Who in their right mind gave this a thumbs down? That's without a doubt one of the coolest projects I've ever seen. I would love to have something like this in my garage, I just don't have the wall space. I found your video because I'm looking to build a simple folding table, but this totally blew me away. So cool man. Crazy how jealous people can be in this world.
This is a pretty solid little workbench. While once you figure out how it comes together, it is physically Easy to assemble ruclips.net/user/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh by yourself. But the diagrams explaining the steps are really pretty bad. I could not get the handle pins in all the way despite multiple attempts, so I just used a screw I had on hand for the 2nd handle. I could not get the first pin in further or pull it back out. You are supposed to hammer it in, but I had no leverage and the handle is plastic and I did not want to risk breaking it. I will get a lot of use out of the bench because of the convenient size and height. It does fold up nicely for storage. They even explain how to fold it so you don't get pinched...that is important!
It's a space saver for sure. Only keep tools in that cabinet that I know ill use when the bench is down have a 2nd set of ones that are common in the house shop. I definitely learned a lot making the video and from the comments especially the audio. She is pretty easy on the eyes!
I had in mind to build something similar till I saw this video, but now I have to build this one or this one, no other. Genius idea and great use of the space. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent to hear. It certainly helps with some of the clutter I've had in my garage. As others have pointed out keep a 2nd set of common use tools in another spot so you don't have to drop the table every time to grab a screwdriver!
I know this is quite the old video, but, I honestly really like this a lot! I just bought a house, and I am looking to build out a nice shop from my garage, and I have been just stuck on what to do with the space because I absolutely need to have the lowest visual noise but still have everything I need. I love how this table is just not obtrusive or loud whatsoever. I would like something like this, but something like a push button storage, I unfortunately am disabled and physically challenged so having to lift and put down is a bit difficult for me, if I could just press it and have it like pop out, and then I could lower it to the floor that would be awesome, but I definitely love using vertical space, I want as little clutter on my garage floor as possible because I want to do the epoxy rising floors and just open it up and look into something clean and minimal. Sorry for rambling, but I really enjoyed the video and loved the workbench. If I could do something like this and have like a drawer slide all organized tool bench like a vertical stacked drawer system to pair, I might actually get back into metal work. I stopped it after my accident (unrelated) and just been dealing with the lack of ability of movement and all that in my life, so I have been in a runt but because I am moving to somewhere I've always wanted to, and it's more rural it would be nice to change my life and do something new, and I just felt inspired, so maybe I will try it. 🥹
As long as you mostly need the tools when the table is down that's a brilliant solution! I wouldn't put a drill or a screwdriver or any common tools behind the table in case I need them around the house.
I like it! Maybe put the center brace 2*4 in at an angle and close it up in the legs, and you won't have to leave the brace sitting on top. It just looks like it could easily be knocked down on accident that way and cause injury. Also maybe a small strip along the bottom that the bench top edge would rest behind while it's on the wall. HD has1/4*1/2 shoe molding that would be perfect for that. Put the bump out so it can ride across the top and fall into place super easy. Again, this way no one can pull it down on accident.
Nice!!!! My workbench is a folding table (the old brown ones that you would see at sams and costco back in the day) i put casters on the legs, wich added another 4 inches to the heitht, and secure to the wall the same way you do to keep it off the floor. The cabinet behind it is genious. Im going to have to steal your idea and somehow make it work with my table. Thank you.
Happy to hear it certainly a space saver that allows for sone good use. Working on plans for a smaller 2x3 multiple purposes mitre saw, router, work table. Hope to have that out some time soon!
Like you, I searched through numerous videos, drew up plans, chatted with others, to come up woth the plan that suited my needs. The hidden tool board is awesome, great idea, and yes, have altered my plans to accomadate this as well. Fantastic job. Afterall, when folks do projects like this, commenters need to remember, there is always another way to skin a cat. However, when a video is made and a project built, they are done so to help others, and built to suit the individual need. I personally do not pay attention to music in videos, if I wanted to listen to music, then I would. Aside from those types of comments, I look for the content, a way to do something better, maybe so I don't mess something ip wasting materials, etc. Awesome man, and thank God for the "muscle", right? They are the best. On of my fav vids at this point.
Thank you very much appreciate the comments. Happy that other find some value in my videos. Considering this was one of my first major ones I think I've come along better with my newer videos.
