Mobile Flip-Top Workbench

In this video I explain the ins and outs of my Mobile Flip-Top Workbench and what makes it so unique. Unfortunately, I built this three years ago and did not record a build video along the way. I did take a lot of pictures, so I use them throughout the video to explain what I did, along with some current video and even some 3D Renders to better explain the inside parts that you are unable to see from the outside. So, if you have a small workspace and are looking to save a ton of space, this may be the bench for you!
I now realize I spelled "Rosin Paper" wrong as well, but it's too late at this point.
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Below are the links to the items I purchased for the bench, or in some cases since it was three years ago I listed the replacement model that still fits the dimensions. These are affiliate links, by using the link below it also helps support the channel for future content.
Tools
Wood Working Vise - amzn.to/4a2G0Ff
Band Saw - amzn.to/4aiRwfZ
Bench Grinder - amzn.to/3uFtc7n
Belt & Disc Sander - amzn.to/3uK4ov6
Planer - amzn.to/4a6UOmo
Jointer - amzn.to/3GqRwN2
Oscillating Sander - amzn.to/414fmrv
Drill Press - amzn.to/3RCl9BD
Hardware
Magnets for Paper Door - amzn.to/3uH1CqC
Kreg Track - amzn.to/3Tc2xcQ
4” Pipe - amzn.to/4a5fKd9
Accessories
Drill Press Vise - amzn.to/417DLfK
Kraft Paper - amzn.to/4a3EN0o
Kreg Clamps - amzn.to/3uNIIyo
Bench Cookies - amzn.to/3t8U3s3
Bench Cookie Cone - amzn.to/41nFyO5

[@gijonny78]

I usually have a short attention span for these types of videos. I watched this one all the way through because you made the bench and video perfectly. Very well done sir.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much! Greatly appreciated!

[@josephzasa7708]

The engineering behind the flip top is pure genius. And the animation showing how it was built and functions was way better than watching the actual build. I will be dedicating my flip top build to you.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Gladly appreciate that and happy you enjoyed it!

[@kenmaira]

This is the first video I've ever seen from you, I'm ridiculously impressed with the engineering and the effort that's gone in both the table and the plans & animations. Instantly subscribed and liked!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much!

[@kenmaira]

@@RingsWorkshop absolutely, if you don't mind me asking, where are you located?

I came here to say the exact same thing!

[@monicamacon2342]

Awesome

[@rodfletcher9937]

I just did the same very clever

[@ScottishPhotographyCentre]

This workbench is utterly ingenious!!! Exactly the type of bench I'll need if I ever build a workshop next to my house as it will be quite long. Most of the bench tools can be stored in it, even down to a table saw... Excellent job..

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!!!

[@SuperskillsCoUkTraining]

Great video about a fantastic bench. Don't beat yourself up about the pride you took in the finish at the time - you will be using it for decades and any dinks or dings will just be the battle scars of your woodworking adventures.....

[@hashimchohan6320]

Glad to see that someone put so much thought process n own research....and come up with innovative yet highly functional product

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much! Excited to see who takes the concepts and makes it even better.

[@b3arwithm3]

Best bench I have seen. The door locking the top in place is really a novelty.

[@jamesvermilyea4717]

I only thought, what if I slip and I drop it when it is pivoting. S. Happens you know....

[@yercules]

@@jamesvermilyea4717 If your floor is made out of ice and you're Edward Scissorhands, then yes. But that's a unlikely scenario for most people.

[@CognitiveBehavioral]

Nice shade.

[@j.a.2575]

Damn. This workbench build is on a whole other level compaired to the dozens of builds I've watched. It's inteligently simple, well thought out, and puts function first without looking wonky. The efficiency of everything really distinguishes this bench from the amateur youtube builders. Well done sir.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@davidclayton6521]

One of the better videos / workbenches I have seen of this type . Which is what I want to do flip the tools down out of the way out of site for storage

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@OscarRodriguez-qx4xx]

It would be nice to see a video that explains the folding mechanism in more detail. Great work 🎉

[@OpenHouse24]

I'm embarrassed to have over 360K subscribers for just videos of homes when you only got 21k, you deserve a million subs Man. I have seen many useless/bragging about my tools videos, i wish i had seen this when i set up shop in my basement. I'm having a shop built now, so space is not longer a problem. but hats off to you Sr. very smart build, simple effective engineering and to boot, a humble presenter. Well done, I wish you and your channel much success.And YES i subscribed on principal, you're the second channel i ever subscribed in 9 years.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Hahaha thank you so much! Greatly appreciated!! Hopefully more will come with time. Appreciate the kind words!

