modern studies poor workmen always blame their tools don’t need the expensive workshop to do this project just basic tools and bit more time n care for what your making
FWIW, it just occurred to me that if you put magnets on the bottom of the dogs, they could not only pull up the extension stops but, if you put magnets in the bottom of dog-sized holes in the side of the workbench, they would hold the dogs in place when not in use.
That’s right Ben. I spent my first few months clamping boards to my kitchen sink. Once I made the mini work bench, I would clamp it down to my kitchen table. Now, I have a bora work table that I can quickly put up and take down and clamp this mini workbench to the top. Works great and easy storage!
@Falconhoof Lots of patience and time (the lockdowns helped with that one). I used a wooden handscrew clamp clamped to my kitchen countertop as a makeshift vice, cut all the maple with a Japanese hand saw, cordless drill for holes, and cleaned up stanley no. 5 for flattening and squaring things up. Boy are things easier now that I actually have the vise to work with.
НЕ могу не написать. Мне очень понравилось ВСЁ!!! С удовольствием повторю вашу разработку. Вы настоящий мастер, мастер с БОЛЬШОЙ буквы.Все просто и надежно. Благодарю за такую великолепную работу. Желаю Вам много хороших роликов, успешной Вам работы и процветания. С уважением, Владимир.
I've been viewing everything I can find on mini workbenches before I build my own. Your design is the first I've seen that makes me want to emulate everything about it's functionality. By far the most clever design I've seen to date .... excellent work, something you should be proud of. Cheers!
The one thing I truly enjoy with all your video's is how you make so many accessories from scratch. These days we are lead to believe that we must buy all these things but seeing you do it is a joy and a good education for woodworkers at every level ...
Now that is a project I am going to enjoy making. Love the dogs. Don't think they'll hold much. They'll just run off at the first sign of food. Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video. Tom
I fully agree with the use of scrap and 2nd hand timber to make stuff, u've done an excellent job! It's said u can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear - BUT, it CAN b done. The amount of waste wood that gets chucked in the bin from a building site is criminal - I chuck nothing out, it all gets used and when beyond use it can always keep me warm. Hats off to u sir, top job.
I have followed this build with fascination: you are undoubtedly a tremendously skilled, clever, competent fellow, thank you so much for allowing us to share this experience.
I am just amazed to see how much you fall back to the hand tools. I mean any other person wouldve just been "then i stick the top through my thicknesser". You are truly inspiring.
Hello Neil, I'm Miguel from Spain, it's an awesome project, one of the ones I liked the most / I've all liked;) / I love how you use both electric and manual tools. Keep it up, you are a source of inspiration. By the way, scrapwood challenge is incredible !!!
I have to say I'm impressed. A man who knows the value and the proper use of hand tools is a rare thing these days. a wonderful job sir and a brilliant use of well, everything. those Japanese saws are great aren't they.
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This is the perfect addition to a small shop. I like you try to spend the summer months working outside...what with the long winters we suffer with. Thx for the inspiration!
Have seen other renditions of 'mini' workbenches but I must say, yours is unique, despite its simplistic construction. I like your home made vise mechanism. It really seems to hold the work pieces nice and tight. Excellent job !!!
Bud, the phrase you want to use here is "simple cnstruction" not 'simplistic' . The first is an exprtession of praise, while the latter is definitely NOT.
Thank you. It is so nice to know that some self appointed individual will always be around to edit and revise other peoples mistakes. Imagine my surprise when I opened my RUclips to find out that my very own reincarnated William F. Buckley had decided to proofread my remarks to an Australian craftsman. First of all, the word simplistic in itself, is an adjective. When I graduated from High School over 50 years ago, it was my understanding that an adjective modifies or describes a noun. The word construction can be a noun when used to describe a creation. In using the term "simplistic construction", I was making that very point. My statement, as written, was correct and your interpretation of my MEANING was incorrect. Also, Mr. Buckley, I would like to point out that you spelled the work 'construction' incorrectly. I have taken it upon myself to show you the correct spelling, should it become the object/subject of future attempts to correct someone against their will. Have a wonderful day.
Oh, I forgot. Hidden in my response, I intentionally made another mistake. See if you can locate that mistake. I added it purely for shits and giggles.
