BEEFY Workbench/Outfeed Assembly Table Build
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Building a heavy duty workbench/outfeed assembly table
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You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice ruclips.net/user/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
What a beauty! I actually built mine using half laps like that too. I must say it was very refreshing to see a woodworker use the space between their ears when it came to installing the drawer slides “on the flat” as you say. TY. Love your vids
Haha I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Why don't you have more subscribers than you do?!?! I love the channel, John. Probably said that before, but your attention to detail and the cleanliness of your work is what keeps bringing me back. Always looking forward to the next video. Thanks for sharing your love of woodworking!
I appreciate it, thanks for watching!!
I admire people who take pride in the look and style of their shop. Many people claim “it’s just a workshop” or “it’s just a workbench that’s going to be abused”. Well, yes. But if your going to take the time to make something anyway, why not use it to get more practice and make it nice, functional, and appealing to the eye. I personally think if your shop is an atmosphere that you love being surrounded by and being in, you’ll want to work in it more often. Nice job, but I would hate to see the bill for all that maple.😂
Couldn’t agree more!!
I don't think I've seen anyone else use the pre-drilled holes for the drawer pulls as a way to fasten the drawer fronts. Awesome idea! Makes it easier to get those lined up and fasten from the inside.
Absolutely!!
Absolutely beautiful, this video was exactly what I was looking for. I plan on using something similar in my garage, and as a novice, I need all the help I can get. Thank you very much!
Awesome, glad it helped!!
Looks incredible! Love the attention to detail you put into it. Nicely done!
Thank you! 🙌🏼
Your work is consistently clean and elegant. But, all maple? My jealousy is off the charts. It is spectacular!!!
Haha thank you!!
1. I like how you made room for your tool cart. 2. I like how there is space behind the guides to add stuff to the wall as in a French cleat system. 3. Love the video
Thank you!
This is waay beyond shop grade . this is like something you would see in a high end kitchen .👍
That's the nicest out feed table I've ever seen. Good job. Your dust extraction for your table saw is also incredibly good.
As a viewer, I almost never hit the like button when I watch a video, even if I liked it. But when the creator reminds me in the video I will do it. It's definitely effective to ask your viewers to hit the like button.
Thanks for the feedback man. Just part of the RUclips game I suppose!
I'm still amazed that you don't have more subs. Been watching your videos for a long time now, and you're videos are some of my favorite. Attention to detail and explanations are bar none. You do great work. Keep it up man!
I appreciate it man! It’s a struggle to crack the RUclips code! Haha
John, I just completed this build a few days back. Followed everything exactly as laid out in the plans and I couldn't be happier with the results. I only made one adjustment, instead of using black edge banding on the shelves I capped the edge with a piece of oak and cut in a small rabbet lip for the shelf to sit on so the weight placed on the shelves will be harder to warp the shelving material over time. Thanks, I love your channel. On to building your miter saw station next!
Awesome! Good idea on the shelves👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for making this one. I only have a circular and jig saw, but if I can build a workbench thats half as nice as this, I'll be able to justify a miter and table saw.
Thanks for watching!!
It looks like a more practical, less expensive, same precision, and quality build as the Bourbon Moth outfeed table. Very well done. Subscribed.
A handful of people have said that now haha I’ll have to check his out! Thank you!
Nice build, John! This looks like a more approachable version of Bourbon Moth’s outfeed table! Definitely going to build this!
Thanks for watching man!!
Jason's work is amazing but seems less accessible to build for amateurs. I really like the simplicity of John's videos and his instruction. The tip about nailing the strip behind the board when using pocket screws I found insightful.
@@plasmac9 totally agree about the board tip when using pocket hole screws. They always nudge just a touch, but that little bit can put everything out of square.
I like Jasons table but your looks just as good and easier to build. Can't wait to try this. Subscribed.
Thanks John. Looks good. I thought I heard you say plans can be found somewhere. I cant find them
Nice out feed table. Just in the finishing stage on your bedroom set build. My Brad nailer bit the dust and bought the Milwaukee cordless…heavy but works flawlessly.. now it’s time for the Graco’s out of the box experience! Keep ‘em coming
Awesome!!
This actually turned out to be a perfect solution for a beefy table for my up and coming cnc. I modified the dimensions to be 48x72 with a torsion box top. I ended up building mine from some reclaimed 12mm ply from work glued into 8 layers to make the thickness. You are not kidding by saying you could park a truck on this thing.
Haha awesome man!
A very nice design and a well-developed video. I see one of these supporting work on my SawStop in the near future.
Thanks for watching!!