[@UnpimpYourAuto]

I love the animations along with the explanations. This is actually more effective than traditional build videos. Great job on this!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@JosephDean-dy3ii]

I have found that it's easier to keep a set of dedicated maintenance tools in one spot

[@yamlcase230]

no kidding on the animations. How did you make those @ringsworkshop ?

[@rudyschwab7709]

I like the finished edges on the doors and drawer fronts. You're a woodworker so you have to practice your craft. Also, it's not uncommon in this work to demonstrate the skills of your craft in even the most utilitarian of builds. Remember, a hundred years from now someone is going to get possession of this thing and, if it's the right person, they will ponder the history of it's use made evident by it's scars of ages ago, and they will also admire it for the passion they can see was put into it by it's maker.

[@Qwickset]

Simply brilliant. I'm speechless. Props to you man....this is amazing ingenuity.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much!!

[@thomashajicek2747]

I’m blown away. I’ve seen tons and tons of flip too video done by many people including the most popular YT woodworkers. Not only is this by far the best designed flip top I’ve ever ref seen, but also the best explanation and detail on how to make it.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much!

[@southernblueblood5402]

The work bench is pure genius, well thought out and executed. Can't believe this hasn't gone viral.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Haha maybe someday. Need to get a bunch more videos up incase that day ever comes. Thank you so much.

[@80211Denver]

oh, it will

[@ANocers]

I just did. The lifter reminds me of a camshaft well done thinking outside the box and inventing a “new wheel”.

[@serialskooby]

Give it time. If it were a build video it would already have 17 mil views

[@fdifenza78]

I completely agree! I love this workbench

[@tstuff]

The one empty cabinet would be good for router bits or saw blades.

[@1996SST]

i was thinking drill press bits forstners etc...

[@billsmith3195]

Thats what i thoughtbtoo.

[@UTBanjo]

Bits or small clamps.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Plans are now available for this project: www.ringsworkshop.com/plans/mobile-fliptop-workbench The top dimensions are about 97 1/4” wide, 33 1/2” deep, 36 1/2” tall. Overall dimensions add 1 1/2” for the doors + the depth of the handles used.

[@tcmccormick]

@Rings Workshop I got them. Wow! 100 pages! You obviously put a lot of time and work into putting this together. Very detailed and complete. Thanks for doing this! I have completed the basic base and adding the movable caster sections next. I am modifying for the tools I have and making it a full 4x8 top, but still going with your design.

[@RingsWorkshop]

@@tcmccormick thank you! That’s awesome, excited to see how it turns out!!

[@randyscrafts8575]

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant! I have a 30' X 40' pole barn and it's not enough room. A tool/workbench like this would save quite a bit of space.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@ivoted7199]

The raise/lift mechanism is very simple and clever and the flip top(s) are genius. Well done Sir. Damn brother, I need a next door neighbor like you. I'm a Licensed B General Contractor. & love working on stuff like this...

[@RingsWorkshop]

Hahaha thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!

[@jimbruce4348]

Hi... First of all, don't apologize for not having filmed the build. I've built several things that I should have documented better and as I didn't I'm not "you-tubing" yet... I love the design, the graphics a brilliant (I assume a lot of effort went into creating those. I main modification I would make would be to recess the planer so that the outfeed table can be used there too. Also if you put a small chamfer around the edges of the tool sections that'll stop material getting caught using the outfeed table (Check out Woodwork Junkie's table). I'm going to give this a go (I need to upgrade the one I built from Woodwork Junkies). I hooked and subscribed. Keep up the great content

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you very much, I like that chanfer idea for sure. Recessing the planet got tricky with making sure it was flat on top when it was down and the fliptop still functioning the same. I guess it would work if you made the pivot point lower and the bottom side much thicker.