God save you dear sir and your talent, Thank You for your gifts in the workmanship you show and teach! I wish my grandfather was alive in Slovakia, he was a woodworker, but he build houses and beams.
Im glad you mentioned building storage for your dogs, it’s the first thing I immediately thought of when you were drilling your dog holes and was wondering what you’d do with them all as I figure they’d get in the way when not in use.
@@TheJhonnysoliveira Boa noite garoto...é uma mini bancada de trabalho para marceneiro...com morsa e tudo...queria uma dessas pra mim...o cara é bom...eu acho que não consigo fazer uma e se for comprar é caro....
Your video making is terrific! Simple, and to the point with great narrating! (no wasted time)! And LOVE your creativity! Please Keep the videos and creations COMING!
I wish this was available commercially, I dont have access to a workshop so cant make one, but its exactly what i need for my little flat and my various hobbies. Anyway excellent video hope you do well with it, you certainly deserve to.
I have found a poor mans version of your mini workbench, its made by Sjoberg, they make two, one has a lot of MDF in its makeup so I will take a miss on that one, but the second one is the Sjobergs Smart Workstation Pro and is all beech, its not a patch on yours(no extention) but seems to be the best available, I might even be able to modify and improve on it, I wont know until i get it. Anyway thanks for the idea.
Man, I envy you the wood/tools you have to work with.....also the sureness of your moves. If I moved anywhere nearly as quickly, we'd have a pile of detached fingers..... Great ideas! What a creation of usefulness and beauty.
Im in the middle of building a mini portable work bench and now I which I saw your video first. I really like your moxon vice crank. I am welding my own for half the price of buying a kit but yours would be even cheeper with the wood head and toggle. Great job!
Seems like this would be relatively easy to make with regular dimensional wood from the home store. Not sure if it'd be as sturdy but it shouldn't be too expensive. Might actually give this one a go!
@Norbury53 Check with your local cabinet makers. I just got a job at a cabinet maker, we use RIDICULOUSLY good plywood, and we burn our offcuts. I'm DYING looking for things to do with those offcuts. Sooooo, I'm getting one of Andrew Klein's miter fold dado saw blades from Rockler so I can make nice boxes out of this expensive scrap!! :-)
Norbury53 Hey mate, I agree 100% I did shop fitting on and off for eight years all over Australia and even new Zealand. The only time I ever saw ply being used was on expensive commercial pieces or high end retail pieces. Everything else was just shitty old MDF. As a hobbiest wood worker, it made me cry inside not seeing real timber used. That being said though, one of the builders I worked with was close to 70. He’d actually done his apprenticeship in antique furniture restoration back in the 60’s. I saw some pics of some of the things he’d built in his spare time and they were sensational. If I ever won the lotto, I’d hire old Bill for a couple of years to teach me everything he could.
Really nice dogs and the workbench is also not bad! :-) No, honest: You have done a good job. The workbench is full of functionality I have never seen before. I like the nice wood you have used. Nice hand made!
I enjoy that his "scraps" are gorgeous Australian hardwoods that make North American woodworkers drool. It would be interesting to see the furniture etc that left over such incredible scraps. look at the figure on that piece at 2:13!
God if I all the power tools that this guy has I more than likely not be watching this video. Love all these guys that have more tools than I ever had in my life time. Normal people don’t have them and just watch them for just the watching, they never build them. Thanks for showing off your working video.
Really loved this, i'm starting on woodworking and my "workbench" is just a regular table cause i don't have money or wood to make a huge think yet, so this is perfect!
A practical, beautiful and inspiring project. This video fills the need for demonstration of how much can be done with hand tools and thrifty use of free "rubbish" materials to create a well made, compact, device with impressive capabilities.
Absolutely perfect for people who only need a small work space for their projects. I am going to be building guitars in the coming months and this is perfect for my needs. Thanks for sharing.
I can't believe you made this two and a half years ago and I am just seeing it, amaze as if you just made it yesterday. This is by far the best woodworking channel. (Matthias and Izzy come in an honorable second position).
It depends on what you mean by “woodworking”. Matthias’ engineering is superior; Pask’s workmanship is superior. Matthias often engineers things so good workmanship is not required for certain aspects; Pask uses good workmanship everywhere, always. As an engineer, I slightly prefer Matthias’ work, but I also get a lot of benefit from Pask, which is why I’m here. As an aside, this mini workbench is, in fact, exceptionally well engineered.
