm high so... Your shop is a little bigger and higher and more preferable. TR

[@ronalda.heinrich4842]

Considering the size and layout of the shop I would have gone for a mobile rack. But still very impressive.

[@hanzon1529]

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

[@FullMetalFox2]

Now here is something we can agree on after the Festool discussion: Bessey's are worth their price, and they arent even that expensive. :D

[@j-bdekker4871]

FullMetalFox couldn't agree more, non-brand clamps aren't that much cheaper. i feel the same way about festool too though

[@FullMetalFox2]

I wont recap the festool discussion, but all-tool brand loality can bite you in the butt and kill your wallet pretty fast, so id rather go out there and do some research on what manufacturer has the most experience for the type of tool im looking for. Aka id buy Bessey clamps because i have very good experiences with them and the manufacturer has a long history with clamps, but i wouldnt buy a Bessey Knife just because they made good clamps.

[@sebastiaanl9876]

True that, Festool got good sanding machines, router, vac and domino. After that the ts55

[@trdandakid]

That table saw is gigantic but it looks really easy to use

[@davidmaxim6762]

What can i say. "PERFECTION"

[@HolzwurmTom]

Looks really cool at this size! 👍🏼 I also build a smaller one last year, there is a video about at my channel.

[@TimothyWilmots]

Thanks Tom, I saw yours and noticed you even gave me credit for the design 👍🏼

[@hectorcarrillo1292]

love that table saw

[@nathanmitchell4839]

Just when I've thought I've seen every table saw design.

[@Hansssa]

Hector Carrillo It's the FELDER K700. Around 17 000 dollars here in Norway.

[@mwolf5469]

About $11000 us

[@tomberger03]

Hansssa hvor fra Norge

[@deserteagle1166]

Hansssa I've bought such 2015 saw here in Russia for $2500 from bankruptcy auction.

[@Николай-ж1ъ2х]

На работу как на праздник!) Мастерская супер! Один минус.... много ручного труда... Так долго не протянешь с утра до вечера на ногах , и через 10 лет аппатия! у Felder есть не плохие чпу центры! Лайк!

[@TimothyWilmots]

Мне не нравится, что с большой ЧПУ вы должны работать как рабыня, чтобы расплатиться с ней. Все мои инструменты оплачиваются, поэтому у меня нет давления.

[@teunardvandezandschulp8943]

Love your videos From the netherlands 😉

[@on8hc]

Great videos Timothy, prachtige werkruimte

[@JoyceJenkinsbackwoodscreations]

I want the attachment to the saw that holds the boards

[@j.a.e.s.9943]

Great video. Thanks, to share with us. Congratulations.

[@lewisprentice243]

Love that tablesaw!

[@salvatoresalvio204]

BELLO E MOLTO INTERESSANTE. SALUTI SALVIO

[@Jimwho77]

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@Atheistic007]

That rack in an OCD's dream come true.

[@Raulruiz25]

Hello Timothy I love your work your workshop your machines Felder and Festool and above all I love your videos you are a crack and a good carpenter thank you for being like you are, by the way how many square meters has your fantastic workshop? I have a project in mind and I love the distribution of yours, thanks again many greetings a hug.

[@TimothyWilmots]

Hello Raul, it's about 160m2. (11x15m)

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

Bigger than my house. XD

[@fussydk]

Your work keep impressing me Timothy!

[@cytt0rak]

Great craftsmanship again, what square is that in 4:26?

[@TimothyWilmots]

T-square from woodpeckers, I don't regret that investment.

[@АлексейЧезганов]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@GrahamOrm]

Great job

[@nathanael150]

Hello, je suis admiratif de ce que tu fais. Merci pour ces videos. Est ce que je peux savoir la taille de tes EZS les plus petits? J ai cru voir 45 cm sur une autre video. Je débute et me demande quelle taille prendre pour débuter. Merci

[@TimothyWilmots]

Bonjour Sébastien, les plus courtes que j'ai sont effectivement des 45cm. C'était parfois trop court alors j'ai aussi acheté des 90cm après quelques années. Il ne faut pas oublier que c'est pour du travail "léger", si ce sont tes seules alors le modèle 45cm est un peu court je crois.