Great video and cool foldup workbench. Instead of the humming music, I would have rather heard you overlay commentary on steps along the way. Adding your wheels to a hinged 2 x 4 would allow you to fold in the wheels, so your bench legs would sit on solid ground. 👍👍
All I can think about is that I'll need that one tool that's behind the table, and will have to pull the whole table down just to get to it. But the table part of it is great.
Been very happy with it. Clears up a lot of space when stored and gives me a lot of workspace when it's down. I'm working on plans for a fold-up miter saw station now. Hope to have the video up in a week or so!
Built a similar one this summer, you can store your cross board in the bottom - I rest mine on the bolts sitting across while I close the legs on it. I've got kids that would find a way to knock the loose board down any other way.
An interesting variation on this -- not sure I like the tool behind design - if I need a tool but needing to use the table,,, take table down and get tool. I guess it will depend on the individuals use needs. Cheers
Great idea. Little tip a piece of brass pipe over the bolts on the legs will increase the longevity, and ease the function of them opening and closing. Still I love it.
Love the table, love the hidden storage compartment, very good design and would love to see more videos with content like this. However, and I say this lightly because it's clear you're new to it, but spend a little more time on the production of the video. The sound track is pretty annoying and you could have cut half the content to keep people from skipping through it and still have had all the same information. Never the less a lovely job! Hope to see more projects like this :)
great build seen the title and had to check it out. In desperate need of work bench something like this is what I need maybe not as big have one car garage and in worse condition than yours lol.
Wow, that's a nice work man, i am just a twenty yo beginner in woodwork and your work was very inspiring for me. Keep up the good work, hugs from Brasil.
This was a fun project to do. Let me know what you think. Tell me what other videos you'd like to see. Post a comment below or hit the like button. Check back as I'm putting together some design plans for a couple different size tables....and yes size does matter here or your legs won't be able to close! ruclips.net/p/PL0OoxdEBUmQ1N8-_ovNsDL0K7iS8zqueB don't forget to subscribe while you're at it!
I have only one suggestion. Purchase some clamps. You will find using them to position boards while screwing them on, and while cutting boards make lift a lot easier.
Pretty cool! Out of sight out of mind, anti theft and anti borrow, and never return hideaway. But what if you need to use the tools but not the bench? 😀Do you ever forget the tools are there? 😃✌
Not too much of an inconvenience I have a 2nd set of common tools; screw drivers hammer plyers etc. that I keep in the indoor shop. Though at my age just setting a tool down seems to cause a "where did I put that moment!"
Before I start building this could you tell me how deep the total cabinet is with the workbench attached to it, I want to make sure my truck will still fit afterwards. Thanks
Trying real hard to avoid the garage clutter this bench build has now allowed me to build perimiter shelving. So the mess is going going gone! THANK GOD! It is a fun build project! Make it you won't be disappointed
I hear you, I just did the same with shelving all up the backside for stuff that's not used all the time.Built some decking above the door going into the house to hold yard spreader,coolers and other light weight stuff.We have stairs going down into the house so that was a big chunk of wasted space. I got the rolling bench finished yesterday, I just need to breakdown my make shift sawhorse with old door set up and sweep up and I can get my truck in the garage for the first time in FOREVER!, My husband was impressed with the bench.He said it was the most useful thing I've built so far. Besides his gun cabinet.lol @@YourCouchsucks
@@YourCouchsucks me and my wife decided that we will make one this week . thanks fam hope to see more of this . we also want to see if you can make a folding chairs :D i mean your own concept of space saving folding chair . cheers from ph ^_^
I’ve been thinking of adding a folding rolling table to the garage but I didn’t want to lose wall space for tool storage. Your solution is genius and is motivating me to build the same. Thanks for sharing.
Nice bench! Coupla pointers, coupla criticisms: Pointers: 1) might be faster to use a drywall T-square to Mark your lines than to mark both ends & connect with level... 2) might consider using Torx drive (‘star’ drive) fasteners instead of what appear to be Phillips head - bits hold better and almost no cam-out when driving under load... 3) you can buy gadgets that fasten to your tool belt and hold your drill... keeps it handy! Criticisms: 1) if the hum sounds came from a CD, BURN IT! and either leave shop sounds or overdub a narrative - I’m personally a fan of narratives because they can be used to explain what you’re doing! 2) if the humming sounds came from a website, DELETE it from your history!! 3) personal issues - wear hearing/eye protection! If not for yourself and your family, then for the folks you’re setting an example for! 4) other personal issues - I’m old-school and it fries my brain when I see folks pull running mitre saws BACK thru cuts... WHEN (not if...) the blade catches one edge or the other, you’ll resultantly be far more awake and alert immediately after than you probably ever have been - meaning KICKBACK. And remember: you’re setting an example for some just as you’re being fun to watch for others!!
