Dream Bench Wood By Wright Style!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Building My Dream bench!
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Ooo! A good dad shirt: “I’m A Man, I Have My Vices”. With several appropriate vice images.
@@stevegiesel1812 or "vices come in all forms"
@@stevegiesel1812 But, do you have your vises in order... 4, 5, 6, and 8, and what happened to poor old 7 ??? 😳🤔💁💁
@@RuneCarverLLC sadly, at the moment I have no vise’s, and my one vice is chocolate…
@@stevegiesel1812 @woodbywrighthowto I would buy that shirt in a hot second.
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Hmmm... 😳🤔💁💁💁
I would consider a chocolate vise over a wooden plane any day! 👍👍👍
As a dad i was proud to see your daughter grab that dolly, move behind you and slip it back in place. Darn good helper.
I can't get over thinking that a collaboration with Rex to get the bench flipped over would be very entertaining!
Make as many videos as you want about this bench. I can’t get enough.
I know you’ve had this dream bench in mind for a long time, James! Glad it’s coming true and you’re taking us along for the journey!
James, of the countless dozens of your videos I have watched, this one may very well be my most favorite! Your enthusiasm and pure passion for this bench flows from you ever so effortlessly and contagiously. I honestly got so swept up in your excitement that I was wishing I could be there to help you with this glorious project! Seriously! I’m extremely happy for you, and will be watching you every step of the way. I absolutely can’t wait! Wishing you all the best in this journey!
Superb video James, can't wait for the next installment!!
Richard Wright York, England
Had to eatch this several times! Man i got to hear both my boys at one time!!
Dad and i enjoyed "gismosity!" Very much!!! 🤣😁❤️
A bench to rule all vises.
Yes, James, as I always say: "Its impossible to have too many tools, or too much room to to use and store them in" and, of course, "too much money to afford it all".
P.S.: The Hovarter Cheetah Vise Looks like it really brings the venerable leg-vise into the 21st century. I know there's a lot of machinery that also use wheels instead of crank handles. Some even combine the two into one. However, considering the height the handle will be at, I'd point out that adding a knob/handle to the wheel might be a real octave raiser, vocally.
Some of those offcuts need to become your "series" of matching chisel mallet heads.
Well i have just seen your beautiful stargazing photos but the sparks that came out of your eyes outshined all the celestial bodies in the photos while making the video on your new bench. Looking forward seeing what you will com with
Congrats on starting your dream bench!
Just built mine, very unique out of big chestnut and hornbeam 4 inch slabs from trees I felled, quarter of a log sort of live edge legs, shaker style bottom. Bought an absolute beast of a vice with No 53 record vice, travelled all the way from Liverpool England to Italy via trains and my car.
I absolutely love the whole bench.
Almost too scared to use it, I feel your excitement!
Hahaha. James...James, James, James. Talk about knocking it out of the park. Half a tree laden with with a wealth of contraptions sure sounds like a lot of fun to me. I really look forward to seeing this thing evolve and spring into existence!
Somewhere out there in the wild will be a medical term that describes your...erm...condition - though it's probably so rare that I doubt if many doctors have even heard of it.
I can't wait to follow along with your build! This bench is going to be FANTASTIC!
After watching you move that into your basement shop I see you are truly committed, or should be committed. Looking forward to this project.
Yes, I love these kinds of detailed build videos. I wonder how it will turn out since you´re going above and beyond.
This is going to be either the craziest thing you've ever done, or the baddest bench ever built on RUclips. Looking forward to watching the build.
I can't believe how genius that new Hovarter vise is. So simple and effective! I hope it serves you well.
Beastmode! Looking forward to seeing this take shape!
I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU! Just think of the possibilities!! *big hug*
For flipping the beast over: Use a gin pole (or poles) with a block and tackle/ chain hoist/ winch. Portable, temporary, and easy to set up & take down. Best to have helpers to guide things, but doable on one's own, with a little ingenuity.
This looks like it is shaping up to be a good series. Looking forward to following your journey on it.
Way to go to make the rest of us jealous, looks amazing and cant wait to see end result, enjoy the journey.
Creative log and lumber is a great place!! My neighbor Jim works there!
