How to Make a Workbench Episode 9 | Paul Sellers
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- We’re ready to fit the jaw liners on the vise. Precision fitting is required to make sure they don’t touch the bars and sit in the correct position. Paul adds leather on the outside jaw to increase grip, before applying a finish.
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I like the fact that you show how to build a bench without using all types of expensive machinery that most don't have when building their first bench. I also like your manner of teaching and the humility that comes through despite the high level of expertise and competence you display. Thank you for passing on your skills to everyone.
Great comment. This may be even more true now as RUclips Woodworking has really distorted peoples’ expectations of what a woodshop looks like. This is not unique to woodworking mind you but I think it creates a lot of barriers to the craft. Paul Sellers is a woodworker in the truest sense who happens to make videos for educational purposes.
After watching so many other bench videos that were 15 minutes in length and took thousands of dollars of power equipment, I was so pleased to watch your video. For someone like me that has limited resources, experience and space, it was a pleasure and inspiration watching you work with basic tools and build a bench that could be handed down to the next generation. Thank you for sharing this and all of your other videos.
So true.
Literally just finished the workbench build today (it took me evrer so 'slightly' longer than the video series), never done anything like this before and it's great - solid as a rock and I am now able to use a vice for the very first time while I embark on making the drawers, with half lap dovetail joints - I didn't even know what these were 2 months ago!. Thank you so very much.
Well done,I've just finally started making mine after watching Paul Sellers videos for over four years.Had to build the garage first,my life will be complete when it's finished.
Paul, watching this series was a real joy. Your love of woodworking shines through, and your experience shows. Thank you so much for this.
I just rewatched this series for the second time. The first, 4 years ago I had no idea what was going on. Got your book. Today I’m finishing up a small storage cabinet in the bath. Now, I am ready to start my workbench!
Watched the series again, what a treat.
Built my workbench 4,5 years ago. It has little in common with this one. I wanted a solid top, so approns had to go. Then the legs become connected with four beams mortised and tenoned. Had only one long clamp, so used draw bores.
All is different (except vice jaws), but without this series I doubt I would not have succeeded. It is *my* ultimate workbench, and I love using it. Thank you Paul.
Wonderful. thank you!
Curiously thrilling seeing Paul using a drill so much.. like hearing your granddad swearing!
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I just finished MY workbench that I started in October 2021. I have adapted it to make a 4-foot bench, much of it was with old lumber I had hanging around, some of which had been used as concrete forms and a Lowes Kobalt plane which led to much frustration. After buying my Stanley #4 and converting the Kobalt plane to a scrub plane, thing started becoming easier at each step in the process. I had never done much more then sanding with an electric sander and some hand sawing before this project. But after adjusting my work after each mishap and miscalculation, I'm glad to say I'm proud of the outcome especially when I know what it is made of.
Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm and a bit of your knowledge with us.
Paul, you’re an inspiration. This series has been one of the best I have seen; it breaks the process down in such a doable way and your instruction and encouragement are second to none. Thank you so much.
Finally finished my build of this, and it does indeed feel good!
The thing is rock solid although I got a lot of tear out on the top. I can fix that later when my skill level has improved but, for now, I am in business!
Many thanks to Paul for the series.
Just finished watching the series. What an excellent tutorial of many subjects. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos. I particularly like how you always focus on sharing knowledge rather than pushing expensive tools. Last night I found an old Stanley No 4 Bailey model and will start the refurbishing today. Your videos on sharpening and reconditioning have also been a huge help. Thanks again Paul looking forward to seeing many more. Would love to see a series on how you build the stool that is in the background!
This is for me with simple means, on a very high level. Without advertising for specific manufacturers or products, as is common on many so-called craft channels here in Germany. There, most "hobby cellars or private workshops" are equipped with the most expensive machines, which are probably found in the least private households. Here on this channel, everything is explained super, I hope you continue to do so for a long time. Greetings from Germany
i know nothing about woodworking but this guy's videos are crisp as hell and he has a good voice
I’m inspired by your dedication to accuracy and hard work.
What a great series. I have gathered enough recycled wood to create this bench. It looks perfect for my needs. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this process and all your expertise!
I have Build one of the workbench with my 7 year old doughter last year. The bench work nice and my doughter love the bench. Best regards from germany.
Finally i finished watching this 9 episodes for almost one week.. and finally i changed my mind i will build my workbench with my hand tools it has very different looks and vibe its more artistic and natural.. Thankyou very much Mr Paul.. warm greet from Bali, Indonesia 🙏😊✨
Had me addicted for 2 days, just watching the skills with virtually no power tools, also gave he some great advice I love it
Im about half way through mine so far - enjoying every minute of it too.