[@wonderstud]

@@RingsWorkshop I agree, it would be a very interesting challenge to try to drop the planer so as to get it to match the same height as the rest of the table for the outfeed. Would be super cool challenge to figure out!

[@bobfardy422]

I’m new to woodworking and am on my 3rd, mobile bench “re-design”. This bench is perfectly imperfect! Lots of great ideas and “gotchas”. Thanks! Awesome job!

[@woodpecker80]

Best flip top bench yet…way ahead of whatever is in second place… simple to operate… well done thanks for sharing

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks! Appreciate the kind words.

[@brianfreeman8290]

I wish I had 10% of your ingenuity, Brilliant and cleverly edited and presented vid. Consider me subscribed.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@carlm.m.5470]

I did not know Matt Damon could do all this. I had a similar idea to do something like this but #1 The bottom boards slid all the way out and you had to carry the full weight of the tool to lower it below. This system with the bars is much better, faster, and safer. #2 You actually did it, whereas I'm still dreaming. You made a very well thought out space saving work bench. You are not just smart, but you are also a do'er and got it done. Maybe for your tall cabinet with the shallow depth you could store levels, squares, sacrificial wood, or a metal sheet for welding.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Hahaha thank you for the compliments and kind worlds! Appreciate it.

[@Hvn1957]

This is one of those awesome projects that fill the needs of the builder, and provide endless ideas for those who don’t need exactly the same thing. Well done!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you again! Hoping it gives a lot of people ideas.

[@stevenn8449]

The explanations, animations, and ingenuity of this video and this build are through the roof! Excellent video that clearly explains the concepts that went into it. One of the best I've seen. Awesome job and thank you for sharing!!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much, I appreciate that!

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

This is very cool and unique. I love how the flip-top stays secured. The empty space you asked us about, how about you measuring tools? they all stay relatively flat so the won't take up any room and the space now has a purpose.

[@dpeterson157]

Some really good ideas in there. I especially like the 'what would I do differently' section. I found that especially helpful. The simple locking system for the tools is brilliant.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@MattMiskinnis]

I'm new to woodworking, and this bench had me drooling. I have the same issue with space in the garage, for Christmas I got a Wen Planer, and when I saw yours, I was like "you had me at hello" - subscribed! and will be making something similiar (if not exact)

[@RingsWorkshop]

Haha that’s awesome! Thank you.

[@EngineerMikeF]

Awesome design video, better IMO than watching boards get sawn & glue drying. I'm with Pickles, hang Ur most used clamps in the shallow cabinet

[@bunkie2100]

In a veritable sea of no-narration build videos, this is outstanding. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate not only your clever design and execution, but your thorough explanations of your choices and your clear-eyed analysis. Bonus points for not using the now-worthless word “genius” in the desciption. Well done!

[@RingsWorkshop]

I also avoided the word “Ultimate” as well haha. Thank you for the kind words.

[@geographyinaction7814]

This is an excellent video. I am very impressed with the animation, the descriptions, and how well-spoken you are. In terms of the engineering, I find that you are a lot like me, even after you have put something together, you are continually looking at how it could be better, more refined, and you're almost in the realm of doing it over again, just to find that you have more ideas. I'm also impressed with your choice of power tools. There is nothing wrong with WEN, and in almost every video I see, even when a shop is full of Festool, Shop Fox, and Grizzly, there is always the black and orange of WEN poking around. Cost to performance, you won't find much better, despite the rubbish I hear from YT Cowboys.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much! I've been very happy with their tools so far. My only complaint I have is the size, but that has nothing to do with the brand, I chose them that small because of space. Like you said, cost to performance I have been very impressed with.

[@yannollivier6636]

I completely agree with you

[@wm005]

Best idea I've ever seen. Excellent thought and design...

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@itaischadmi6150]

This is probably the best plan I've seen for a workbench.the Ingenuity and thought process that went into building this is amazing. Well done.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much! I appreciate that!