A really nice-size, solid table for the SawStop. This is the same saw I have and I've been checking out a lot of projects for ideas. I like the dimensions of your table a lot, and the way you built it. You use a lot of Norm Abram-style techniques in the build that give this table a ton of strength and functionality. The sandwich top with replaceable surface, for example, and the strong lap joints. The lap joints lend themselves to fabrication with stacked dimensional lumber rather than thick hardwood stock, which would save cost, but the maple does look beautiful. The drawers look great too. If you wanted to, you could always double up the edge banding to build up the width of the tabletop to match the saw width, but it's purely cosmetic. Thanks for sharing the build.
Thanks man!!
I definitely appreciate your precision and details here. WOW, a great outfeed table (and general workbench)!
Thanks I appreciate it!!
For those of us working out of smallish garage settings, sinking a router plate in an outfeed table like yours so it can do double duty as a router table is also a terrific use of space. My shop is so small I actually built an extended wing for my saw to the right of the blade and dropped the router plate into it. When the router isn't in use, I have a plug that replaces the plate and leaves me with a flat surface to work with. Hopefully some day I'll have space for a real outfeed table.
Very good idea Mike!
Nice, clean, & STRONG. I've wondered why more people don't use melamine top surface since it's easier to clean glue, etc, off of.
That has to be the sweetest looking bottom shelf I've ever seen ;)
And the tip on the temporary cleat to position the divider while driving pocket-hole screws... worth the watch all on its own!
Nothing but the best! Haha thanks for watching man
What a beauty!! In your hands looks so simple :) greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
Thanks for watching!
Backstop strip is a great idea. Definitely stealing that. Well done, John!
Thanks for watching!!
Another beautiful build John! Neat seeing your shop coming together throughout the years.
Thank you! Quite the change, but lots still to do!
Hey. After a few weeks of looking for an outfeed table build I came across this one. It totally fits my needs and I had no hesitating in buying your plans. I was really surprised at the price. Great value. Many thanks.
Awesome, thank you!
Finally! Something i might realistically be able to build. I DO have a dado stack, played with it once. Not pretty. Since then, I've done some research and determined a number of mistakes I made. Ready to try again. I like that there is actual mechanical interplay of wood between legs and cross-members, without insane complexity. Simple! Never would have thought of that on my own. Will not add shelves or drawers for now-- just need outfeed and assembly platform. WILL add the bottom platform for stability and stowage. Great build! Thanks!
Thank you!! Not relying on any mechanical fasteners makes for some crazy strong joints!
@@JohnBuildsIt Question: your plans suggest 44"X68'', I'm thinking about 48"X96". Should I make an extra set of center legs, and space them all accordingly?
@@crustycurmudgeon2182 no just the one center leg would still be plenty
@@JohnBuildsIt Thank you, sir, and Happy Thanksgiving!
That's gotta be 9ne of the sweetest looking outfeed tables I've ever seen! Beautiful!
Hard to beat maple with the black melamine! Thank you!
I have seen a lot of outfeed table builds on YT and I think this might be my favorite. I think I finally found the one I’m going to build. Thanks for the great vid!
Thank you!!
Great video John! I'm brand new to woodworking and in desperate need of a workbench. I've watched what seems like hundreds of workbench build videos and yours is by far the best for someone like me. I don't have much in the way of tools.... I have a sixty year old table saw, a circular saw, a drill and a few clamps. Nevertheless, I'm certain I can build your bench because you took the time to explain everything step by step. Of course I won't be using rough sawn maple because I have no way to mill it down. I will probably be using soft wood from a big box store, but maybe I can trim it with some hardwood and make it look nice. Yours is just beautiful and so incredibly stout. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks for watching! That’s why I like designing stuff so people can still use 2x4s and 4x4s. A lot cheaper that way too! Haha
It's all about the little things and being happy! Go you! Great job!!
Thank you!!
Hey, I’m a new/fellow woodworking content creator and have drawn a lot of encouragement from your videos. Thanks for your creativity and content.
Thanks for watching!!
I found my table I've been looking for ! Great video, thanks for the idea. I'll look for the plans on your site.
Thank you!!
Timely recommendation from RUclips to put this video on my feed. Spent most of the day working on plans for my out feed table, and the feet + wheels situation was something i needed to source. Subbed and looking forward to watching through your catalogue!
Awesome! Thanks for watching 👊🏼
Absolutely love your work John. You make building look so easy!!!
I appreciate that man!
I’ve been crawling the web and YT for an outfeed table and couldnt *quite* fine what I wanted, this is the one! Really appreciate the vidya
Heck yea 🙌🏼
Dude that’s incredibly clean joint work. Wow. I love the unstained bench too. Simple and neat.
Thanks man! 🙌🏼
John, this has to be the nicest table build I have seen on RUclips. Congratulations!!!
Thanks I appreciate it!
Another beautiful build and something else I need. You just seem to know exactly what I'm looking for!
Glad to see your channel getting some traction now! You've put out some serious useful and impressive content! Keep it up
Thanks man! Hoping to stay consistent!