Just finished building the bench. Thank you so much for such detailed and thoughtful teaching complete with drawings and dimensions. You do amazing work!!! Very happy with my new bench!!!
thanks for this paul. i mounted my vise today and the workbench looks great. now for some sanding and a couple coats of a finish. i added a stretcher between the legs to support a piece of plywood for under bench storage. i'll add your diamond plate storage shelf and front drawer in the next few weeks.
Thanks Paul. Lovely to see the bench completed. Enjoy settling into the new 'workshop'.
Ditched everything other than the family to watch this series ... epic set of 9 videos that are utterly invaluable! Thank you so much!
Great series Paul - I built one similar from your previous series - total cost was less that £75 for materials + a vice reclaimed from a previous bench. the design works flawlessly, and it's rock solid, with zero racking, even when going at a board like a barbarian with a scrub plane. Many thanks and keep up your amazing work.
Thank you Paul! I finished my bench today and I’m so thankful for what you do. God bless you and your amazing talents to do what you do obviously enjoy. Cheers
I made this bench and love how practical it is and to my surprise how i could actually work faster and cleaner with a proper bench. Only been doing woodworking for about a year now so still learning. Also made the mallet from his videos and it is brilliant as well.
I just finished mine and the process alone taught me a lot of things about woodworking and myself. Thank you sir for being so generous. I am very happy to come across you in my life. Thank you.
This is what I love about you Mr. Sellers, youve likely made a dozen or so workbenches and we can still hear the excitement in your voice about finishing the latest one. Cheers!
thank you sir, you are indeed a craftsman and a damn fine teacher,it was a pleasure viewing the whole project
I can't wait to start on mine. Thank you very much Paul. Greetings from a novice in Denmark.
Thank you Paul for your meticulous work on this bench. You offer many excellent techniques I will be able to use right away and you have the patience to show it all without fast-forward-ing through some of the best parts, your thought along the way.
Paul you are a wonderful inspiration, thoughtful and talented.
A great series, I really enjoyed watching it from start to finish. Many thanks Paul.
With my dad being my influence for carpentry (and all other type of crafting) you sir are right up there.
this is an excellent series with clear and simple explanations. I retire in June 2020 and this will be the first project I do.
My shop is in the works. When it's done this will be my first project also.
How did it go?
Finished my bench, solid it is thanks for the help. Keep up the channel 👍
Absolutely wonderful series. Very enjoyable watching a Master of their craft at work.
What a pleasure to watch your videos.... i feel lucky to access to this great moment of peaceful learning
Thank you Mister Paul Sellers.....
Sergio
Thank you for sharing your knowledge an taking us on this journey on building this work of art. You are a great teacher and a delight to see working mr. Sellers. I wish you all the best.
Terrific series of videos!!
I enjoyed watching the parts where you actually show the work you are doing in real time. Most of the time other woodworking videos just tell you what they are about to do then don’t show the work they just cut to the end and say see what I did there. Not you! Lol. You show the work being done with a plane for 5-10 minutes of going back and forth. Also, you show your chisel work as you do it. Not just one or two chops lol you show what it actually takes to do a mortise and tenon from start to finish! Bravo!
I plan on watching this entire series again on a big screen in my shop so I can follow along as I build this beautiful bench.
Cheers mate
We just finished watching your entire workbench series and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it.
Your skills are amazing as are all of your planes and sharp chisels!!
The bench is beautiful! I hope we can make one soon.
Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.
Kind regards
I just finished making this work bench with some small size adjustments to suite me better. Thank you for inspiring me to start woodworking, I have learned so much already.
Great workbench Paul! Thank you so very much for all of your wisdom.
Thank you Paul. Really enjoyed watching your work.
I am currently building the workbench. I have been doing woodworking for decades but I never had a real hand tool workbench all this time. I'm early in the process right now, just laminating the top. But it's going well. Thanks for the inspiration!
Stunning bench Paul, downloaded the instructions, now i’m going to source some hand tools
Thank you for the amazing project! The finished workbench is beautiful in its simplicity and clear design!
Just finished mine! I’m excited to start using it 😊
This has truly been a motivating series, I have enjoyed every second of it. I enjoy listening to your enthusiasm after all these years of building.
Have to go back to re-enjoy your experience of the building, hope to get at it! Has to get a bit smaller, but all good. As an creator of learning, great.😀. Fear so like learning from an ol friend. Such a gift.....Thanks!
Your workbench is the best👍
I like how you use the bench to build the bench, that's usefulness on full display. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Now we see the benefits of your new bench.Excellent!!!
thank you so much. a wonderful series of videos
Greetings from Québec mister Sellers.
Yesterday (Sunday) I listened to the whole series of 9 episode on this build.
I will never have the kind of patience you have but it is quite fantastic to see how much you are still passionate for your work after all these years!
I have learned so many little tricks in this series that it has been a wonderful afternoon in this home confinement.
I would also like to say how much I enjoyed the music of your series! I am myself a "finger picker" guitarist and please tell whoever composed your music that he did a truly great job! I really enjoyed the musici as much as the learning!