I’m currently building a bench/ dining table for my tiny apartment. This is by far the best idea I’ve seen. I’m like halfway through my build but I’m 100% going to make it extendable now. Its a brilliant idea. Thank you for the inspiration
Epic! How about some dog storage holes on the side, perhaps magnetic too? 🧲 very fine build! I love what you’ve made happen with the scrapwood challenge, very inspiring.
The Canadian in me really wants to see Robertson screws lol...but outside of that, that's an ingenious build and a great small bench that still retains some excellent features. Great stuff!
Man this fits my needs about perfectly, it is however a daunting looking build for some one with my skill level. It's gonna be interesting! Thanks for the work
Awesome build! And I like those legs! I think I’ll rebuild mine with your DIY vise approach next year. Cheaper and better than the Irwin version. Kudos!
Mi esposo era carpintero ebanista, me hizo recordar los buenos tiempos que pasaba con el en su taller, por otra parte , su trabajo es magnífico cuanta utilidad le dio a un "pedazo de madera" muchas felicidades por tan increíble creatividad👏👏👏👏👏
Envy, I mean really burning envy watching you work. That's you and Adam Savage that makes by blood boil. A great motivator to study and to do better. Thank you.
I never comment on anything but I just got to do it, this time. This video (this piece of amazing work) is so outstanding that I'll now try to do it myself, dispite of my lack of skills. Maybe I can improve to some harder work just with the will this video gave me! Kudos to you, sir!!
I have watched a lot of your videos, and I must say that this one has impressed me the most! I think that I will build one of those. Your "scrap wood" is nicer than some of my good wood! And most impressive is how you got your terriers to sit stillà
Best _auto-subtitle translation of an opening theme_ award goes to Pask Makes for: "would challenge would challenge its graphics crashes by our words that some of the woman is good" Masterpiece. :D Jests aside; I love your work, Mr Makes. Thank you.
I know this is an "oldie" but this video is great. I recently decided to "go at it" and start doing carpentry projects and don't have a workbench I was looking through RUclips to find videos that shows how to make a workbench, and found yours. The only thing missing from your workbench is the "Pask Makes" burnt seal on a corner - genious! thank you Semper Fi - Pedro
Nice but I cant think of a reason why I’d spend all that time making a small work table when I could be making a larger one. But still if excellent craftsmanship.
Nice looking portable work bench. looks well made and sturdy. I like the quick release device you put in to make adjusting the vice jaw quicker nice design.
I have watched this vid 3 times. Such a nice idea and really makes sense... portable workbench really makes sense for a weekend warrior with no space for a full size bench.. I can just clamp this to the picnic table. Thanks P!
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Hey! Inspiring work :) but I can't seem to access your website, seems to be giving me 500 errors.
your skills and videos are wildly underrated.
modern studies poor workmen always blame their tools don’t need the expensive workshop to do this project just basic tools and bit more time n care for what your making
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FWIW, it just occurred to me that if you put magnets on the bottom of the dogs, they could not only pull up the extension stops but, if you put magnets in the bottom of dog-sized holes in the side of the workbench, they would hold the dogs in place when not in use.
Just wanted to say thank you as this workbench has allowed me to start woodworking in my NYC apartment!
Did you clamp this to a bigger table? I'd be interested to know how you're keeping it steady.
@@GreyRock100 Thinking of rigging it on top of my Black and Decker Workmate:))
That’s right Ben. I spent my first few months clamping boards to my kitchen sink. Once I made the mini work bench, I would clamp it down to my kitchen table. Now, I have a bora work table that I can quickly put up and take down and clamp this mini workbench to the top. Works great and easy storage!
@Falconhoof Lots of patience and time (the lockdowns helped with that one). I used a wooden handscrew clamp clamped to my kitchen countertop as a makeshift vice, cut all the maple with a Japanese hand saw, cordless drill for holes, and cleaned up stanley no. 5 for flattening and squaring things up. Boy are things easier now that I actually have the vise to work with.
@@robertgarvey5744 very impressive, brother. You'll now enjoy it for years to come!
НЕ могу не написать. Мне очень понравилось ВСЁ!!! С удовольствием повторю вашу разработку. Вы настоящий мастер, мастер с БОЛЬШОЙ буквы.Все просто и надежно. Благодарю за такую великолепную работу. Желаю Вам много хороших роликов, успешной Вам работы и процветания. С уважением, Владимир.