Nice table.. I learned a lot and once the weather gets better, Im going to give it a shot.. Thank you..
Thanks for watching!!
Omg. That is gorgeous.
Beautiful work and size. Like the layout as well. Bravo from Canada.
Thank you!
Excellent job as usual. The black pops against that hardwood.
Thank you! We’ll see how long I can keep it looking nice haha
Probably my favorite looking outfeed table so far, and it's about the same size as my current one I've been wanting to replace. I will have to build one similar once I can source some good lumber for the frame.
Thanks for watching man!
so glad I stumbled on this video. what you did with the leveling feet and retractable wheels is exactly what I was trying to figure out. And while I'm at it, I may completely take your workbench idea. it fits my small shop perfectly. Thanks.
Glad it helped man!
Very nice solid build. Good looking cabinet. It’s so nice to see a RUclipsr using dado blades. Everyone says I don’t feel like putting it on, I’ll just nibble it out.
With that much cutting to do, no way! Haha
Bought the plans this morning!
Thank you!!
Love this, John! Looking forward to building this. I’m in desperate need of an out feed table.
Awesome, thanks for watching!!
Job Well Done! A very realistic approach with out over building it with a million drawers.
Giving yourself time to both think and organize what you’ll actually need and use in the future was the best Approach you could have done. As for your short sided mistake just add a second side trim piece to all 3 sides and then it will be flush and balanced with the table saw. Again Job Well Done
I appreciate it, and not a bad idea! It’s not bugging me too bad yet haha
Beautiful work. Tempted to do the half laps now.
Love it , great work sir
Thank you!
Great build, will be setting up my first workshop next month. So learning as much as I can and getting great idea's. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
That’s awesome, enjoy the process!
Currently trying to integrate this outfeed build while also adding a shelf to house my small DeWalt job site table saw on the end of it.
Awesome!!
This is a great guild. I’ll have to remember this. I’m putting off building an outfeed table because I want to upgrade my saw to a sawstop. But I still learned a lot in this video.
That’s what took me so long to finally make one! Didn’t want to build one to fit my old saw
Well done! Love your attention to detail and making is special because it’s yours and you can. It’s obvious you have a high standard and it comes through in your videos. Often times when I’m watching, in the beginning of this video for example I’m think be great if he added casters, and would look sharp if he finished the edges on the shelves but as I continue to watch it’s clear you haven’t missed any details. Great job!
I really appreciate that, thank you! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I was so ready to use someone else's plans, but I like yours a lot more! There goes my weekend(s)!
Haha thanks man!!
Stunning, John. Simply stunning. You have made some beautiful furniture in the past and even built out a beautiful home. It just seems fitting that you'd build shop furniture with the same attention to detail.
I plan on building a bench/outfeed/assembly table about this size. I also plan on using 4x4's for the legs and 2x4s for the rails. My plan though is to use castle joints on top of all 6 legs. Might be overkill but I like the idea of letting the wood bear all the weight, just like with your half-laps.
Maybe overkill but oh well!! Fun to practice and looks awesome! 👍🏽
She sure is pretty. Awesome job. I just got a new Powermatic 5hp table saw and am in need of a new outfield table.
Ohh yea, that beast definitely needs a proper outfeed!
That turned out really nice!
Thanks Scott!
Great Work, Extremely Professional !
Thank you!
Excellent work and video.
Thank you!
I think the difference in my woodworking and yours is that you use a lot higher quality material. That and skill level. I need to remember to batch alike cuts like you so they are all exactly the same.
It helps a ton! Doesn’t matter if the cut is off a little, as long as they’re all the same 👍🏽
Amazing build. Kudos from Brazil.
Thanks for watching!
I’m designing and building a workbench table for my jobsite tablesaw atm and this is basically what I’m doing. I even just bought those exact same leveling feet. haha
Heck yea man, nice! 🙌🏼
Nice job
Would love to get plans down loaded
What a great build.Must be nice having some spare maple around.
Haha really doesn’t take much for this build!
I used your plans from your CNC machine table for my outfeed and it works amazing. I like this one too so I guess I have to get a CNC now so I have an excuse to make this one. Great job!!
Hahaha I like your thinking!
If you're anything like me, you need to FILL that outfeed table with drawers for offcuts. lol (Of course, I'm the guy who built a nice outfeed table with nothing but a big open space underneath and lays everything on the bottom shelf in an unorganized mess ... I'll get to the drawers someday. lol)
But that's really nice looking table, John! Everything you do is nothing but quality. How you don't have a 10x the subscribers is beyond me.
I burn more little scraps than I should haha but having this little spot is going to be a great way to force me to save more and make some cutting boards or something!
Perfection! I love watching you work. Awesome job!
Thank you!!
That came out sooo good. Great idea about the wheels. I built my small workbench earlier this year, but wish I had seen your video first. The castor and mounting plate idea is gold. Also, I have been avoiding making the groves in my outfeed table so it was great seeing you do it.