You're r welcome learning a lot about RUclips a d wood project as I progress. Have another video coming of a smaller form factor miter saw table and workbench hope to have it up in a few days. Actually wore safety gear a bit more in this one ;)
True, true, true.... I was trying to show my son how to cut angles and I guess I was taking to long. Anyway, he got ahead of me and tried to back cut!!!! He won't do it again!!
Cool idea😮, I am just moving into a new home with only a 2 car garage and this would be perfect to help maximize space. Thanks for sharing. New friends here, Keep up the great content.
Well done but I do not want to pull down the table every time I needed one of the stored tools such as a level. Also the table shook even when you were wiping the finish onto it. Not stable enough for me.
Yeah, understand makes sense. For me, I have 2nd set of everyday use tools that are not in the storage. The ones that are there are what I would use if the bench is down. As far as the shake the wheels were not locked so I could spin it as needed while putting on the Linseed oil. That said it not as steady as a permeate non-moving workbench so it's a trade-off in the mobility
@@YourCouchsucks Got it, I too have seconds if not thirds of many tools. I am certain locking the wheels would make a serious difference. Excellent video and build.
@@YourCouchsucks Will do. I have recently sold my property of 22 years (11 1/2 acres) which included my two studios, plus a barn and two wood storage buildings an oversized 2 car garage and an 800 Sq Ft shop where I built vernacular furniture for 20 plus years. I now have a 12 x 12 shed which I have gutted and rebuilt and now installing shelving and benches etc, and a 1 1/2 car garage and a 12 X 16 ft room for my art/finishing studio. Now looking for ways to make all this work as my complete shop is now in a storage facility. Space is now at a premium and all help welcomed. Thanks.
I'm new to your channel, and a new subscriber as well. I like this, and am going to give it a shot. I really love that green shirt too. BTW.........thank you for your support.
Great project. I may purchase your plans off of Etsy. Hoping to see more videos from you. Any chance you could not do the 'stop and go' music again? Hate that.
great build and you got a thumbs up from me......but stop playing the music for a few seconds and then just randomly stopping it just to hear a drill or screaming miter saw.....if you dont have anything to say, just leave the music playing! finally just watched the video on mute......
Video production, lighting, framing, composition, and most helpful would be editing, these will help you produce more interesting content that will keep the attention of your viewers.
Thank you! I appreciate the comments. Hopefully I improved since that was posted 3 year or so ago. Check out some of my other woodworking, DIYprojects, 3d printing and Laser videos. Certainly learning as I go.
It's up on the way right no but as of late it's been down off the wall a lot been using it for some other work working projects and as part of my "RUclips Studio" for some of my other videos.
nice idea, and awesome application! I'm going to try something like this in my own garage. I have some criticism, and hope this is helpful. The video editing (cuts, and how things would abruptly swap) took my attention away. I don't know the first thing about video editing, so I have nothing to offer besides what I noticed. thanks for the video and instructions!
If you don't have a 2nd set of common tools ie screw drives hammer etc I guess you would. But as time as shown anything I need in the storage is something I'd use when the bench is down..
The only thing I would change would be to use collapsable casters bolted onto the sides of the legs. Then, install levelers into the bottom of the legs. Both are on Amazon and not expensive. Great video with excellent editing. Unfortunately, I don't thing I'll be able to get humming song out of my head for a long time....sigh. Buying your plans, BTW.
Interesting design, similar to others, but, I live in an apartment and my small workshop is in the basement, so, a mobile bench would have to fit in the lift, which means initially it would have to be transported in the folded position the only solution I can come up with is to replicate the caster fold out mechanism with 2 castors and attaché it the other side of the main frame, it does not have to be on both sides, any thoughts? I guess the same dilemma occurs if you want to work inside your house or move the bench through the house into the garden?
A cool idea but I wonder, how many times will You want to just take some tool off that wall and just go into the house to fix something instead of unfolding the workbench first.. You've tucked things You need more frequently behind a thing You need less frequently.
Excellent thought! I've been caught by that once or twice. For the most part, I have a separate set of tools that I use more frequently on my inside work area
Couple problems with that. It has to be that length for the legs to to fold up. Unless you wanted shorter legs but that might be an uncomfortable height to work at. It would also be pretty tough to lift onto the wall from the long end in my opinion.
