Watch me BUILD this beautiful WORKBENCH…[2 Month Timelapse]
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Here is how I build a portable workbench. For English-speaking viewers i made a wrap up video without educational parts, witch are in polish language only - sorry ;-) This video is also for those of you, who just want to watch the process for pleasure only.
Workbench I'm building is made of pine and oak, but you can build it of any timber - ash would be great or maple. I build it relatively quick (it took me two months with filming) but it's not a weekend project for sure. Have to mention that this type of workbench is called „the Moravian workbench”. If you want to know the history behind - watch my other films. Like and subscribe if you would like to see more videos like this. Enjoy watching.
Cheers!
#MoravianWorkbench
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Moi Drodzy Kochani,
Większość z Was zna angielski, więc nie muszę tłumaczyć. Od samego początku planowałem wrzucenie filmu-pigułki z całej serii. Bez mojego ględzenia i pouczania. Tylko akcja. Ogląda się to przyjemnie, więc dla wszystkich tych, którzy po prostu lubią przyglądać się pracy innych - ten film może być przyjemną rozrywką bez oglądania poszczególnych odcinków.
Miłego oglądania
Łukasz
Masterpiece!!! I love finding people who can truly build a piece that very few can! Wonderful job!!!!!
I built a Moravian as my first hand tool project, well, because I didn't have a bench. I love it and the journey made me fall in love with hand tool work. Great video!
So many cool details. The shop made planing stop angled up to meet the piece is just one of many incredible things in this build.
Beautiful bench, love the Moravian style! Enjoyed watching you!
Fantastic! Well done. Beautiful and functional, you can't ask for more than that.
Im enjoy watching and i feel background music good. Beautiful workbench
Yes , very precise with your hand tools & procedures !!!
Very well
Made video . Exceptional. Bravo mon ami . The most beautiful beach of all imho .
This video is so damn soothing and inspirational at the same time. FABULOUS work man. Absolutely fabulous.
amazing skills
Beautiful result and perfect job...
Nice work brother
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!
Very good
Did you mill all that wood with that small metabo Jointer planer combo ?
Yep.
💪@
Sto lot!
With a 40 kilos benchtop, surely it is portable... Otherwise beautiful workpiece and great carpenter skills.
Łukaszu, możesz zdradzić proporcje tego wosku domowej roboty? Wygląda jak 1:1:1?
Bo tak jest
@ Dzięki. A z tym glutem po wlaniu wosku coś robisz( mieszanie, podgrzewanie) czy po prostu zostawiasz na jedn księżyc i jedno słoneczko?
Wosk-olej lniany i? @5m2
@@tomaszpotoczny6439 i terpentyna
33:51
Landing area
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This is one of the finest Moravian workbench builds I've ever seen. Well Done!
As a beginner woodworker myself, I admire this kind of attention to detail. I still have a long way to go, but I aspire to someday be able to build something to this level of perfection and beyond. Thank you for sharing this process. I look forward to attempting one of these in a few years' time.
WOW! What really struck me about your build is the PRECISION of the cuts in all of the joinery work. Stunning work. Thanks for sharing your build. Certainly one of the best Moravian builds I've ever seen.
PIĘKNIE zrobiony film - sama przyjemność oglądania - teraz widać jaki to ogrom pracy -gratulacje Łukasz
pozdrawiam
Mistrz w swoim naturalnym środowisku :)Mistrz udowadnia uczniom, iż dysponując sercem, wiedzą, czasem i odpowiednim materiałem można budować cuda. Efektem pracy jest jedyna w swoim rodzaju strugnica, która spokojnie mogła by stanąć w nie jednym salonie. A gdyby to ktoś chciał przeliczyć na złote dukaty, oj wartość - bezcenna :)
Łukasz jedna uwaga... Nie wstydź się swoich palców dłoni! Widać że przed tv nie leżysz bo palce miałbyś jak doktor. Te dłonie utrzymują Ciebie i Twoja rodzinę, więc widać ile pracujesz w stolarni... pozdrawiam 💪💪💪
Eee ale widok mało estetyczny😅
@ może mało estetyczny ale prawdziwy i ja to doceniam💪
Ja jako doktor czasami musze ukrywać moje paluchy przed pacjentami 🤣
Oj Łukasz, Łukasz ręce małoestetyczne - naprawdę tragedia... Pomyśl że ktoś ma moja facjatę i wychodzi do ludzi 😂😂😂
Zajebisty film. Pełen szacun mordoczeko
Ja swoje ręce zaleczyłem a miałem takie same jak nie gorsze. Nie byłem w stanie złapać w palce małego wkręta. Kiedyś pisałem do Łukasz ale bez odzewu. Chętnie się podzielę na priv.