[@harryheadrick9708]

I would pay a reasonable fee for plans to build this project. I’d be happy to support all your hard work!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you, I appreciate that haha

[@man.i.literally.failed6772]

if your good, you can build it without plans just by looking at it..thats what i do and have done..

[@aaronward4319]

Ingenious design, flawless presentation, easy to understand and visually appealing as well. instantly one of my favorite videos on KZbin, well done and a massive two thumbs up.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you very much!!

[@garrettjackson1789]

This design is pure genius! I've been lurking around KZbin for over a year, and I've never been completely sold on any of the many "flip-top" cabinets you see there. And I don't need a massive bench like you've built, but the concept certainly lends itself beautifully to making one (or multiple) modular units on the same principle. (Lightbulb goes on!!) Brilliant, thanks!!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@monikamccartney7096]

Thanks for the description and inspiration. Ours is a ways off, but when it's time we'll be using your ideas and mistakes.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks! Let me know how it turns out and how you like it!

[@JM-sz4oi]

Outstandind! Particularly like the suggestions about things he would do different if he were to do this a second time. One of the best woodworking videos I've seen on KZbin.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

[@ajmllr]

Awesome video, please make more!!

[@kegon88falls]

People with great ideas are rare. Those who have them, usually lack humility and don’t accept criticism well. I think your bench is phenomenal, despite your regrets. I’m sure your videos will continue to inspire DIYers all over the planet. Stay well!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it.

[@bradmcconnochie3204]

Hey there, Your bench is absolutely amazing! Good on you. Regarding the acrylic shields for the grinder, their other purpose is to help catch debris if the grinding wheel shatters. Seems like a an small chance of this happening, but it's happened twice at my (rather large) company. I'm sure you'll figure something out. Definitely subscribing to see what else you get up to. All the best, Brad

[@1SGBob1]

I did not read all of the comments, so someone may have already suggested this, but, in the storage spaces you could use one for Kreg Jig storage and the other you could use for hand planes or other small tools. As for the electric, it looks like you have some spaces that could contain either a power strip and/or multiple duplex outlets, set below the surface one of two ways. One would be to mount them 3/4" below the top and then cover them with a temporary cover of plywood for when you need a flat top or if you can find the right type, they make flip up outlets. Lastly in the middle(ish) of the bench it looked like you had a square opening (under top) that could possibly be turned into a dust collection port. I did not really see much of the internal spaces, but maybe you have enough room to run some pvc to the lower outside or possibly into the wide open cabinet to house a vacuum.

[@RingsWorkshop]

I appreciate the ideas. I could definitely do both of those things, but it doesn’t really help a lot as I have both attachments directly above where the bench is. My hope with power would have been to run the power through the pipes so I would have one master plug and the others were ready to use as soon as they flipped up. There is no way to do that with dust collection though because of the size of the hose. Great ideas though, like the idea for hand planes as well!

[@jesuscampos737]

Trabajo excepcional, nunca había visto un banco de trabajo con tantas máquinas ocultas y una superficie de trabajo tan amplia, es realmente una gran obra y con gran versatilidad de trabajo. Saludos desde la ciudad de México. Felicidades.

[@jbourgeois5092]

someone get this man a medal!

[@cocainepickles1586]

Wooo weee, I would hang some clamps in the empty thin drawer. Thanks for the 3d animations, that helped me understand the process alot.

[@millmoo]

What about a square and some table saw or circle saw blades.

[@RingsWorkshop]

@@millmoo I used to have blades in the empty one actually, then built a separate holder for them mounted on the wall that holds more. I will likely do the same with the sand paper at some point too.

[@robmiller713]

Very well done tutorial and very informative. Great use of space!

[@michaelcollier7671]

Super impressed with this design and execution. I’m in a similar position, live in the Northeast and have to share shop space with cars in the winter, and I’ve been looking for something like this for my bench top tools. Thanks so much for the ideas.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Mazord06]

Ok, a great woodworker is one thing, you sir are an engineer. Not sure what you do professionally, but you are truly an engineer. Thanks for sharing that with us! Genius. And I vote chisels for the empty cabinet!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Haha thank you so much, I appreciate it!