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Who in their right mind gave this a thumbs down? That's without a doubt one of the coolest projects I've ever seen. I would love to have something like this in my garage, I just don't have the wall space. I found your video because I'm looking to build a simple folding table, but this totally blew me away. So cool man. Crazy how jealous people can be in this world.
Well thank you very much appreciate the kind words!
@@YourCouchsucks You're very welcome my man. Great job.
This is a pretty solid little workbench. While once you figure out how it comes together, it is physically Easy to assemble ruclips.net/user/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh by yourself. But the diagrams explaining the steps are really pretty bad. I could not get the handle pins in all the way despite multiple attempts, so I just used a screw I had on hand for the 2nd handle. I could not get the first pin in further or pull it back out. You are supposed to hammer it in, but I had no leverage and the handle is plastic and I did not want to risk breaking it. I will get a lot of use out of the bench because of the convenient size and height. It does fold up nicely for storage. They even explain how to fold it so you don't get pinched...that is important!
Works well for sure!
I love how it goes into the wall. Not sure about the hidden tools. Music almost made me leave. Attractive lady. Good work!
It's a space saver for sure. Only keep tools in that cabinet that I know ill use when the bench is down have a 2nd set of ones that are common in the house shop. I definitely learned a lot making the video and from the comments especially the audio. She is pretty easy on the eyes!
Great job beautiful great thinking.May GOD continue to bless you and your family.
I had in mind to build something similar till I saw this video, but now I have to build this one or this one, no other. Genius idea and great use of the space. Thank you for sharing.
Ha! Thank you it's been a great addition to my space for sure.
hidden storage area is so nice, especially for my detached theft prone garage
Yes certainly helps keep things tidy!
Great, well thought out build. An inspiration to build and save space. Just kill the annoying sound track.
Thanks for sharing this. Was planning on building a similar table, but hadn't considered the hidden storage and this is giving me some good ideas.
Excellent to hear. It certainly helps with some of the clutter I've had in my garage. As others have pointed out keep a 2nd set of common use tools in another spot so you don't have to drop the table every time to grab a screwdriver!
I know this is quite the old video, but, I honestly really like this a lot! I just bought a house, and I am looking to build out a nice shop from my garage, and I have been just stuck on what to do with the space because I absolutely need to have the lowest visual noise but still have everything I need. I love how this table is just not obtrusive or loud whatsoever. I would like something like this, but something like a push button storage, I unfortunately am disabled and physically challenged so having to lift and put down is a bit difficult for me, if I could just press it and have it like pop out, and then I could lower it to the floor that would be awesome, but I definitely love using vertical space, I want as little clutter on my garage floor as possible because I want to do the epoxy rising floors and just open it up and look into something clean and minimal.
Sorry for rambling, but I really enjoyed the video and loved the workbench. If I could do something like this and have like a drawer slide all organized tool bench like a vertical stacked drawer system to pair, I might actually get back into metal work. I stopped it after my accident (unrelated) and just been dealing with the lack of ability of movement and all that in my life, so I have been in a runt but because I am moving to somewhere I've always wanted to, and it's more rural it would be nice to change my life and do something new, and I just felt inspired, so maybe I will try it. 🥹
You Sir nailed it. I have seen tons of foldable rolling work benches, and yours is the best solution!
Thank you soo much for the kind words really appreciate it.
As long as you mostly need the tools when the table is down that's a brilliant solution!
I wouldn't put a drill or a screwdriver or any common tools behind the table in case I need them around the house.
Correct! Works great if you have a 2nd set of common tools in another spot.
This is exactly what I’m building. Love the paint job on the legs and the whole project.
Nice! You'll enjoy it when it's done for sure!
I like it! Maybe put the center brace 2*4 in at an angle and close it up in the legs, and you won't have to leave the brace sitting on top. It just looks like it could easily be knocked down on accident that way and cause injury. Also maybe a small strip along the bottom that the bench top edge would rest behind while it's on the wall. HD has1/4*1/2 shoe molding that would be perfect for that. Put the bump out so it can ride across the top and fall into place super easy. Again, this way no one can pull it down on accident.
I would say throw in a couple brackets under the table to hold your 2x4 brace and you are solid! Great job, I am definitely making one.
Thank you always looking for thoughts for improvement
Another version of the Craig English workbench with a nice addition of tool storage.
Could be looked at alot of different videos to put together what I liked about each.