Thank you
Hi Paul, and everybody. I just finish my workbench today!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience to me. :) Stay healthy and happy woodworking! (and thanks to covid-19 to make time to work on my bench.....haha)
Just finished mine the other week,just a bit of sanding and the oil finish to do.Been using it for retro fitting the clamps and other stuff and I have to say it's fantastic. I've built lots of things over the years but this is the icing on the cake.
I actually do feel inspired, thanks!
Your no-nonsense approach is tempered with the subtle "oops" of humanity.
You have inspired me for many of my projects.
Thank you...
A Thing of beauty Paul! I'm going to be making your bench in the near furuer. Thank you for the insperation.
I finished mine the other day! I can't be happier!
This has been a incredible series and so inspiring. I just started buying the timber and while I will have to piece meal in buying the wood. I’m building a Rubio split top so watching this series I’m so pumped to have and build a proper bench for the shop just as you did here. Thank You Paul and everything you do for our community!!
I've loved following this series Paul. Thank you so much. I will soon be purchasing a home and I plan to build this workbench with a few of my own ideas to build the one that will be with me for the rest of life. I cannot wait. I also recently made a joiners mallet like yours with my own modifications. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and allowing people like me to progress in my woodworking.
WOW! so many things I like about this bench. i am planning to start mine soon! that finish gave a nice warm tone to the bench almost like it just came to life.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, time and expertise.. excellent series can't wait to build mine. Your a Legend 👍
Awesome project, and Paul, you're a class act. Thank you.
this was so helpful and educational. Love the way you work. Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful Paul... What a joy applying the finish coat after everything is said & done. Nice touch on the vise jaws too. I used an oil based stain & clear poly on my bench. I used (2) coats of Cabot Gunstock stain & (3) coats of Minwax Clear Satin polyurethane. Both the stain & clear were 220'd between coats. I do indeed understand that feeling when it all comes to completion.
Excellent presentation on all the episodes with this workbench... After watching this I feel inspired to incorporate the use of my hand tools more often in conjunction with some of my power tools...
Bill Farr... :-)
Great job. I have been down for the last year or so and have not seen this shop. Hoping to get back to my wood working shortly. You teach so well and do great work.
Wonderful series learned so much, watch it again and learned some more. I must say this motivated me to pick up my push saw first time in years instead of my circular saw.
Paul, thank you! Just wonderful!!!
Paul, that's one handsome workbench!!! Great job.
A fantastic bench, perhaps I'll make myself one of these when/if I ever get a house of my own.
ConceptBro, don’t wait! It comes apart!
Beautiful and functional! As soon as I get a bit more space in my garage I really want to make this.
Great demonstration video in about 95% real time, of a super end product. Even we less experienced souls who do not have your skills that let you casually cut to a line even when the wood is not set precisely upright in the vice could create a very effective bench following your videos. Thank you.
Really enjoyed this series. I've definitely got to make a better work bench than the one I currently have. I Will definitely use this design. Thank.you
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-- very beautiful classic workbench.
Enjoyed every minute of this series Paul, thank you !
Paul, Thank you very much for another brilliant project. I can not wait for the next one. Keep up the excellent tutorials
Definitely going to try and make this bench myself! Thanks, Paul for all these informative videos!
brilliant, well done I love watching you build Thank you for sharing your time with me.
It has been a pleasure watching you build this bench. I am seventy-eight and shall give it a try.
Ha Ha - the auto-generator for the subtitles interprets the sound of the plane as 'Music'. Pretty smart algorithm, I'd say.
It IS music! :)
A Great Build Paul, loved every minute of it
well done Paul I love the leather idea thanks.Tom from Canada.
Excellent video, New to your videos and website. I have signed up for it was well as subbed you here also. I am looking at building a new work bench and I think this will be the one I build. Thank you for taking the time to not only make a very detailed video about this build, but also sharing the cut list and drawings etc so we can make one like it and or similar to the this one. Thanks again for all the effort put into making such a detailed and instructional video series on this bench. Thanks again and have a blessed week.
Dale
Absolutely ticketyboo from a Woodworking Guru.
Thank you Mr S.
Thank you so much for sharing this process and all your expertise! I almost feel I could do this! … almost.
Fantastic series. Many thanks, Paul!!
Amazing build! Gives me something to shoot for when I'm finally able to build mine.
Great teaching Sir. Thanks so much.
Thank you Paul. Nice work and very inspiring.
Great series of Videos Paul, wonderful workbench.
Paul thank you so much, fantastic, please keep them coming
Great job! I'm impressed. Loved watching you work.
Hey Paul, that sure is pretty, and solid. Awesome job! Great series.
Awesome video series great work!
That there is a beautiful bench.. Thank you for what you do...
Thank you for such an amazing project. Inspiration for me to go and make one.....wel try anyway! All the best