[@SansP3ur]

Does Optimus Prime know that you're using his wife as a table saw?

[@LeeroyReading]

I’ve just finished building my rack from your plans, next is a miniature system workshop. I notice you have two sizes of the EZS quick clamps that you obviously find most useful, what sizes are they? Thanks for selling such great plans I’ve found them invaluable as well as being able to go back over the videos.

[@TimothyWilmots]

Sorry for not replying earlier, I have 450mm and 900mm versions.

[@JohnnyG2573]

Tim, would your MFSC have eliminated the need to place your cut pieces on the floor?

[@Kianrui]

Can u list out what clamp u have and their dimensions??

[@sergeikononovich1885]

Всё что могу тебе сказать , МОЛОДЕЦ , всё класно жаль не знаю языка, завидую белой завистью, без обид. ТЫ МОЛОДЕЦ, создать такую мастерскую с нуля,класс ,у меня 3×2 и нет такой возможности, класс , ТЫ МОЛОДЕЦ :-)

[@TimothyWilmots]

Спасибо за комплименты, особенно в моем возрасте, так как я уже 32 года ;)

[@deserteagle1166]

Sergei Kononovich такой чистоты в российских мастерских не бывает.

[@septimuspretorius250]

Incredible!!!!!

[@JC-iq9gl]

hello, wandering what type of wood floor is that?

[@ghabcdef]

How are these thinner clamps hanging upside down? What is the point of support there? On my clamps there is nothing that can serve to suspend its weight at that end

[@TimothyWilmots]

They have a small rod that extends on both sides, the rod that stops the head from sliding all the way out.

[@ghabcdef]

@@TimothyWilmots That is neat. Did you add that or did the clamps come with them installed?

[@TimothyWilmots]

@@ghabcdef It was on the clamps already.

[@Kianrui]

Can u provide the link for all clamps?

[@der_Appi]

well done. 👍 I really like your vids, the are very inspirating. Thanks for sharing.

[@cantineroazul]

Gracias que buena idea.

[@DJJoeyGladstone]

Hi Timothy, great channel you have! Which sanders from Festool do you use in your workshop? It's difficult to choose which one I should buy... Cheers

[@TimothyWilmots]

Hello Jan, I use a ETS 150/5 98% of the time, and I have at least 5 other sanders. Recently I also got a 150/3 but I find it is too slow to be a main sander. Some will suggest the RO 150, I use that one only when I really have to, it's very tiring to use.

[@DJJoeyGladstone]

Thanks for the information. What are your thoughts about the ETS EC series?

[@mrcastro8740]

RO 125 with different pads is all you need. It's a beast but it's tamable if you know how too. Love your shop Tim keep up the great work

[@tradewinds2319]

nice shop. nice slider

[@Ifufa]

Смотрел на одном дыхании.

[@АлександрДавыдкин-р1ц]

Посмотрел такой видос и бегом в свою нано- столярку. Надо же хоть что то из увиденного у себя воплотить. (Пока не забылось). Ну и конечно все супер, трудись и радуйся.

[@CustomCraftedDesigns]

What a shop

[@marcoantoniomaierhofferdec7766]

muito bem fabricado👏👏👏👏

[@jblack1854]

Why didn't you use your MFSC to stack the cut lumber on?

[@TimothyWilmots]

That's simple, it didn't exist yet. I built this months before making the first MFSC prototype.

[@tasothdevil01]

what size Bessey clamp do you recommend?

[@asadabas3830]

بارك الله فيك

[@MegaBenj10]

Love this 😍

[@LeeSteventon]

Timothy, what brand of hard wax oil do you typically use?