Nice!!!! My workbench is a folding table (the old brown ones that you would see at sams and costco back in the day) i put casters on the legs, wich added another 4 inches to the heitht, and secure to the wall the same way you do to keep it off the floor. The cabinet behind it is genious. Im going to have to steal your idea and somehow make it work with my table. Thank you.
Thank you! It's a great project and has helped me a bunch to do other stuff!
I've never seen a drill/ driver extension wobble so much in my life! I like the bench though.
Yeah sadly dropped it while making the video. It's on the replacement plan now!
@@YourCouchsucks What was that screw driver bit. I have never been able to drive screws like that. I kept asking myself, What am I doing wrong?
@@LarryRichelli These are what I use amzn.to/4bmmYKA
This is awesome, to fit my van in my garage i have plenty of room on the sides, but none in the back. This may be the best option.... good job.
Happy to hear it certainly a space saver that allows for sone good use. Working on plans for a smaller 2x3 multiple purposes mitre saw, router, work table. Hope to have that out some time soon!
@@YourCouchsucks subbed, keep it up
@@kylestyer8240 thank you sir!
Like you, I searched through numerous videos, drew up plans, chatted with others, to come up woth the plan that suited my needs. The hidden tool board is awesome, great idea, and yes, have altered my plans to accomadate this as well. Fantastic job. Afterall, when folks do projects like this, commenters need to remember, there is always another way to skin a cat. However, when a video is made and a project built, they are done so to help others, and built to suit the individual need. I personally do not pay attention to music in videos, if I wanted to listen to music, then I would. Aside from those types of comments, I look for the content, a way to do something better, maybe so I don't mess something ip wasting materials, etc. Awesome man, and thank God for the "muscle", right? They are the best. On of my fav vids at this point.
Thank you very much appreciate the comments. Happy that other find some value in my videos. Considering this was one of my first major ones I think I've come along better with my newer videos.
Great video and cool foldup workbench. Instead of the humming music, I would have rather heard you overlay commentary on steps along the way. Adding your wheels to a hinged 2 x 4 would allow you to fold in the wheels, so your bench legs would sit on solid ground.
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All I can think about is that I'll need that one tool that's behind the table, and will have to pull the whole table down just to get to it. But the table part of it is great.
Understand I keep a 2nd set of common tools in my basement shop for that reason
wow, I wanna build one in my garage., thank you.
Been very happy with it. Clears up a lot of space when stored and gives me a lot of workspace when it's down. I'm working on plans for a fold-up miter saw station now. Hope to have the video up in a week or so!
Built a similar one this summer, you can store your cross board in the bottom - I rest mine on the bolts sitting across while I close the legs on it. I've got kids that would find a way to knock the loose board down any other way.
Makes good sense!
An interesting variation on this -- not sure I like the tool behind design - if I need a tool but needing to use the table,,, take table down and get tool. I guess it will depend on the individuals use needs.
Cheers
Its certainly a consideration. Though this the garage shop area I have a 2nd work area with common tools there as well.
Nicely done... I love the added peg board/storage idea....
Thank you. Certainly is nice for more storage!
Great idea. Little tip a piece of brass pipe over the bolts on the legs will increase the longevity, and ease the function of them opening and closing. Still I love it.
Thank you I'll look into it!
Love the table, love the hidden storage compartment, very good design and would love to see more videos with content like this. However, and I say this lightly because it's clear you're new to it, but spend a little more time on the production of the video. The sound track is pretty annoying and you could have cut half the content to keep people from skipping through it and still have had all the same information. Never the less a lovely job! Hope to see more projects like this :)
Thank you appreciate the Comments!! I've done a few similar woodworking projects and have been learning as I go with the video production for sure!
great build seen the title and had to check it out. In desperate need of work bench something like this is what I need maybe not as big have one car garage and in worse condition than yours lol.
Ha! Yeah Ive cleaned my and messed it up some many times with clutter
This is really nice and wha I have been looking for in my garage. A space saver.
Certainly has saved space in my garage and allowed me to tackle a few other projects as well!
Wow, that's a nice work man, i am just a twenty yo beginner in woodwork and your work was very inspiring for me.
Keep up the good work, hugs from Brasil.
Thiago. Thank you very much. Greatly appreciate the comment. Enjoy your woodworking journey!!!
@@YourCouchsucks Thank you! :D
This was a fun project to do. Let me know what you think. Tell me what other videos you'd like to see. Post a comment below or hit the like button. Check back as I'm putting together some design plans for a couple different size tables....and yes size does matter here or your legs won't be able to close! ruclips.net/p/PL0OoxdEBUmQ1N8-_ovNsDL0K7iS8zqueB don't forget to subscribe while you're at it!
