Workshop Makeover with DIY Wall Mount Workbench!

This build is fairly easy and shouldn’t cost more than $100 in materials (lumber, screws, etc…)
I‘ve finally found the time to rearrange my workshop, so went ahead and built a wall mounted workbench to make the most out of the space.

[@UnexpectedMaker]

Nice desk space and improvements to your workshop! Thanks for sharing :-)

[@BrainybitsCanada]

It's the kinda of thing, you wonder why you didn't do it sooner :) Thanks for watching!

[@UnexpectedMaker]

@@BrainybitsCanada As makers, we all have lists of so many things like that - and so little time to execute them.

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Nice shop set up ! It doesn’t matter how much bench space you have it will never be enough !

[@BrainybitsCanada]

True that! I already wish I had more space! Thanks for watching!

[@abdallahdjelal1145]

Waw...it's Amazing...bravo

[@BrainybitsCanada]

I really love this workbench, it makes everything clean and gives so much more space in the workshop. Thanks for watching!

[@thednemu3495]

Nice you're back

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Yep, my 'back' :) is all healed up finally! Should start making more frequent videos from now on! Thanks for watching btw!

[@MrBenderrrr]

This is great and very inspiring. Is there a video of your where you explain what is each of those machine used for? I would love to see that.

[@stephanedenis5394]

Coool, un bel endroit pour bricoler sérieusement :)

[@garthhowe297]

Looks good. How do you heat it? I use a small propane forced heater in my garage workshop, but I am considering putting in a permanent natural gas heater, which I think would make the space much more "friendly" to winter projects.

[@BrainybitsCanada]

I use two 5000 watts overhead forced air heaters, gotta use electricity since I don't have natural gas available where I am. To save on energy cost I rigged a NEST thermostat to control both of them. You can see a tutorial of this here if you want to check that out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ6QeIiVYpx6jZo Thanks again for watching, hope you're having a great summer!

[@matthiaspost9990]

Schön! 😉

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Danke fürs Zuschauen! :)

[@joelvale3887]

Question: How can I turn off power to a step motor once it has ended the loop cycle, so it doesn't get hot . Is there any way to add in the code or command do accomplish this?

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Hi Joel, I know that on the EasyDriver board there is 2 pins: 'Sleep/Wake' and 'Enable/Disable' Setting the Enable pin to HIGH will turn off the current to the Stepper Motor, LOW will turn the current back on. Now the Sleep pin will do the same thing, but in reverse, LOW will turn off the EasyDriver completely including turning off the current to the Stepper, this is like turning off the power to the EasyDriver sort of like a reboot when putting it back to HIGH. Now remember that when using either of these, the stepper motor will have no holding power and if you move it, the position when you put it back ON will be incorrect... Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

[@sidharthap]

Just curious... why do you never show your face?

[@BrainybitsCanada]

No reason really... Started doing my videos this way at the beginning, and now It's kinda hard to not do it like that :) Thanks for watching!

[@outcast566]

@@BrainybitsCanada I think it's cool and mysterious like the nanny from the Muppet Babies.