[@barzalou]

Now here's what's interesting, you had a need, you had your requirements, you did your research where some woodworkers hinted at what you wanted to do but, in the end, your approach was, in fact, thinking out of the box. Thank you for this. You've got me curious about what you will do next.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks, I appreciate it!!

[@rjmills126]

The shallow cabinet can be used to hold wrenches Allen keys or w/e hand tools are necessary to adjust your power tools

[@triangle_v]

And router bits

[@shanarussell1254]

Good idea - maybe some magnet strips to hold them

[@geneyoung2793]

This bench is the best I’ve seen. I would love to have you prepare detailed plans with measurements that I could buy.

[@RingsWorkshop]

I’ll be working on getting a site up in a couple months once winter hits here and I’ll put something together. Trying to take advantage of the last month or so of warm weather to build stuff while I can!

[@braytonmiller3832]

I, too, would love to purchase plans. Great workbench!

[@RingsWorkshop]

@@braytonmiller3832 Thank you!

[@xiaver617]

U would love the plans too

[@xiaver617]

I not U lol

[@jacksmiles47]

Saw blades, dad stacks, pushers, so many possibilities for that second shallow cubby :)

[@howelljo1098]

Speed square, combo square, pencil, scribe tape measure, ruler...

[@4YourEyes2See]

One consideration popped in my head for the tight space you're not using on your bench. It looks like a great space for files and rasp storage. Seems I always wishing I had them close by, ready to use. GREAT THINKING ON YOUR BENCH! I'm now excited to build one myself. My wife would also rather not have to help me with large cuts as well.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Haha thank you, the outfeed was the selling point for her. I kind of like the file idea, still need to tear out the sand paper storage in there so I can use both sides.

[@brianmi40]

Did a similar caster method for my Harbor Freight workbench years ago, but mine I could easily lift by hand, and tuck a support to hold the casters down with my foot.... works great and like yours, no risk of movement at all on locking casters.

[@emilymoore1931]

You are awesome!! I wish my boyfriend was as handy as you!

[@barrylitchfield250]

Have you dumped that unhandy boyfriend yet?

[@coreyhiggins621]

This is exactly what I've been looking for! I'm in the process of putting my shop together and need an easy way to stow benchtop tools and yet have easy access, and have a sturdy work suface when the tools are stowed away. My plan is to incorporate your system into a bottem wall cabinet rather than a mobile base. Thank you so much for sharing your unique system. Great video BTW. Nicely done!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. First full video I’ve done. Should only get better from here! Please share yours as you get it up and going, can’t wait to see what people come up with by adding their own twist to it.

[@kanedNunable]

I've seen loads of these types of design and this seems the most elegant solution and best looking.

[@davetaylor2088]

G'day mate - there's a dozen different shades of genius in this design. I can't believe it didn't get more airplay. For the power, although it isn't as convenient as having a powered table you could have a pop up power board so you could at least have everything you're using plugged in at the same time. The woodshop junkies channel has a great pop up power board idea which uses gas lift and push-to-open cover. You might be able to slot it into that spare space!

[@RingsWorkshop]

I will for sure look into that, thank you for the kind words and the advice!

[@kenselleck2414]

That bench is stunning! I am certainly going to steal some ideas from this video!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! Let me know how it turns out for you.

[@robertdavenport8809]

To answer your question at 17:08, drill bit holder. I'm not sure how close that spot is to your drill press , however, you could build a bit holder similar to most router bit holders for your most common used bits. Honestly, that area looks big enough that it might fit all bits that one would use. Regardless, that bench is fabulous and I look forward to building my own.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! I’d love to see what you come up with as well.

[@davidcaple5547]

Ab fab video, you have a wonderful imagination. :) I'm in the process of fitting my workshop from scratch and couldn't see where to put the workbench, now I don't have to I can put it wherever I want for the circumstances. Love the can mechanism for lifting the bench, I wondered how solid locking casters would be now I don't have to. I cut my own trees and am incorporating a planking facility (rough plank the trees to 4" - 6" thick, set aside to dry and then rip into planks) so I am wanting to keep a 20ft run free for this. I can now mount all my power tools under this run and upside down just like in your bench. Thank you for that.