I have only one suggestion. Purchase some clamps. You will find using them to position boards while screwing them on, and while cutting boards make lift a lot easier.
Yep lesson learned. Promptly went out and bought some. Using them right now for a super stealth fold up MITRE saw table. Video coming soon!
Pretty cool! Out of sight out of mind, anti theft and anti borrow, and never return hideaway. But what if you need to use the tools but not the bench? 😀Do you ever forget the tools are there? 😃✌
Not too much of an inconvenience I have a 2nd set of common tools; screw drivers hammer plyers etc. that I keep in the indoor shop. Though at my age just setting a tool down seems to cause a "where did I put that moment!"
Before I start building this could you tell me how deep the total cabinet is with the workbench attached to it, I want to make sure my truck will still fit afterwards. Thanks
Sorry didn't respond sooner. The base (or lip) that the bench sits on is 12". The casing for the storage area is roughly 10"
Nice job really like the idea of the peg to maximize storage space
Thank you it was a fun project and really had allowed me to do a bunch more work now that I have space!
I love it. My next summer project. Thanks for sharing.
Well worth doing
Genius, Pure Genius
Ha! Thank you!!!
Nice idea on the hidden storage 👍👍👌👏
Thank you works out well!
i like the part that goes, "hmmm....hmm hmm hmm hmmm..."
but i really like the ingenuity and the storage behind it..
Ha! Now that's funny.
Great workbench and wall cabinet!
I just ordered the plans !
Thank you greatly appreciated. You'll be happy wheb you get it done.
That is freaking awesome! Hides the tools too!
Thank you best addition to my garage for sure. Turned into my laser table etc
Awesome. Best one I've seen. I'm going to try and make this one.
Thank you. We'll worth building for that extra space and storage!
Good plan as long as you only need the hidden tools when the workbench is in use.
This is my garage work bench as most people do I have a second set of the most important tools screw driver, hammer etc available elsewhere.
Looks brilliant finished.
Also looks like that cross piece could have been stored on the inside of the legs?
Yeah variety of places it can go for sure
Who wants to bet he has to move a ton of junk to get to it in a week. lol Nice folding table. I'm using your video to make my own. Thanks.
Trying real hard to avoid the garage clutter this bench build has now allowed me to build perimiter shelving. So the mess is going going gone! THANK GOD! It is a fun build project! Make it you won't be disappointed
I hear you, I just did the same with shelving all up the backside for stuff that's not used all the time.Built some decking above the door going into the house to hold yard spreader,coolers and other light weight stuff.We have stairs going down into the house so that was a big chunk of wasted space. I got the rolling bench finished yesterday, I just need to breakdown my make shift sawhorse with old door set up and sweep up and I can get my truck in the garage for the first time in FOREVER!, My husband was impressed with the bench.He said it was the most useful thing I've built so far. Besides his gun cabinet.lol @@YourCouchsucks
cross bracing on legs is stronger and more rigid. Just an idea nice video thanks.
Thank you for the thoughts no doubt improvements can be made.
very genius . me and my wife watched this . and damn . we are from Philippines ^_^
Thank you fun project and helps a lot with other projects has become the base for my "RUclips studio" also
@@YourCouchsucks me and my wife decided that we will make one this week . thanks fam hope to see more of this . we also want to see if you can make a folding chairs :D i mean your own concept of space saving folding chair . cheers from ph ^_^
I’ve been thinking of adding a folding rolling table to the garage but I didn’t want to lose wall space for tool storage. Your solution is genius and is motivating me to build the same. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you it works well for me
Awesome video, this is exactly what I had in mind 👍🏼 👍🏼
Certainly has been a blessing having it helped with a ton of other projects I've been doing!!!
you are the MAN....
Ha! Thank you appreciate that!!!
Very nice project, would love that in my garage
Missing my Xterra’s..... amazing races, and Xterra Family! Love the bench, it is on my list..
Sadly I caught onto it late in my area and it ended up being the last year for it locally!
Nice bench! Coupla pointers, coupla criticisms:
Pointers:
1) might be faster to use a drywall T-square to Mark your lines than to mark both ends & connect with level...
2) might consider using Torx drive (‘star’ drive) fasteners instead of what appear to be Phillips head - bits hold better and almost no cam-out when driving under load...
3) you can buy gadgets that fasten to your tool belt and hold your drill... keeps it handy!