Спасибо! 😊
I've been viewing everything I can find on mini workbenches before I build my own. Your design is the first I've seen that makes me want to emulate everything about it's functionality. By far the most clever design I've seen to date .... excellent work, something you should be proud of. Cheers!
The one thing I truly enjoy with all your video's is how you make so many accessories from scratch. These days we are lead to believe that we must buy all these things but seeing you do it is a joy and a good education for woodworkers at every level ...
You are a truly amazing craftsman, Sir! Not only your artistry as a Carpenter, but also as a Videographer are exceptional. Compliments from Mexico.
Now that is a project I am going to enjoy making. Love the dogs. Don't think they'll hold much. They'll just run off at the first sign of food. Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video.
Tom
No worries Tom - glad you enjoyed it! 😊
This was great and very inspirational! I especially love the shot of the two “bench dogs”!
You simply amaze this 80 year old man every time I see one of your expertly done videos. Blessings!!
I fully agree with the use of scrap and 2nd hand timber to make stuff, u've done an excellent job!
It's said u can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear - BUT, it CAN b done.
The amount of waste wood that gets chucked in the bin from a building site is criminal - I chuck nothing out, it all gets used and when beyond use it can always keep me warm.
Hats off to u sir, top job.
The magnetic design part is eye-catching. Keep creating. Thank you.
His Scrapwood is my good wood 😅
Love your work Neil! Yours is one of my favourite channels on RUclips and I eagerly await new videos every week. Keep up the good work!
Thanks very much David! :)
Same here! Me and my wife are spellbound everytime we see a new video!
I'm with you!
Me too!
I have followed this build with fascination: you are undoubtedly a tremendously skilled, clever, competent fellow, thank you so much for allowing us to share this experience.
I am just amazed to see how much you fall back to the hand tools. I mean any other person wouldve just been "then i stick the top through my thicknesser". You are truly inspiring.
This is no doubt best video on your channel
Beautiful! We love watching your videos with our kids.
That's fantastic Heather! Thank you! :)
Hello Neil, I'm Miguel from Spain, it's an awesome project, one of the ones I liked the most / I've all liked;) / I love how you use both electric and manual tools. Keep it up, you are a source of inspiration. By the way, scrapwood challenge is incredible !!!
Thanks very much Miguel! 😊
I’ve loved this entire scrap wood challenge. So happy you’ve continued past the initial week. Keep up the great work!
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I have to say I'm impressed. A man who knows the value and the proper use of hand tools is a rare thing these days. a wonderful job sir and a brilliant use of well, everything. those Japanese saws are great aren't they.
This is the perfect addition to a small shop. I like you try to spend the summer months working outside...what with the long winters we suffer with. Thx for the inspiration!
Holy crap! I'm never ceased to be amazed at how inventive you are sir!!!!
Shawn Urban facts. This was one of the best ideas I’ve seen in a long time
Have seen other renditions of 'mini' workbenches but I must say, yours is unique, despite its simplistic construction. I like your home made vise mechanism. It really seems to hold the work pieces nice and tight. Excellent job !!!
Thanks Bud! The vise works great, I'm very happy with it! :)
Bud, the phrase you want to use here is "simple cnstruction" not 'simplistic' . The first is an exprtession of praise, while the latter is definitely NOT.
Thank you. It is so nice to know that some self appointed individual will always be around to edit and revise other peoples mistakes. Imagine my surprise when I opened my RUclips to find out that my very own reincarnated William F. Buckley had decided to proofread my remarks to an Australian craftsman. First of all, the word simplistic in itself, is an adjective. When I graduated from High School over 50 years ago, it was my understanding that an adjective modifies or describes a noun. The word construction can be a noun when used to describe a creation. In using the term "simplistic construction", I was making that very point. My statement, as written, was correct and your interpretation of my MEANING was incorrect. Also, Mr. Buckley, I would like to point out that you spelled the work 'construction' incorrectly. I have taken it upon myself to show you the correct spelling, should it become the object/subject of future attempts to correct someone against their will. Have a wonderful day.
Oh, I forgot. Hidden in my response, I intentionally made another mistake. See if you can locate that mistake. I added it purely for shits and giggles.