This was wonderful- a workbench that is sturdy, but portable. Thank you for this!
W każdym drobnym detalu widać rękę mistrza, misterna i dokładna robota czego finalnym dziełem jest świetnie skrojony na miarę stół warsztatowy. Podkład dobierasz świetny .... muzyczny.
Lukasz as always: You have stolen my heart with your movies. Great beautiful, rich content, thanks for sharing!! With best wishes and regards.
Super film z jak zwykle dobrą muzyką! Z ciekawości - ile czasu poświeciłeś na wykonanie całości?
2 msc
An excellent build, well executed and the video production and music are first rate, all in all a most enjoyable experience watching a master craftsman at work!
yeah? what did you learn by watching? I was disappointed in the music and action movie editing. I wanted to watch an expert and learn like an apprentice.
Awesome work, Sir. Love the use of hand tools for making some of the more complicated mortises and tenons. Not sure I would even know how to do that without power tools, but seeing it done opened up new possibilities.Yes, I'm still a beginner. Thanks for sharing. Very cool!
łapka w górę, byłyby dwie bo za podkład muzyczny też się należy :)
Beautiful work! I look forward to seeing more!
While I learned many of those skills as a youth, so many of those tasks I would now go to a power tool to undertake... it's wonderful to see someone carrying on applying hand tools and skills and doing it so masterfully. Beautiful work and very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
It looks like you kept the 15 degrees. I thought that was too much so did mine with 8 degrees. Beautiful Job
Hermoso trabajo hermano muy finos acabados en su trabajo
Co za cieply, nastrojowy i merytoryczny kanal. Genialne!
What is dimensions exactly your bench size? I am gonna building too but can but can't decide top blad wide which best size! If you give my any type ideas for building i will be very thankful.
I make my hand-cut mortises the same way you do, with a slightly narrow chisel. I then come back and pare the sides to the gauge lines. It takes a little longer, but I get much straighter sides that when I use the "correct" sized chisel. I also did the same with hand-cut dados (housing joints) on a mini-bench that I built. Again, the sides were perfectly straight, indistinguishable from machine-cut ones made with an electric router or table saw.
I WILL never work on it , TOOOOO nice to damage it .🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very nice job
Spectacular! The nicest Moravian workbench I have seen - so nice I bet you don't want to use it in case it gets damaged ;-)
I have the plans for that very same bench. I hope to build it as soon as i knock out more of the stuff on my wife's list, if that is ever possible. Great looking bench built to a very fine detail too! Hats off to you for such attention to detail building my dream workbench at a level I have not seen before!
I am amazed, this work is exceptional! Not for the realization itself, but for all the techniques applied. This is by far one of the best DIY videos I've ever seen. The precision is remarkable and everything is mastered from A to Z, in the rules of art.
Thank you so much for this great lesson(s)!
Your work is absolutely beautiful. Great job! You should be very proud of your workbench.
Your craftsmanship and the results speak for themselves. Wow!
I really wanted to say that your music selection is amazing.
Dzięki za info :))
Oglądałem wszystko.
Jak to przenieść z ekranu na papier.?????
A miałem Cię za nietuzinkowego..........
Szkoda ;((
Łukasz, nie bądź taki, podziel się......
Ja przy moich 70. już długo nie pociągnę, ale taki stół mógłbym jeszcze wnukowi zrobić.
Też Łukasz.......
Piękna sztuka. Gratulacje
Amazing!!! Espectacular!!! I am new in this, any idea where I can get more details? English or spanish...