Yeah, nice square that you had there. 😁
The top of this new bench weights more than my whole Roubo workbench. This will be a fun series.
Here in Cornwall we used to hold up tin mines with wood that size. If you get liquid vices you ain't going to care about legs.😊
So happy to see you getting to work on your dream bench! I am nearing completion of my second bench
So happy to see another long series come around.
I'm getting a subtle hint ye maybe a touch excited about this project James. Take care & stay safe.
Wow! Can't wait to see it all come together.
A burr oak!! As a nature and plant nerd, those are one of my favorite trees around here! Huge wild looking acorns
Same here. But oak or swamp oak are my happy place.
😳 Good luck on your bench building project... this could take years to perfect! 👍
I'm really looking forward to our Dream Bench Build videos!
Enjoying watching your dream come true!
You are really upping the ante this summer. The cheap planes test and your ultimate bench were easily my most anticipated topics from you, (plus reshaping your chisel handles earlier this year). I have been quite happy with my 2.0 bench, so I'm seriously hoping this wont force me into building a new one. By the way, really surprised that circular saw couldnt tough it out, granted toughest thing I cut was a 2" beech slab, but still, you'd think that with going slowly, it would still cut decent in something thicker.
Excited to see where this goes.
"carvings and inlays". Why am I not surprised, at ALL!! Good on ya James.
Hi James, Glad you found your bench slab (log?!??!). I remember you describing what you were looking for in an episode from 1-2 years back. Super cool that this is becoming a reality for you.
Good luck on the build, can’t wait to see it started.
Looking amazing so far! I'm excited to see the finished product from the largest slab I have ever cut, up to that point in time at least! Thank you for the mention in your video!
It may just be me, but I'm sensing a tad bit of enthusiasm from you James. 😁
I’m looking forward to seeing the joinery you use on the legs.
Reminds me of the day 25 years ago that I carried my motorcycle engine into my basement shop to rebuild it.
It's still in the basement. I'm not as strong as I was 25 years ago, and going UP stairs carrying 200# is a lot harder than going DOWN stairs.
I wouldn't want to move that slab... I recently built my first bench from Rex's "quick-stack" plans, and it works great. One day, I'll build my dream bench with dovetails and beautiful vices like yours.
That looks like it’s going to be a lot of fun.
Really looking forward to watching this project. Thanks - really enjoy your content....
What a cool plan! Your enthusiasm is very contagious and I am really looking forward to the videos you will make about this whole project in the near future! I'm curious whether you are considering a mechanism to be able to move the whole thing later, something with lifting wheels or something... And of course about all the other ingenious and special things that you will build in it. I'm really looking forward to this!
Ha ha, kiddie in a toy shop! I love this. Need a new bench, better buy a bigger shop. I've just been through the same decision making process with a 1900 30" bandsaw. Trouble is, I only bought my house a month ago, so the saw may have to wait. Or I'll find another one and just have it dominate my current space. 😂
I'm with you on the satisfaction of moving big heavy things. The lateral thinking and experimentation to do such things is eminently satisfying. I would recommend a farm Jack to add to the arsenal. They're incredibly cheap if you bide your time. I paid $20 for mine. First job I used it for was to shift girlfriends 2 ton shed, 4ft. I didn't even bother emptying it. Pure mechanical advantage and all that Victorianesque clanking and finger biting, teeth breaking potential of the thing. It's a lot of fun to use.
Looking forward, very much to this build series. Exciting times, indeed
Great kids! They are a credit to you as parents.
Congrats, James!!! 😃
I'm definitely looking forward to this build!!!
I don't know what you did to convince your kids to help you, but kudos for them for helping!!!
Oh, and BTW... Do not forget the chamfers!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I went a bit mad with my Roubo bench from trees I harvested by hand too. It's a big old project and I was out growing my old harbor-freight bench. But I put off so many other household projects to get that done, now I haven't had time to enjoy the bench as I'm now working clearing my honeydew backlog. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do and I'm sure I'm gonna smack myself on the forehead a time or two. Like your flattening jig using a router: I did mine all by hand, fore plane then regular plane, then tip it on it's side and square up the front and smooth that: whew, I'm getting tired just thinking about it.