Sorry, one final thing. You also misspelled the word 'expression'. I did note that earlier, but failed to include it in my original response.
I love how you advanced guys do all kinds of extra work on a simple design. Anyhow thanks for the design.
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Pask dun got 1mil subscribers! Great work Boss Man!
God save you dear sir and your talent, Thank You for your gifts in the workmanship you show and teach! I wish my grandfather was alive in Slovakia, he was a woodworker, but he build houses and beams.
I'm so grateful RUclips algorithm put one of your videos in my feed, loyal subscriber from now on!
Its so good, netflix should buy your "Scrapwood Challenge" series !
Or Amazon Prime
Please not , let it stay out off Mainestream hollowwood productions : )
@Sean Steele or they want it to remain free, perhaps
Im glad you mentioned building storage for your dogs, it’s the first thing I immediately thought of when you were drilling your dog holes and was wondering what you’d do with them all as I figure they’d get in the way when not in use.
That's awesome that you made nearly that entire thing out of free scrap wood!
Glad you like it! :)
Nunca assisti um profissional com tanto talento no trabalho com madeira...é um mestre produzindo arte...parabéns
Tiago, me diz que ferramenta é essa que ele fez?
@@TheJhonnysoliveira Boa noite garoto...é uma mini bancada de trabalho para marceneiro...com morsa e tudo...queria uma dessas pra mim...o cara é bom...eu acho que não consigo fazer uma e se for comprar é caro....
Everything about this is just spot on. You are a talented designer and maker too.
Your video making is terrific! Simple, and to the point with great narrating! (no wasted time)!
And LOVE your creativity! Please Keep the videos and creations COMING!
I really appreciate the fact that you use ingenuity, instead of fancy tools. Brilliant.
I wish this was available commercially, I dont have access to a workshop so cant make one, but its exactly what i need for my little flat and my various hobbies. Anyway excellent video hope you do well with it, you certainly deserve to.
I have found a poor mans version of your mini workbench, its made by Sjoberg, they make two, one has a lot of MDF in its makeup so I will take a miss on that one, but the second one is the Sjobergs Smart Workstation Pro and is all beech, its not a patch on yours(no extention) but seems to be the best available, I might even be able to modify and improve on it, I wont know until i get it. Anyway thanks for the idea.
Nice mini bench, you've put a lot of thought into this and came up with some really cool ideas.
said it once. came here to say it again. god damn pask really makes things.
no shit
Man, I envy you the wood/tools you have to work with.....also the sureness of your moves. If I moved anywhere nearly as quickly, we'd have a pile of detached fingers..... Great ideas! What a creation of usefulness and beauty.
Im in the middle of building a mini portable work bench and now I which I saw your video first. I really like your moxon vice crank. I am welding my own for half the price of buying a kit but yours would be even cheeper with the wood head and toggle. Great job!
Seems like this would be relatively easy to make with regular dimensional wood from the home store. Not sure if it'd be as sturdy but it shouldn't be too expensive. Might actually give this one a go!
That would work great and as you said, easier! :)
I'd be tempted to use plywood and laminate pieces together for the thicker sections. (mostly because I love the way plywood looks)
@Norbury53 I live about 1/2 a mile from a lumber yard and they sell off their plywood off cuts quite cheaply.
@Norbury53 Check with your local cabinet makers. I just got a job at a cabinet maker, we use RIDICULOUSLY good plywood, and we burn our offcuts. I'm DYING looking for things to do with those offcuts. Sooooo, I'm getting one of Andrew Klein's miter fold dado saw blades from Rockler so I can make nice boxes out of this expensive scrap!! :-)
Norbury53 Hey mate, I agree 100% I did shop fitting on and off for eight years all over Australia and even new Zealand. The only time I ever saw ply being used was on expensive commercial pieces or high end retail pieces. Everything else was just shitty old MDF. As a hobbiest wood worker, it made me cry inside not seeing real timber used.
That being said though, one of the builders I worked with was close to 70. He’d actually done his apprenticeship in antique furniture restoration back in the 60’s. I saw some pics of some of the things he’d built in his spare time and they were sensational. If I ever won the lotto, I’d hire old Bill for a couple of years to teach me everything he could.
Brilliant! a woodworking masterclass by itself. Thanks for sharing.