It is kind of a shame to take a router to a nice brand new work top huh! Haha
@@JohnBuildsIt You got it!
That’s a really nice build. It would be great if you shared a breakdown of the cost to build these sorts of projects 😊
I should! I’ll keep that in mind in the future
Finishing this build up. Anyway to attach the plywood to the melamine without using so many screws? I was thinking of adding some dog holes or t-tracks and don’t want to run in to them.
Figuring out your layout for the dog holes or t track first would be the best bet!
I love the build and the video! I’m sure you’ll get distracted while working in the shop, proudly staring at that maple and good looking outfeed table. Keep up the awesome videos!
*side note I like that this video was 17 minutes instead of 37 minutes btw
Thanks for the feedback! Fine line between keeping a good pace and brushing over stuff too fast!
I LOVE a good solid outfeed table! Nice work!
Thank you! This thing sure is stout!
Just subscribed. Love your builds and your clear, non-fussy explanations!
Thank you!!
Looks like a good build thanks for the ideas
Anything you would change if you did it again?
Not really, it’s been great!
I am purchasing your plans and giving that a go! Great build!
Another sweet addition to a great looking shop 👍
Thank you, it’s getting there!!
That is really well done… Thank you for sharing. One thing you may want to consider is putting a vertical panel - on drawer slides or a track - in between your saw and the table… In that hard to reach spot… so you can just pull out the panel instead of trying to reach in - behind the saw - to store items, such as blades or jigs. Thank you again for sharing. Best to you and yours/happy Thanksgiving.
Good idea! I need to get my dust collection hard piping done back there first so I can finish it out!
excellently presented and a great result!
Thank you!!
That is a Beautiful Outfeed Table.‼️ Vinny 🇺🇸
Thank you!!
so appreciate your tine and energy, thank you. A huge thumbs up from me. I'm now looking at some of the melamine boards that you used. I know you said it was reasonably priced but I think I need to look harder
It’s around $40 here. Up from the under $30 it used to be, but still better than $90 plywood haha.
@@JohnBuildsIt I so appreciate your response and help, John. Thank you. So far, I’ve been given quotes in excess of £120
Great vid. I bought the plans just because.
I appreciate it man!
Hey John, Thanks for your content. I certainly appreciate the time, effort and thought that you put into producing a nice piece of work like this (both the outfeed table and this video). I stumbled onto this video as I was looking for ideas on my CNC router table/workstation design. I am going with a different top and drawer cabinet configuration, but I love your lap joint process on the base frame as well as your simple (but strong) cabinet carcass assembly into the workstation. I think I have this figured out now but I went ahead and purchased your plan. Good video my friend and buying your plan will help you continue to create great content like this and... I have a nice addition to my library. Subscribed.
Thanks man I appreciate it! What size is your CNC? I have another video on the channel building one for my 2x4
@@JohnBuildsIt I have a Onefinity Journeyman. The cut envelope is 48" X 32". It is a fantastic machine. But I want to build a 4' X 8' workstation to mount it on. The workstation will easily fit in my future plans too. I am planning to build a much bigger shop and add another Onefinity and a Phantom S 4' X 8'. Ambitions... ya know? The wife supports it... so why not!?
Love the build. I have ordered a SawStop Contractor Saw with 36" T Glide Rail and waiting for that to arrive. I have been searching for an outfeed table to build and yours seems to fit what I want and doesn't seem as complicated as some of the other videos I have watched. I have purchased the Kreg 720 Pocket Hole Jig already so looking forward to trying that out. I think I will change the top so it is a bit more hardy to something like formply and seems more readily available and you can get that in bigger sheets. I am also looking to build a workbench as well. My workshop will be in a 2 car garage and I want all my workshop cabinets on wheels so I can move them around so another cabinet the same sort of size for assembly and to work on would be good with t-track in it and drawers and cupboards to store tools in. I was looking at the CNC table you built for that. I am in Australia you have such lovely wood over there so will have to source the supplies over here.
You’re going to love your new saw! Thanks for watching!!
Great video. Thank you for posting!
Thanks for watching!!
First time on your channel awesome video
Thank you!!
Very nice build!!
Thank You!!
Very nice! You are so talented! 😊
Very impressed with your work.
Thanks! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I ❤ these castors
Me too, they’re genius!
Thanks!
Beautiful Table. I really like it. Thumbs Up
Thank you!!
Terrific outfeed table. Nicely done!
Thanks man 👊🏼
Your build is absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing this. I love every thing you did. Looking to pick up there build plans. Awesome build.
Thank you!!
New subscriber, just found your channel today. Loved this project. Great job! I'm in dire need of a good outfeed table setup and I think I found a winner. Now to finish three other projects so I can find my table saw again.
Haha awesome man! Thanks for watching!