Really excited for this build James
Congratulations!
Been waiting to see this bench since you mentioned it years ago.. can't believe that day is here 😁
look forward to seeing it
I’m so excited watching you being so excited. This is giving me motivation to get back to my bench build. Congratulations
I love this. I can't wait for the rest of the videos!
Can't wait to see how that pattern makers vice, even fits into the "mega-slab". I think i just noticed the smaller steel working jaws on the under side.
Thanks for sharing that!
I want to watch your journey on your dream bench. A+++
You are really succumbing to the pressure of your vises I see.
That's why I really like my walkout basement😀
you've always proclaimed yourself as a hobby woodworker... this is taking a hobby to the nth degree... jealous for sure... this is destined to become the greatest RUclips chronicled workbench...
5:50 Seeing you move that reminds me of those experimental archeology videos where they try to figure out how ancient people built stuff with giant stones.
Edit: Lol love that joke
Wow this is gonna be a big one
Wow that's going to be one awesome work bench
If you draw bore the leg tenons into the slab, you can drill them out shold you ever need to move again, plus no glue required. That's how I did mine though it is made from pine 4x2's.
Going to enjoy this journey
Reeeeeally looking forward to this.
I'm not even going to try to pretend I'm not jealous. That's going to be an amazing bench. I'm really looking forward to watching you build it.
Hey....thats almost exactly how I made my router sled....easy peasie
James,... "Gizmosity" is a new and very novel way of describing gadgetry,. Many thanks.
Very Cool James!
James,
I am excited for you and I hope that your new bench is everything you are hoping for in your dream workbench!
That Hovarter Cheetah is just the cat's a$$! I rewatched that segment and went right to the Hovarter site for more information.
@@pgfollett but man do they need a better video showing how it works.
@@gcranston83 Hovarter is so miles ahead of Benchcrafted IMO. Not to put down Benchcrafted; it's a fine product for sure but just not in the same league as Hovarter.
You're right; they could use some marketing help.
Carvings or inlay!!
It would be cool if they related to the tree it’s from. Burr Oaks have really cool looking leaves and acorns which would make cool motifs. A blue Jay would also be pretty cool as they love acorns and jays (and corvids in general) are thought to be a big reason why oaks spread north and south across the globe so quickly after the last ice age
Gorgeous!
I love cleaning my garage that same way every time and just mowing the wood chips into the ground.😂
As soon as you said bench and I saw that piece sitting on your bench I completely understood, I have the same dream.
I'm excited too
I have 6x6 quartersawn white oak beams 2 years into the aging process for this specific purpose!
All men should have at least one vice!
Well this is exciting
oh my god, can't wait to see how this bench comes together.
cannot wait to see this progress
So excited to see this done
You're a mad scientist 🥼 in the lab. Can't wait to see your bench come to fruition. 😁
I’m all for vices.
You know James, I think you’re a little excited. And I can’t blame you, it’s going to be beautiful!!
i feel like james (and his laughs) get more and more insane with each video
Congrats! I'm probably 99% as excited as you are to see this come together. Are you going to do Andy Kleins bench dogs? I have his vice and use the dogs as well, and really really love them. If you ever need to move that beast.....hit me up. That slab is absolutely gorgeous and it would be an honor to injure myself trying to move it.
I might be as (vicariously) excited as you are!
I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU! Just think of the possibilities!!
At the 9:37 mark, I can picture Melody thinking “Nope…… no way this goes bad”
I would like to see Castors on your bench. Or caterpillar tracks maybe. LOL. The Tango! Oh so many ideas that could get me in trouble. LOL.
I put casters on the other ones, but this one I am thinking of mounting to the concrete.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I think I was being silly. Imagining the skateboarding thingy. LOL. I would guess that it would never move. Very impressive. Loving the videos so far. Can't wait for the rest. Nuclear bomb proof bench. The grain colour is going to be amazing. I love trees.
This is VERY exciting! I love this channel, and seeing how much you're excited is absolutely great!
your excitement is contagious!
Ok, I was thinking... you could call the bench, "the King Wright Bench"! 🤣
Or "The King Wright Vice Bench". " Wright's Dream Bench of Vices"
Really big bench down below, quite literally.