Workbench with Pop Up Bench Dogs

[@AndyJame-vi3tj]

MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo

[@lostone260]

I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great kzbin.infoUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.

[@siriosstar4789]

The Bench dogs are the coolest bench accessory ever! This has been repeated several times in the comments, but it cannot be overemphasized how incredible the camera work is . Absolutely stunning. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@js8039]

Fantastic video. I search these kind out and recommend them. No blaring music, no lectures on what, when and must do. Fantastic.

[@jonhcarolina]

For something without any voice over explanation this is EXTREMELY well executed and edited AND educational. This took a lot of forethought and planning and effort not to mention your talent in the shop. Hat tip.

[@johnmartinez9220]

pop-up bench dogs is the coolest thing I've seen all day

[@kryptik0]

If only everyone was a pro woodworker with access to any tool imaginable.

[@rosariomusumeci3615]

One of the best design I have seen so far. Great!! Thank you for sharing.

[@gerardvanommenkloeke9464]

I like your modular approach to building the top of the bench in order to plane it in sections. Good tip.

[@lautoka63]

No annoying music: now there's nothing to criticise! Full marks for the workmanship and equally so for the filming. Looking forward to the GIF, so I can work out how to make mine.

[@howardlovecraft750]

Probably one of the better diy workbenches I've seen on youtube.

[@username-mark]

Always enjoy your videos. Like the fact that you didn't see any need to talk over this one. Pretty straight forward in the build. Easy enough to get the plans for building it. Although if anyone copies, they can use this vid as a guide for theirs.

[@lunkernaut1209]

I gotta say, I have watched more "Workbench Build" videos than I would like to admit, but something about this one is my favorite. Great bench and great video. Subscribed.

[@josephcarabetta1494]

You are certainly in rarefied air with this display of craftmanship Well done

[@jehhuty]

It's heartwarming to see tools that aren't top notch or brand new in action.

[@MeasuredWorkshop]

Don't get me wrong, I'd love a SawStop, but these Craigslist tools & Harbor Freight clamps get the job done just the same. I've got some new tools in the shop from a Black Friday haul making an appearance here and there.

[@codyherring3895]

@@MeasuredWorkshop Harbor Freight K-clamps are the business.

[@markbeiser]

You can always tell the sponsored KZbinrs from the unsponsored ones by the Harbor Freight clamps! ;)

[@kodoan411]

@@MeasuredWorkshop craigslist and harbor freight are exactly what I've got in my shop too.

[@DaleDix]

So you're glad if someone doesn't have great tools?

[@krabkrovi]

So many nice tools, tools for everything! I remember making garden table last summer... using old handsaw, jack-plane, some files and the only electrical tool - old power drill from my grandfather. Took me ages.

[@maxcarter3413]

Very nice design and build! Excellent choice for background music (none)! Many thanks!

[@coleve8596]

Excellent build and loved the ingenuity of the pop up dogs. Only thing I would have changed is the worktop angle brackets for a wooden top rail on the legs and screwed through. Keep up the great videos

[@StuffUCanMake]

I have just discovered this channel and I am amazed by the depth of skill and attention to detail. I am looking forward to be a regular here.

[@ryanpinkham6784]

I think that this is one of my favorite bench builds. Great job!

[@FearsomeWarrior]

Excellent. One of the best laminated top videos that just shows the planing. I also love that your videos cover a lot and don't waste time. Narration only needed if explaining something that can't be seen.

[@srikaset]

Wonderful video. Love you bench too. It's simple, nice and easy to make. And it's sturdy.

[@thetruth5366]

I like the popup bench dogs, very cool. Thank you for sharing.

[@1100mrjohnson]

I'm planning on building one of these this summer and I'm glad I watched this video; I never thought of drilling the holes before gluing it all together, genius!

[@richardnickles9321]

The bench dogs just blew my mind! I love them!

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

Wow!! This is a space age work bench, loaded with all the bells and whistles.

[@tomas6700]

I think the back of the chair at the drill press is an outstanding work support application.

[@scottclark798]

Nice build Sir ! A carpenter can NEVER have TOO MANY clamps . Great placement for them close at hand .

[@siriosstar4789]

unfortunately you are absolutely correct about the clamps. Unfortunate in that, after reading your comment i feel compelled to surf the net for more clamps. 😂

[@markg8972]

one of the best benches ive seen so usable

[@fallingxshadow]

I was wondering what the bench dogs were for but then you just blew my mind. Nice work!

[@timnewman5842]

Excellent video and I like this design. It can be shortened or lengthened pretty easy by the look of it. I like your attention to detail

[@tonzellia]

Wow you are great. Very creative and well made bench. Great video.

[@edwinleach4013]

Great looking bench. The pop up dogs are real nice addition.