I love watching videos on woodworking. One thing I find is missing. I would love more info on the types of wood used for each component of this bench. Otherwise 👍👍
Gorgeous photography and beautiful carpentry. You are very, very talented.
This is the first video on your channel I have watched. Love how you knocked down the shoulder at 9:02 to ease the plane over the tenon. Cool tip thanks
Myślałem że koreański Kobeomsuk to mój ideał stolarstwo na yt ale widzę że polski mistrz jest takim samym artystą
Admittedly, I haven't finished watching, but what is the purpose of the nails being hammered in at around the @1:10 mark?
Love the bench, love your work, love the video...but some of the background music is disgusting, had to kill the sound. I enjoyed it immensely in silence.
Which witch do you speak of? 😉 That is a beautiful bench. Nicer than my dining room table. Well done.
Is this a moravian workbench? Looks alot like it!! The one made famous by Wood and Shop...
What brand and model number of handplane did you use. I am retired now and used them when I was young. I plan on building this workbench. Thanks
Stunning piece and wonderful work. I was planning to make this from Merbau, using hand tools as much as possible. I think I will be doing a LOT of sharpening of my planes and chisels! Can't wait. Greetings from Sydney, Australia - Dave
Rewelacja !!! Dzięki za inspiracje !!!
Ależ ja Pana szanuję za tą Pańską pracę i to że się Pan dzieli filmami o niej :) Pozdrawiam serdecznie!
Wonderful. Not just the bench, the music choice, the camera positions, and even edited around the ads. Excellent job. I believe you are a tech guy who does woodworking? Rather than a Woodworker who makes videos like myself. And your view numbers are brilliant 👌
Congratulations not just on making a cool bench, but also getting ad revenue for creating such a piece. Very well done.
First off thanks for an awesome video. I learned a lot. As I have limited experience, forgive me if this is a silly question. I have just unboxed my electric planer, and have gotten hand planers, and was thinking that the order of using these in combination would be the opposite. Use the electric to bring the wood close to where you want it in terms of flat/trueness, and then fine tune and smooth with the hand plane. Of course if you’re doing it the way you did, I could deduce that my thinking and lack of experience means I’m completely wrong…..but🤷🏼♂️🤣🤔
"Use the electric to bring the wood close to where you want it in terms of flat/trueness, and then fine tune and smooth with the hand plane" - that's the way you do it :-) (Money for nothing)
Wow!
This is one of the most beautiful small workbenches I've seen!
Amazing job!!!
14:30 sorry but you have to use slot screws for these traditional doodads. Them's the rules.
watching this build was nothing, nothing short of joyous. Real timbers, real tools (mostly) and real craftsmanship - just a joy to observe - and an awesome bench at the end. Nice to see someone who knows how to use a tenon saw, hand router (we call these a 'Granny's tooth') and just wonderful work with chisels and planes. Have you ever encountered the question "whats the difference between wood and timber?" - the answer is "timber you build with, wood you burn". Thanks and greetings from Melbourne. When travelling we spent a month in Poland - a fabulous experience and we met so many wonderful people there - I wish I hadn't drank the vodka but great beers 🙂
G'day :) That's really nice to hear that you like the video. Nice to hear that you liked spending some time in Poland also...but...I have to disappoint you about one thing - vodka is no longer our national drink. Now it's Prosecco with Aperol, a little bit of fresh orange juice and sparkling water. Ice recommended...sorry :-)
Where are you from in Poland?
Cuda, cuda, cuda.........
Jak posiąść plany, rysunki, zestawienie materiałów i gatunków drewna?????
Drogą kupna????
Gdzie i za ile?? I dlaczego tak drogo ??????
Remik - ten film to montaż z całej serii (po polsku) filmów o budowie tej strugnicy. W opisie pod tamtymi filmami masz wszystkie linki.
Nice video, nice bench!
One question, where did the screw for the leg vise come from. Is it second hand or self made?
You, my friend, are a master. Your skill and craftsmanship are beyond amazing. You should teach the old ways of woodworking. I can only dream of having the patience to do that level of beauty. Your video and editing was top notch as well. It was a long video, but I never got bored with soundtrack that was nice and smooth. Nice job. You can send that work bench my way,lol.