Criticisms:
1) if the hum sounds came from a CD, BURN IT! and either leave shop sounds or overdub a narrative - I’m personally a fan of narratives because they can be used to explain what you’re doing!
2) if the humming sounds came from a website, DELETE it from your history!!
3) personal issues - wear hearing/eye protection! If not for yourself and your family, then for the folks you’re setting an example for!
4) other personal issues - I’m old-school and it fries my brain when I see folks pull running mitre saws BACK thru cuts... WHEN (not if...) the blade catches one edge or the other, you’ll resultantly be far more awake and alert immediately after than you probably ever have been - meaning KICKBACK. And remember: you’re setting an example for some just as you’re being fun to watch for others!!
Thank you I appreciate the comments.
@@YourCouchsucks you’re welcome! Thank YOU for taking the time and initiative to do the project and post the video!!
You're r welcome learning a lot about RUclips a d wood project as I progress. Have another video coming of a smaller form factor miter saw table and workbench hope to have it up in a few days. Actually wore safety gear a bit more in this one ;)
True, true, true....
I was trying to show my son how to cut angles and I guess I was taking to long. Anyway, he got ahead of me and tried to back cut!!!! He won't do it again!!
What a great idea! Well done!
Thank you appreciate the kind words. Fun project for sure!
wow! I'm very impressed..great job
Thank you. A fun project that's been a BIG help in doing alot of other work around the house!
Cool idea😮, I am just moving into a new home with only a 2 car garage and this would be perfect to help maximize space. Thanks for sharing. New friends here, Keep up the great content.
Thank you it certainly has maximized space for me and the table size helps a ton with other projects I've been working on!
@@YourCouchsucksI bet. Keep up the good work.
That is a really nice table. Thanks for the video.
No problem hope folks can build their own. It's a great project for organizing a space to work from!
Great video will be making mine soon
You won't be disappointed. Works out well.
You earned that smile. 👍
Ha! Thank you!
Well done but I do not want to pull down the table every time I needed one of the stored tools such as a level. Also the table shook even when you were wiping the finish onto it. Not stable enough for me.
Yeah, understand makes sense. For me, I have 2nd set of everyday use tools that are not in the storage. The ones that are there are what I would use if the bench is down. As far as the shake the wheels were not locked so I could spin it as needed while putting on the Linseed oil. That said it not as steady as a permeate non-moving workbench so it's a trade-off in the mobility
@@YourCouchsucks Got it, I too have seconds if not thirds of many tools. I am certain locking the wheels would make a serious difference. Excellent video and build.
@@jeffhildreth9244 Take a look have a new smaller miter saw/multi purpose workbench being posted in about an hour
@@YourCouchsucks Will do.
I have recently sold my property of 22 years (11 1/2 acres) which included my two studios, plus a barn and two wood storage buildings an oversized 2 car garage and an 800 Sq Ft shop where I built vernacular furniture for 20 plus years. I now have a 12 x 12 shed which I have gutted and rebuilt and now installing shelving and benches etc, and a 1 1/2 car garage and a 12 X 16 ft room for my art/finishing studio. Now looking for ways to make all this work as my complete shop is now in a storage facility. Space is now at a premium and all help welcomed. Thanks.
@@jeffhildreth9244 I can understand that for sure! Small 2 car garage with all the lawn equipment and junk doesn't leave alot ot "extra"
Génial ! C'est une très belle réalisation au point que l'on n'a pas envie de la salir, mais de s'assoir pour y casser une croute entre copain.
this is awesome, dude
Thank appreciate the kind comment!
Great idea sir. New subscriber. I will make this bench this summer.
Very much a worthwhile project for my shop for sure.
Brilliant! I would use the same idea, but I rather use 80/20 aluminum frame for lighter table.
Don't have much experience with aluminum work but that would no doubt make it lighter.
Price it out and let us know how that works for you.
I'm new to your channel, and a new subscriber as well. I like this, and am going to give it a shot. I really love that green shirt too. BTW.........thank you for your support.
Thank you its a great project to put together.
VERY CLEVER!! Good stuff!
Thank you!
Great project. I may purchase your plans off of Etsy. Hoping to see more videos from you. Any chance you could not do the 'stop and go' music again? Hate that.
Ha! Yeah I did another video recently with the music low underneath the saw sounds etc seems better for sure!
That's pretty slick, nice job sir!
Thank you very much!