[@marcelovaloes5928]

Wow! This is a piece of art. Great job!

[@TheFishingExperience916]

I'm liking the simplicity of it great ideas to draw off of thanks for sharing.

[@stuartosborne6263]

There are some brilliant ideas there, thankyou. Great video, superb camera work.

[@enihgilead1427]

Wow! What a beautiful workbench! Congrats!

[@edal61]

I am impressed with your skills, design and craftsmanship. The only negative observation I have to make is on or about minute 6:30 while you were pushing the end of the side of the table on the jointer machine. Thanks for sharing.

[@jarnoverhoeven3118]

Nice work, and a totally cool idea with the bench dogs. But I would screw on a panel of 3/4" ply wood to the hind legs, and a narrower panel of ply to the front legs. Maybe also front-rear both sides. That wobble drives one crazy.

[@miked8227]

Nice, perhaps some scissor braces in the back . Then some short bracing in front from the bottom shelf and down to the base of each leg to eliminate the wobble? But it surely looks like a lifetime structure to me which will only get better with age and use. Really well filmed with several angles for each step of the build ,which made it entertaining and easy to watch.

[@makingmarv2844]

Nice idea with the bench dogs 👍

[@dwighthapeman6590]

Your bench dogs are legendary. A couple of 3/4” x 1-1/2” straps installed diagonally on the rear legs would eliminate the wobble. I would probably use 1/8” steel strap.

[@JerryCalverley]

Nice design. Well made. Great video footage of the build. Thanks!

[@jgorry69]

This is like watching and orchestra prepare for a concert. Hats off to you! #benchenvy

[@nathanmorton9656]

Very sharp workbench. Nice work

[@ShatteredClique]

The day that you reach 100k Subscribers is just around the corner! I hope you had a lot of fun making all these projects on this KZbin journey of yours. I continue to look forward to your future creative projects / builds. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ThePapabear2012]

Those dogs are nice! Going to have to find those Pop-up thing's.

[@maryjocookson7156]

This is an awesome bench, really professional!

[@FinallyMe78]

I don't know how you get any work done. I would be playing with the bench the whole time. Great job!

[@4773phil]

I'm very impressed. Simple, elegant. I always see tons of little mistake when I look closely at my own projects. I love your work! I was thinking about upgrading my workbench, I now have better ideas! Thanks

[@David-hm9ic]

Awesome build, much more simple joinery for those of us that want a solid bench upon which to work without the need for a 300+ pound Ruobo. The one change I would make is to through bolt the vise instead of using those relatively small screws. I mostly do finer work but sometimes something requires a lot of persuasion.

[@stringpickin]

BEAUTIFUL BENCH by the way.. I almost went with push button dogs but because so many guys do not have super thick work benches I steered towards the design I posted below. Great Bench and nice work..

[@KeithDiSarno]

If you wanted weight, you got it! It help dampen whatever you throw at it, but bless the buddy you convince to help you move!

[@MrSbenn69]

Brilliant addition to a very neat shop, thanks for sharing, Subscribed😄

[@JCHCREACIONES]

Good job!!! Your workbench is awesome!!!

[@bubbie3533]

Amazing work building this bench and lovely camera work. 🤘👍

[@jeffreyt7177]

Really nice looking bench

[@adriano647]

Bench dogs? Sorry?... Hmm I look it up after it finishes. *Shows how to use bench dogs and inset vice together.. * You are a genius my friend. Love your work!!

[@gloriaa3652]

Brilliant! And all explained without words-clearly.

[@lawrencedavidson6195]

Very nice build. Greetings from sunny Jamaica.

[@johnmcdonald5998]

Impressive, loved the pop ups.

[@willd2609]

Woah those bench dogs!!! Amazing.

[@elizadull]

So relaxing to watch. Great video! Cant wait to see more.

[@Bobsbluesmusic]

Nice video and amazing job. Reading through the comments I'm clearly not alone in being impressed. I can see you set it up so that it can be disassembled with the shorter sides and top being the biggest pieces. I can only guess that the wobble at the end could've been minimized if the longer width pieces were made as incredibly stable as shorter ones you would have no issue. It would be a compromise with not having the nice clamp holders (making those removable) but since the top is setup for side to side planing that may have made the difference. A really clever design and the attention to detail makes me think it's almost too nice to do any work on.

[@samuelhaworth2173]

Awesome bench! Love the brass dogs.

[@CDTbossy]

I dont Even do much woodwork and this makes me want to make a workbench and buy a lot of tools I probably don’t need

[@9700am]

Awesome dogs, nice bench.

[@ЯнСелицкий-п4о]

beautiful work bench

[@benmatthieu6344]

Cool idea... the pop up thing!!!

[@johneberhardt6101]

Very nice, i really enjoyed this project!!