Really nice dogs and the workbench is also not bad! :-)
No, honest: You have done a good job.
The workbench is full of functionality I have never seen before.
I like the nice wood you have used.
Nice hand made!
I enjoy that his "scraps" are gorgeous Australian hardwoods that make North American woodworkers drool. It would be interesting to see the furniture etc that left over such incredible scraps. look at the figure on that piece at 2:13!
God if I all the power tools that this guy has I more than likely not be watching this video. Love all these guys that have more tools than I ever had in my life time. Normal people don’t have them and just watch them for just the watching, they never build them. Thanks for showing off your working video.
one of the most useful of the scrap wood challenge projects! this is one that i’d definitely pay for plans (of).
What a useful and attractive tool.
He's not a tool. He's quite intelligent!
Really loved this, i'm starting on woodworking and my "workbench" is just a regular table cause i don't have money or wood to make a huge think yet, so this is perfect!
A practical, beautiful and inspiring project.
This video fills the need for demonstration of how much can be done with hand tools and thrifty use of free "rubbish" materials to create a well made, compact, device with impressive capabilities.
Absolutely perfect for people who only need a small work space for their projects. I am going to be building guitars in the coming months and this is perfect for my needs. Thanks for sharing.
So satisfying, but when the dogs popped up on the table that made me laugh...Lol
;)
Great ! good job! Congratulations for doing handwork when nowadays everyone use many machines
Brilliant, the magnet grabber, just briliant!
I can't believe you made this two and a half years ago and I am just seeing it, amaze as if you just made it yesterday. This is by far the best woodworking channel. (Matthias and Izzy come in an honorable second position).
It depends on what you mean by “woodworking”. Matthias’ engineering is superior; Pask’s workmanship is superior. Matthias often engineers things so good workmanship is not required for certain aspects; Pask uses good workmanship everywhere, always. As an engineer, I slightly prefer Matthias’ work, but I also get a lot of benefit from Pask, which is why I’m here.
As an aside, this mini workbench is, in fact, exceptionally well engineered.
I’m currently building a bench/ dining table for my tiny apartment. This is by far the best idea I’ve seen. I’m like halfway through my build but I’m 100% going to make it extendable now. Its a brilliant idea. Thank you for the inspiration
I was thinking, "damn that's some seriously runny glue! ... Oh wait, time lapse." Lol. Beautiful work, Sir!
Epic! How about some dog storage holes on the side, perhaps magnetic too? 🧲 very fine build! I love what you’ve made happen with the scrapwood challenge, very inspiring.
Thanks Alex! :)
I really dig your workshop, everything’s beautiful in there ! BTW, nice project 👍
Glad you like it Tom! :)
I have learned so much useful tricks! Specially loved it when you used a black lid to draw the curve! Many thanks!
The Canadian in me really wants to see Robertson screws lol...but outside of that, that's an ingenious build and a great small bench that still retains some excellent features. Great stuff!
Man this fits my needs about perfectly, it is however a daunting looking build for some one with my skill level. It's gonna be interesting! Thanks for the work
You have made the scrap wood thing into an art form! Good on you mate!
Thanks very much Gene! :)
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Awesome build! And I like those legs! I think I’ll rebuild mine with your DIY vise approach next year. Cheaper and better than the Irwin version. Kudos!
Thanks very much Andrew! :)
Ah man!... As an engineer of metal, and a lover of carpentry... This really ticks a lot of boxes! Great work!
Mi esposo era carpintero ebanista, me hizo recordar los buenos tiempos que pasaba con el en su taller, por otra parte , su trabajo es magnífico cuanta utilidad le dio a un "pedazo de madera" muchas felicidades por tan increíble creatividad👏👏👏👏👏
A beautiful job, I just have to put it on the list of things I will make this year!
Thanks Very Much.
just do it stop dreaming
Amazing idea!!!
Молодец! Отличная, продуманная, классная работа!
Envy, I mean really burning envy watching you work. That's you and Adam Savage that makes by blood boil. A great motivator to study and to do better. Thank you.
Excellent! Work mini bench.
Also gives me an idea for a portable elevated cutting board minus some things.
Are those dog holes metric? Pretty sure those terriers are imperial, they'll never fit in those holes...