[@davidtarbell3888]

There are a LOT of great ideas and execution brought together in this single workshop item! Great job in designing and building it and thank you very much for sharing this explanation. Now all I have to do is figure out which components I want to incorporate into my assembly/outfeed table!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@JosephDean-dy3ii]

having been a carpenter all my life and now retiring moving more to woodworking for fun. this is the first video of you that i have seen. i am most impressed with the simplistic engineering of your bench. since i am in the middle of making a mobile bench along the same lines i now find myself backing up and redesigning based on your project. again i am most impressed and that's not easy to do.congrat's on a most unique and functional project. i would use the other small space for maintence and adjustment tools dedicated space..

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Love the idea for the adjustment tools!

[@mariorenaud1]

Thanks for the video. I'm in the process of completing my bench and you gave me some good ideas and points to consider. Bravo form Canada.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much!

[@biesel3370]

I know I'm late to this video. But that small unused cabinet space would be perfect for a few squares or pencils. Any marking or dimensioning tools, really. Maybe some chisels or files. Bench looks great. Well done video. Thanks for sharing.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks for the ideas! I ended up putting my t-squares there so worked out perfect!

[@TheJerryWatson]

your empty cab would be a great router bit storage. fantastic build by the way.

[@RingsWorkshop]

I’ve thought about that, I have them on magnet strips currently but could put them in there as well to free up wall space. Thank you for the kind words as well.

[@TheJerryWatson]

@@RingsWorkshop You are welcome!

[@supremeoverlord4957]

As an upcoming wood worker ive been gathering ideas for my small shop and this is by far the most amazing keep it up

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@davidlarson2534]

Impressive. Now all you need is a combo table saw/router table, and there are plenty of those on KZbin.

[@RingsWorkshop]

I didn’t include those because I have full sized ones since I use them the most

[@davidlarson2534]

I do too, a full-size cabinetmaker table saw. I think, after watching all these videos I have a plan that can build for my situation. I have every tool except a lathe.

[@davanders2006]

I really like this work bench. I've been thinking about making one and now I am going to make one like this one. As for the trim pieces around the door and drawers, it may have taken a while but in my opinion it makes it looks more professionally made and not just crappy plywood. Good job Thanks for sharing.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks! I appreciate it! I love the look of it too, just not sure I would advise anyone else to take that time and money to do it. Haha.

[@jeffmaestro]

Thanks for the inspiration brother! Recently got into wood work, as recently as I haven’t made crap! Lol. Just buying my power tools. Similar to you I can’t dedicate the whole garage to work so a desk like this will benefit me greatly. Thanks again!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@Not3xactly]

You win the workbench wars my friend. This thing is genius.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Hahaha thank you! Appreciate it!

[@TheVeganeater]

Amazing. Rare earth magnets might make the grinder guards snap on quick and easy.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks! Someone recommended that shortly after I released the video and I felt really dumb for not thinking of it then...I now feel dumb for not implementing it over that time frame.

[@martinsnell253]

Congratulations - I have seen searching for a bench solution for my tiny workshop and that is the best design I have seen by far! And, to be fair, the edge banding might be unnecessary but Dude, it looks great! Thank you!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@phillipkuntze137]

this is THE BEST bench I have seen !

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@ctmodalitychampion9214]

Really like the keyed idea on the flip top. I am shopping for a new miter saw and plan to build it into a cabinet that is also an out feed table

[@RingsWorkshop]

Nice! Let me know how it turns out!

[@christianeklund1053]

The movable workbench is genius, i'd love to have one of those if i had a workshop :D

[@tianwang1630]

This is super inspirational probably one of the best fliptop workbench video I have ever seen, I’d like to Integrate some of its design into my future equipment station

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@tommyj7087]

Love the flip mechanism. Genius!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@BrianRoosa]

You should mount those clamps on that thin space. Maybe some chisels

[@duracollins]

Good shit brother! Well thought out, brass tacks explanations & what's better is your honesty from your experiences & solutions. Thank you friend 🙏

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@randylong235]

You should make and sell plans for this for sure. Brilliant design

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! Next thing on my to do list after the next video I put out!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Plans are now available.