[@TimothyWilmots]

Ciranova, mainly because that's what my professional supply store always has in stock and it comes in large metal containers. But it's good stuff regardless.

[@bobbystanley8580]

Nice

[@TheAlogoc]

Are you in the US? How did you menage to get dado blades on EU table saw?

[@TimothyWilmots]

I'm in Belgium, Felder has a legal dado cutter for their saws. It's not a blade stack like in the US

[@TheAlogoc]

@@TimothyWilmots do weaker models of Felder also have it? Like Hammer?

[@TimothyWilmots]

@@TheAlogoc Yes they also have the same on some of the Hammer models, but it needs to be factory installed when you order the machine.

[@toufikhamimed236]

chapeau

[@tomdixonzl2hgr15]

Bugger the clamp rack....I want your saw :-)

[@Bob-vr2zl]

You should use your terrific tools and make a push stick. At 0.52 you get way too close for comfort.

[@asadabas3830]

God bless my dear sister

[@flotoutsimplement]

Timothy tu l'a trouvé où ton dado?

[@TimothyWilmots]

C'est une option sur les scies Felder, ce sont eux qui vendent les fraises aussi. On peut les utiliser sur la toupie aussi.

[@flotoutsimplement]

ok merci pour ta réponse, il me reste plus qu'a voir si Hammer en fait aussi.

[@TimothyWilmots]

On peut avoir la même option sur Hammer, mais je ne sais pas si c'est possible sur tout les modèles.

[@adetunjioye]

Good job...but you could have just taped both sides before cutting to prevent the tear outs.

[@TimothyWilmots]

On test cuts I had several layers blow out, not the small splinters you would get with a blade stack, this particular cutter is much less subtle since it only makes two cuts per rotation, where a normal blade makes at least 25 cuts.

[@ЕрболНурбаев-б7к]

Слов нет как круто супер

[@seanmorgan8128]

Do you make your own plywood? I am just waiting for you to go around a corner in your labyrinth through a door too your own ply wood press. LOL kidding I think.

[@danielbarth4306]

Ton travail est comme d'habitude de bonne qualité ,tu devrais faire des vidéos en français c'est un peu dur quand on ne parle pas anglais ;)

[@TimothyWilmots]

Bonjour Daniel, c'est pour ça que je ne parle pas et que j'ajoute juste un texte en Anglais, pour toucher un public aussi large que possible. En plus ma langue maternelle est le Néerlandais, un marché encore plus petit. (mais je parle le Français depuis toujours)

[@danielbarth4306]

fait comme certains la même vidéo avec un texte en anglais et l'autre avec un texte en français ,je sais ça fait encore plus de travail ;)

[@asadabas3830]

احسنت يا بطل

[@AbamAdy]

Nice tools....

[@DJFalkoHannover]

The FELDER saw is pure porn!

[@seanmorgan8128]

I know I could sleep on it, after unplugging of course.

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

That whole shop is porn!

[@Hansssa]

FELDER saw, FELDER moulder. Every hand tool is Festool and every clamp is Bessey. I don't know what products this guy is making, but he sure has success :D Awesome shop!

[@abuk44]

by night he's Batman, by day he's bruce wayne .. in the weekend he's this guy

[@HODYODesign]

Réalisation de grande qualité comme d'habitude mais je ne comprends vraiment pas pourquoi l'immense majorité des woodworkers persiste à faire des racks de rangement en alignant les serre-joints côte à côte ? Outre la place dingue que ça prend au mur, dans ton cas, le montage du rack en travers de la baie vitrée ruine le design de ta pièce d'assemblage (sans parler de la vue sur l'envers du rack depuis l'atelier à travers la vitre). Pourquoi ne pas faire un rack à la Jay Bates (v2), dans lequel les serre-joints sont stockés perpendiculairement au mur plutôt qu'en // ? Un Revo de chez Bessey occupe une profondeur de 160mm rangé sur ton rack. Mais tu peux en stocker 4 sur 220mm de profondeur sur un rack comme celui de Jay. Dit autrement, tu divises la surface exploitée au mur par deux, pour une profondeur qui reste très raisonnable. Cette solution te permettrait d'installer confortablement un rack complet à droite de la baie vitrée, après avoir déplacé le rack des petits serre-joints sous celle-ci. Résultat aussi efficace (mais je me trompe peut-être, je ne suis pas du tout un pro et j'attends ton avis), tout en conservant toute sa fonction et son intégrité à la baie vitrée, sans parler de la qualité du design intérieur. Ou alors il y quelque chose qui m'échappe ? Merci pour tes vidéos en tout cas, j'apprends beaucoup grâce à toi.