🤘Master, masteeeerr! Thanks mate
@5ms why would you use hand planer if you have a machine one?
How did you fabricate the screw turn for the vise?
excellent workmanship i want to make one like this
how did you make the finish ?
i have subscribed and look forward to more builds
Self made finish - 1/3 terps, 1/3 BLO, 1/3 beeswax
Truly genius. You are an artist. Thank you for posring such great content. Its inspiring to say the least.
Tell us more about the saddle-stitcher's vise(?) at 11:49
Good content but please consider not adding any kind of music.
Do you have the plans? I'm interested
Lovely.
Why did you put two small nails in the long pine boards before glueing them?
I assume it was so they didn’t slip while gluing.
it was a pleasure to watch you work- and appreciation for your creativity and skills
İzlemesi çok keyifliydi. Kullandığın özel aletler ve teknikler ilham verici. Kanalında başarılar dilerim.
Fantástico trabajo!! Congratulations.
almost all only hand tools, and no nails or screws, Yeah !!!
Please tell me where you got the mortice chisels from. I've been looking for them since collage but can't find them anywhere 😕
Collage was 20 years ago 😆
A work of art- but a new meaning of the word 'portable' that I had not previously met... Plus, I cannot help seeing all the space underneath not being used to store stuff. Am I alone?
Faine tylko trochę przerost formy nad treścią, to jest stół warsztatowy, a nie salonowy mebel, skupiać się można i dogłębniej, i tracić życie na detalach które i tak ulegną rozkładowi, żyć i cieszyć się życiem, bo to wszystko i tak przeminie.
Mistrzostwo, można wiele nauczyć się,, ale nie należy żałować tych 200 zł, za, pieniądze można być jedynie dobrze zarabiającym,, powoddzenia
_Highest skills - plenty of experience_
Cześć! Dziekuje za wspanialy film. Bardzo mi sie podoba wykonana przez Ciebie strugnica? Polecasz miejsce do zakupu drewna?
The story I learned is that David Tannenberg's son-in-law left it behind in Wachovia after installing one of David's organs there. All were Moravians. David's son David went on to make organs like his father, but was estranged, left the Moravians, and is rumored to have drank too much whiskey. (He was my 5X great grandfather.)
I am trying to learn how to build this bench.
OMG! Thank you! The best video on wood working with hand tools; so instructive. And you’re amazing craftsman!!👍👍
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Incredible music! Who is it?
Now THAT is the definition of craftsmanship...I would love to learn from you! If you were ever to desire a student I would be privelaged to study under you. I am very impressed, and I've been told many times that I am demanding, as an employer. LOL I will follow you from here on my friend!
Pomysła mam. Rozbluruj miniaturę i zmień napis na "I did this beautiful machine in 2 months... by hand". Serio serio.
Dam mu jeszcze czas…
My first thought was... I wonder if he already has a bench to build a bench with? Love white oak; is that what this is? I appreciate your precision, technique, allowing for wood movement and the ball pin hammer technique on the end grain of the tenon. I'm also a fan or Varitas tools, and those wooden pegs are great. With the splayed legs this bench seems like it would be very stable and not rock too much while planing or sawing or any other activity with a back and forth motion. The shop made finish is beautiful. Very well done! Excellent work.
Film zajedwabisty, ale mogłeś wrzucić gdzieś na koniec lub początek: "Moi drodzy kochani". Bez tego czuję jednak pewien niedosyt :-)
I pretty much like everything about this bench and especially your skills. I don't care for the bite marks left by the bench dog, as seen at 17:08. That's something else to be removed. Or not. I recall reading that Roy Underhill loves seeing these marks in old furniture.
Great work my friend.
it came out nice, except for the brass garter on the screw, I think it looks better from something very hard wood
When the apolcalypse arrives, I'd be happy to have this guy in my group.
Plainly awesome! So many thanks for sharing that! I started building one after the plans of Will Meyers. On some joints, you offer different solutions. Some maybe even simpler to make. Thanks, you motivated me continuing on my bench!