For a moment I was: why would you make a casing for it instead of just hanging it. Ended up being a cool storage
Was a fun project and finally have a place for some of my tools other than stuffed into a draw.
Awesome idea!! Thank you
No problem! Great space saving build.
Thanks for the video, great work!
Your Welcome fun project for sure
Super nice work my friend lm gonna star mine next week
You wont be disappointed well worth the time
Nice project. Don't know about the stopping and starting of the music. Kind of jarring.
Thank you I appreciate the comments. I definitely learned some tips and tricks for better videos from doing this one. Like the audio aspect!
Nice work. Thanks for sharing. How is the lateral stability without any cross braces?
The long 2x4 is a cross brace between the two legs it works relatively well though there is some wobble.
Awesome! That's a great idea!
Thank you works out very well for my needs
Great job!
great build and you got a thumbs up from me......but stop playing the music for a few seconds and then just randomly stopping it just to hear a drill or screaming miter saw.....if you dont have anything to say, just leave the music playing! finally just watched the video on mute......
Thank you appreciate the comments
beautiful job mate
Thank you sir!
That's epic 👊
Thank you appreciate that!
Amazing. Many thanks
Thank you for the kind words!
Video production, lighting, framing, composition, and most helpful would be editing, these will help you produce more interesting content that will keep the attention of your viewers.
Thank you! I appreciate the comments. Hopefully I improved since that was posted 3 year or so ago. Check out some of my other woodworking, DIYprojects, 3d printing and Laser videos. Certainly learning as I go.
In the future I would suggest leaving out the music. Nice table.
Thank you!
Hi, beautiful workbench!!! Only one question: what is the name of the blue tool you use to screw? Thank you!!!
Great idea well done mate
Thank you sir! It's a great way to save some space!
Awesome Design, wondering how often it gets put back onto the wall ?? maybe winter only for parking?
It's up on the way right no but as of late it's been down off the wall a lot been using it for some other work working projects and as part of my "RUclips Studio" for some of my other videos.
Tanks broo....
nice idea, and awesome application! I'm going to try something like this in my own garage. I have some criticism, and hope this is helpful. The video editing (cuts, and how things would abruptly swap) took my attention away. I don't know the first thing about video editing, so I have nothing to offer besides what I noticed. thanks for the video and instructions!
Thank you. This was one of my first long demo style videos learning as I go and trying to get better for sure!
Thanks for sharing
No problem! Its a great project and has helped me do more in my garage.
Sooo, you have to take the table down every time you need a tool from the peg board?
If you don't have a 2nd set of common tools ie screw drives hammer etc I guess you would. But as time as shown anything I need in the storage is something I'd use when the bench is down..
Awesome table, and great video 👍
But I really need the name of the song/track/music . Hope you will give me a clue
HmmmHMMMhmmHMMhmmHMmmMmmHHMMM - song title by The Throats
The only thing I would change would be to use collapsable casters bolted onto the sides of the legs. Then, install levelers into the bottom of the legs. Both are on Amazon and not expensive. Great video with excellent editing. Unfortunately, I don't thing I'll be able to get humming song out of my head for a long time....sigh. Buying your plans, BTW.
Ha! Thank you the comments. Yeah the song seemed like a good idea originally.
Show us the video of how you made your work bench.
Dude awsome love it
Thank you sir! Was even able to do it with half a brain!
Very very Nice
Thank you!
Interesting design, similar to others, but, I live in an apartment and my small workshop is in the basement, so, a mobile bench would have to fit in the lift, which means initially it would have to be transported in the folded position the only solution I can come up with is to replicate the caster fold out mechanism with 2 castors and attaché it the other side of the main frame, it does not have to be on both sides, any thoughts? I guess the same dilemma occurs if you want to work inside your house or move the bench through the house into the garden?
Awesome job.
Thank you very much!
Ficou ótimo 👏👏,parabens
Buscaré la felicidad en mi interio
A cool idea but I wonder, how many times will You want to just take some tool off that wall and just go into the house to fix something instead of unfolding the workbench first.. You've tucked things You need more frequently behind a thing You need less frequently.
Excellent thought! I've been caught by that once or twice. For the most part, I have a separate set of tools that I use more frequently on my inside work area
Out of curiosity, any chance it could be mounted vertically instead of horizontally? Maybe couldn’t make it as long but going to give it a shot.
Couple problems with that. It has to be that length for the legs to to fold up. Unless you wanted shorter legs but that might be an uncomfortable height to work at. It would also be pretty tough to lift onto the wall from the long end in my opinion.