[@TimothyWilmots]

J'ai vérifié, mon étagère fait 21cm de profondeur totale avec les serre joint, si je mettais les serre joint de côté j'arriverai à en mettre 4 sur cette profondeur. Alors qu'ici j'en mets 6 sur la même profondeur et largeur. Il faudrait donc faire l'étagère 3x plus profonde pour gagner 50% en largeur. Ici j'essaye de garder un passage aussi large que possible entre l'étagère et l'établi, et puis je trouve plus beau de les exposer de cette manière, ça me permet de voir clairement combien sont disponibles si je veux débuter un collage.

[@HODYODesign]

Effectivement c'est beaucoup plus joli et je comprends l'argument concernant la disponibilité, surtout pour un pro qui utilise ses Revo en permanence. Par contre, je ne comprends pas ton calcul. Si mon gain de 50% est effectivement erroné, j'arrive après (re)mesure à 3 serre-joints en largeur avec ta méthode, contre 4 avec celle de Jay, soit un gain de seulement 25% en surface à profondeur identique (22cm contre 21cm). Il faut donc 2 rangées de 6 Revo contre 12 alignés côte à côte pour gagner 50% de surface, soit une profondeur totale de 32cm (environ). Ca ne fait pas 3x plus et je le fais juste remarquer pour ceux qui comme moi n'ont pas beaucoup de surface murale pour y ranger... beaucoup de choses. Mon atelier fait 10m2 :-)

[@christophedelepaut6398]

👍👍🇧🇪

[@nismob3]

Dude how many clamps are there? Those are like $300 - $400 each plus that saw WTF. Anyways might as well Subscribe. Kiola from New Zealand 👌

[@darrenharris6319]

i see your have a compact table saw, doesn't take up much room

[@thomashom7514]

Using saw without a saw guard! Not your normal operation I hope.

[@easterlake]

Step one: Buy a $20,000 table saw.

[@frenchriversprings]

Lmao

[@johnrweiss]

All that money in tools and you dont have a kreg foreman?

[@TimothyWilmots]

Pocket screws are a great invention, handy for this type of quick and dirty work, but it's something I practically never use for commissioned work. I prefer more traditional and durable joinery methods for that, and I often build in series so with my equipment, traditional joinery is often faster than pocket holes any way.

[@asadabas3830]

فن النجاره ابداع فري فري في كود

[@asadabas3830]

These machines and equipment are in Iraq and we do not have these machines

[@Blagger3000]

Felder - better than sex. :)

[@rikbitter]

Not a fan of push sticks I see. Yikes!

[@ChadMc74]

Gee who sponsored this?

[@TimothyWilmots]

Nobody really, I bought them all.

[@OliverRiefler]

who the hell needs a window ;-)

[@ronhampe]

Great idea, but annoying as hell watching the fast motion portions

[@kenbred46]

Get a pusher, or one day your going to loose a few fingers

[@kevinlastair8867]

you make to much $$$$ look at that set up, very nice!!

[@dlk4318]

I put my hat down

[@smarty007us]

second

[@SERPENT69696]

1st comment

[@fred-san]

DankJustin 20 seconds...

[@fred-san]

you chniese ? in France, worst Land on Europe,, WE only got made in RPC, to same price Makita... Snifffff....♥