[@ilmondodimassi]

The best flip top idea on KZbin.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@craigo9101]

Not only did I like this video I subscribe. Brother this thing is genius. I will be ordering the plans as well. Though I have a lot more room than you do I need every square foot of my garage I can get. Thanks again. Keep up the great vids

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words and support. I’ve been finding quite a few comments aren’t showing on the normal KZbin at but are on the studio one for creators so I completely missed this and I apologize for the delayed response.

[@tonyseeley]

Really impressive, love the design, great job.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@Teddykhil]

Well done with this video, Explains in detail what and how to do with your Workbench. I found it most helpful in what I need to do with my own bench. Thanks heaps for your effort in helping "us" get idea's of what we can do. cheers Teddy.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you! So glad it was helpful!

[@narendravartak7432]

It was very very genuine innovation. Hats off. Keep it up.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@patriotwoodworker6092]

That bench is amazing! Don’t beat yourself up over the door and drawer face frames. It gives it a professional look and if are selling things, people come and pick them up from your shop they’ll see it’s coming from a pro IMO.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks!

[@michaelbyron1166]

Very Inspiring video. Thank you for your insights on the hows and whys you made the choices you did with this design.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnford635]

Outstanding job on the bench and the video! The work and effort you put into the edge banding looks really awesome and puts this bench at a much higher level of professionalism.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@larryb4122]

I think you did a great job! You have good attention to detail. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and helping the rest of us be a bit more creative..

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@wanderlostNW]

The best I’d ever seen! Just ordered your plan, thanks man!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it! Let me know how it turns out!

[@shaungarbry88]

This is a really well thought out and built bench. Thank you for putting this video together.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!!

[@Jumoq]

Great Idea and impressive....I might do something similar for my shop..I have lots of bench tools lying around gathering dust...perfect solution.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thanks! Let me know how it turns out for you!

[@Jumoq]

@@RingsWorkshop will do

[@Jumoq]

@@RingsWorkshop Bit of a late reply...I have sold my old tools and bought smaller quality tools..i have "buried" 4 tools in the benches based on your idea...got one to go and then I can rock and roll..much tidier and more efficient...have not used the cam lift as I adapted my old work benches but will eventually redesign a complete bench to do it all...thanks for your clever idea.,,,such fun to do.

[@RingsWorkshop]

@@Jumoq awesome to hear! So glad it is working out for you and that you like it!

[@OtherThanIntendedPurpose]

an idea for the space you have not filled would me make a series of French cleat trays that can have holes drilled in to hold router bits. you could have a tray for each type of bit, so when you want to use them, pull the one tray off, find the one you need, and stow the rest back in place. French cleats can be done with fairly thin stock, when they are only holding a pound or so of bits.

[@prestonglas5943]

Awesome! Just awesome! Wish you made a build video too. Wait a minute, make another one with a build video and send me the bench when your done! Great job.

[@RingsWorkshop]

HHahah thanks! Maybe some day!

[@adamsmith853]

Wow!!! What a great design. Very cool.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@mikery2316]

Wonderfully creative and innovative. And I really appreciate how focused your commentary and photo-editing are. Just a terrific video.

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!

[@meingalaxy2385]

Flipping Genius!!! I really like the lifting casters super easy and sturdy too. Credits to you well done! The small space would be great to store saw blades from circular saw or storing cold beer for the beer after a hard working day :-)

[@RingsWorkshop]

Love it! Thank you so much!

[@jensstalberg8968]

Yes, some video from the build process would have been nice. Does it matter? No! The animations and 3D pictures are worth a LOT more for us viewers. To watch people saw, drill and sand is nice to some extent, but this gives so much more. I'm currently planning a new workshop and storage space, and so far my best idea have been to go modular, to be able to put the parts I need for the moment together. But this might change my overall plan, or at least include some of the brilliant ideas. Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Excited to see what you come up with as well.

[@weekendwarrior9570]

Excellent video and process. Thanks for sharing. Great Job...

[@RingsWorkshop]

Thank you!