Ah - that was the problem, I didn't think of that! ;)
For metric he’d need to get a German Shepherd, and it definitely wouldn’t fit!
Make no bones about it 😂
@@thermmaloverload ...or a dobermeter..or for those round dog holes, a dowelmation : )
Super Grover saves the day once again!
dont show this vid to chicks because they'll say it was white male dog privilege...you have to have at least one bitch in the video it seems.
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nice work
I never comment on anything but I just got to do it, this time. This video (this piece of amazing work) is so outstanding that I'll now try to do it myself, dispite of my lack of skills. Maybe I can improve to some harder work just with the will this video gave me! Kudos to you, sir!!
I have watched a lot of your videos, and I must say that this one has impressed me the most! I think that I will build one of those. Your "scrap wood" is nicer than some of my good wood! And most impressive is how you got your terriers to sit stillà
So useful stuff. You are the man !
agree!!!
American woodworking tricks / Stolarskie Triki u
Have you drawn up plans for this? I would love to have a go at making my own. If you can point me in the right direction, she'll be apples.
Thank you for a very interesting project! Well done!
I want one!!!!!!!!! 😊😊😊 Your dog hole joke was brilliant as well 😂 Another awesome scrapwood challenge 👍
me too!!!
Best _auto-subtitle translation of an opening theme_ award goes to Pask Makes for:
"would challenge would challenge its
graphics crashes by our words that some
of the woman is good"
Masterpiece. :D
Jests aside; I love your work, Mr Makes. Thank you.
I know this is an "oldie" but this video is great. I recently decided to "go at it" and start doing carpentry projects and don't have a workbench I was looking through RUclips to find videos that shows how to make a workbench, and found yours. The only thing missing from your workbench is the "Pask Makes" burnt seal on a corner - genious! thank you
Semper Fi - Pedro
Wow, some serious skills there, I really like it!
Cannot understand the 491 dislikes. This is truly remarkable - everything well-thought of
Jealousy is a curse. Human nature for somewhat.... 491 of us, fk 'em!
Idea. Depending upon the length of the dawg's, you could add a magnet to the bottom to store them in place.
Just watched this. That's exactly what I thought!
@@DrewOCI and me!
just reliving this vid Pask still as good as when i first watched it. proper job! thanks for all the content, really engaging and informative
Great video. Serendipity placed this video in my feed because I recently purchased wood to make a small workbench to hold carving pieces.
Отличная работа!! СУПЕР!!!!
I’ll be honest mate, like all of your builds I didn’t like it, I bloody loved it. 👍
Nice but I cant think of a reason why I’d spend all that time making a small work table when I could be making a larger one. But still if excellent craftsmanship.
Nice looking portable work bench. looks well made and sturdy. I like the quick release device you put in to make adjusting the vice jaw quicker nice design.
Great one! This is not only functional but easy to reproduce. Thank you for the good tutorial.
11:03 All I need now is some dogs, puff!, LOL
Awesome stuff. You make it look so easy. The only thing you could improve on this video would be... MORE DOGS! :-)
Great video, I really enjoyed watching
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I have watched this vid 3 times. Such a nice idea and really makes sense... portable workbench really makes sense for a weekend warrior with no space for a full size bench.. I can just clamp this to the picnic table. Thanks P!
A version of this table is just what I need. Small work space, small projects kind of set up. Thanks for sharing this video.
I really like the dogs........ particularly the ones that don't fit in the dog holes
I like those ones too Howard! :)
Когда кто-то делает своими руками это всегда приятно. Но это просто бомба!класс.
За один только фильм 8 долларов не жалко. Супер мужик.
Для того, чтобы сделать такой верстачок столько инструмента надо, что овчинка выделки не стоит.
Yeah, exactly, what this guy said.
А что это вообще за приблуда такая? Тески по дереву? Неужели проще никак не сделать?
When the weather gets too hot, just store some additional wood in the fridge.
I love how your stuff is practical and good looking
Que preciosidad!!! Es usted un maestro carpintero , que detallista y que perfeccionista. Maravilloso verle trabajar la madera.
Bench dogs versus dogs who think they're the size of a bench? Every Jack I met thought it was a Great Dane or St. Bernard.
What kind of wood is it that you're always using for the scrap stuff. It's beautiful.
Camphor laurel! :)
@@PaskMakes Thanks! I love your channel!
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