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Pretty good job on this. Maybe something more rounded around the edges or corners and tilt the back some. Didn’t seem like it was very comfortable straight up and down.

Great idea! Think I’ll add that to mine.

Nice build. I’m having to start over with my shop, “life changes” and all. I like this build as well as your miter saw stand. How do you like your Jet mortiser?

Very nice good work👍👍

Agreed much nicer than a portable stand which I have

Very good. I especially like the inlaid measure and stop block setup.

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

Nice!

Terrific job on that miter station! 👍👍

So much nicer than a portable stand.

Nice video but for my ears it is harder to hear what you are saying w the music playing.

I Did it..... Awesomeness thanks for Posting

It’s curious why some presenters, who would dearly like viewers to subscribe, choose a earsplitting soundtrack that is nothing but noise and completely detracts from content, content that might otherwise be appealing. Once the noise began….I bailed!

The Calmest Kickback I have ever seen😂

You can use WoodPrix plans. The best e-books and very detailed instructions. You can learn much from them and make it yourself.

Nicest conversion I’ve seen!

Great edit that provides lots of good information in a concise manner!

Looks like a great addition to your workspace.

Great Video

Good video : well narrated and to the point! I am no expert but your middle section where high and low table meet will sag if under heavy load. Enforce with another "stretchers?" Binded/Bolted across your bottom stretchers or add a pair of wheels there maybe can fix. Just a grain of salt😅

Interesting idea, unfortunately not all shops admit such a structure due to the cart size.

That's a great little setup.

Because I don't own woodworking tools, I have a metalworking/machining shop. Because I need a very large tool chest to hold and organize all my tools in a vertical chest. Because I have better things to do. Because I waited fifty f____g years for a nice big professional tool chest, and I earned it many times over so when I finally could afford one, I bought one. That's why.

This is cool!

GREAT build. I like that you keep that 2 X 4 building philosophy. It really works throughout the shop and is very adaptable. I was going to build a flip card for spindle sander/planer. NOW after watching a couple of your videos, I am going to put the sander on the top but underneath, I am going to put a pair of 100lb full extension slides and put the planer on that. I rarely us it so why not keep the wood low and it will be a reasonable footprint. Thanks and keep the vids coming! !! !!!

when I finally get a joiner and planer...gotta steal this idea...thanks for sharing!

Enjoyable had one very similar early 1970s thank nice podcast 😁

Well that's an interesting project! I have a couple of old wood planes with good irons but the bodies are beyond resuscitation. Thanks for mentioning about the weight being on the light side. That's helpful in going through my cutoffs and giving this a go.

Interesting build and nice job. I would have placed that handle a little further back from the front of the plane.

Because they are heavy, take up more space than the tools they hold, and hurt when you bang them against your leg. 😉

I remember as a kid my Dad telling me his first project as an apprentice carpenter was (by hand, no power tools) to build a toolbox for his new tools. (1960s). In his words, if you can't build a box, how the hell are you going to build a house? He also built a hope chest for his girlfriend (my mom) which I still have today... still solid. Miss you Dad!

Anyone else feel cheated that we didn't get to see the box with tools in it?

Superb craftsmanship.

Great job man!!!

Very nice - thank you. However, does the fan motor get hot due to the extra load and less air flow?

It’s a relatively lightweight tool box and no worse for that. It’s much easier to build a heavyweight box and so I commend you on going for the harder option.

I still have the metal tool box I made back in the old days. I was 17 when I made it.

I like it. Would you recommend this WEN lathe?

Nice work! The people who are saying this material is not strong enough probably drive massive diesel pickups to the grocery store to buy their keurig pods

Well, if it holds up, great. But 1/4 ply seems awfully thin.

Nice box until you put bolts in the handles. Now the trey will scratch anything it sits on.

OK it's great how can I do it without a table saw? More importantly can you?

When cutting off your top, make sure your table saw fence is parallel to the blade. Many people have a slight offset to prevent kiuckback. I honeestly tthink you should have used 3/8"" plywood instead.

Excellent! I learned two things... You can glue threaded rod in wood and have it hold fast to twisting and also that locking two nuts nuts together holds! Thanks. I hope to use that info to make an adjustable height monitor stand where the monitor block rides a threaded rod up and down the stand.

Great build!! Do you have any plans available for purchase?

Amazing build! This is exactly my dream camper

built my own toolbox. by the time i bought plywood, hinges, corner braces, and a latch,it cost more than a rotomolded one off the shelf!

Looks good! I'd like a video showing your drawer technique too. Do you use drawer slides or dados?