[@danielcecena15]

I’m not sure why but I’m shocked on how much lumber you used. Keep up the great work!

[@saywhaat8933]

The pop up bench dogs are pretty neat

[@bisonuberti]

Nicely done... beautiful bench. I'll skip the slight slant on the chop/miter saw and act as if I did not see it... But I will not let the massive tilt/wobble of the bench when you were planing get away. I think an awesome bench of this caliber deserves something more than just super cheap angle brackets. Once again awesome and beautiful work bench.

[@athmostafa2462]

Admiring your bench !🤔🔨👍

[@SwitzDaddy]

I love this ASMR channel. Kinda cool that they make things too

[@joeabad5908]

Great build

[@woogaboogawiththegreenteet8436]

pretty nice bench buddy,nice job,thanks

[@DrRandomStranger]

he is wearing different watches! and i like the video!

[@heimdall4148]

Place a horizontal high beam on the back from leg to leg with 2 bolts per leg and the wobble should be gone. Love the pop up dogs those are awsome.

[@dufreebell]

Talk less, Work more - you proved in this video. Awesome job! Had no second thought to not subscribe.

[@BossCrunk]

Love it, except is has a pretty visible shimmy when you were planing the piece at the end of the video.

[@susilorahardjo5984]

Strong work bench...👍👍

[@rolandkeys8297]

Beautifully simple and good looking, my only concern is the racking when you are planning. This will get worse with use and you may find that you will need some extra bracing.

[@sapelesteve]

Terrific job and, as other have noted, with a few tweaks here & there, that would make for a perfect work bench! Those pop up bench dogs are genius. You have a new subscriber!

[@budman123052]

That is one AWESOME workbench!!! Great job, Love It!!!

[@afsharisohrab]

Hi,! Beautiful work.

[@flylooper]

Great bench. What I'm looking for.

[@aboel3zz]

Nice work man!

[@hebierob]

Nicely done sir!

[@adamdelarozza1985]

I thought you'd use carriage bolts to attach the top, after it was notched of course. 90 degree brackets aren't strong enough for that beautiful table. Good job on that top, i learned a lot.

[@AndreaFromTokyo]

I think your chopsaw's blade isn't completely square, might be an optical illusion from the recording tho 1:17 Great work!

[@rjamsbury1]

Looked pretty definitely a couple of degrees out to me. You could see on the cut end of the plank too.

[@MK14Monkey]

AndreaFromTokyo I was thinking the same thing

[@tallboy12]

Yeh, i agree, definitely out by a couple of degrees from that angle

[@sukamydoodle3341]

came to the comment section just to make sure I wasn't crazy

[@Thompenadorable]

@@sukamydoodle3341 me too!

[@marcelocruz12]

Simplesmente sensacional, sua bancada de trabalho! Ficou muito bem feita, amigo! Perfeita mesmo! Gostei. Parabéns!

[@rottiejakeluke]

Can you supply information about where you purchased the pop-up inserts for the dog pins and also the vice insert. Thanks

[@thomasj.shinal3404]

I'd like to know as well. Great idea!

[@LutherBuilds]

Very nice! 👌👌 I do a lot of hand planing on my bench that I built. The connection between the top and legs really should be stronger. I noticed that when you were hand planing at the end, it was racking. That would annoy me. Over time that is only going to get worse. Even if you were to have two bolts in each leg into the stretchers of the shelf, that would help minimize the racking. My bench has half laps connecting the bottom shelf to the legs as well as a small tenon on the top of the legs going into a shallow Mortise on the underside of the top. And I wouldn't even consider myself any kind of fine woodworker. Great video though. I really enjoy watching your content. Keep up the great work.

[@markbeiser]

Not just an annoyance, but also wasted effort!

[@AwsomeEric100]

I'm wondering why the bench has such a wobble on the plaining. Is that because of the L-brackets or maybe the bench could use another crossmember between posts. The bench does look nice though

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

Great video thanks. I definitely will be making some of those bench dogs as am fed u of knocking wooden dogs u and down in my workbench.

[@Maximilian5268]

I liked everything except the way you attached the top and then only used one lag bolt to secure each bottom brace. It's going to turn into a parallelogram. It already has a ton of movement when you were shaving at the end. One solution would be to stabilize the bottom and it'll eliminate the rocking by adding a 45 brace from corner to corner. It'll take away from the beauty but I'd rather that than for it to collapse or rock. Hopefully that made sense. Hope to see more content man! You've got some good ideas!

[@carpenterlex]

That's a great table!!!

[@naderfawzy5958]

Good job buddy 💪👍

[@heystarfish100]

Nice design, build and video. I would have installed the bench vise over the top of the table leg so downward force will not create a spring effect by it being cantilevered.