Microjig Ultimate Workbench Build

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @Goodwill345
    @Goodwill345 Год назад +3

    Loved the sense of humour and the nice table

  • @briandavern8741
    @briandavern8741 3 года назад +3

    First Video! If you didn't say it I never would have guessed it. I really like that the music is only on during the title cards instead of distracting the viewer while you work. Great job! I

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад

      Thanks Brian.

    • @justinscott9151
      @justinscott9151 3 года назад

      you have trouble enjoying movies too don't you?

    • @briandavern8741
      @briandavern8741 3 года назад

      @@justinscott9151 Not at all. But so many you tube videos have music at a level that makes it hard to hear and follow the spoken words. Although that happens in movies they a tend to have better music than the crap most a large amount of videos have and b lower the volume during speaking. Remember this is an instructional video too not just entertainment. And once again it is a great job for a first video.

  • @B.A.Bassangler
    @B.A.Bassangler Год назад +2

    Digging it! I love starting with the store built table. Moveable and height adjustable for those of us with fears of commitment, lol.

  • @SuperZmeister
    @SuperZmeister Год назад +2

    Lots of work, but now we understand why we do it! Great video.

  • @stevemossmakes2306
    @stevemossmakes2306 3 года назад +2

    you really need to be doing more videos. Outstanding job. I just ordered the longer husky table and dragged out the matchfit clamps I bought at rockler 2 years ago. I didn't build the table before, and am very glad you took the time to film, edit and upload the video. Again, GREAT

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад

      Thanks Steve. Good luck with your build!

    • @stevemossmakes2306
      @stevemossmakes2306 3 года назад

      @@measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927 Hey quick question for you. Whats the reason for the vertical cuts on the sides before attaching the aprons? I see them used for clamping the aprons in place. I have real clamps that reach across the top. Wouldn’t that be sufficient? have you found a use for them after the build?

  • @ktvideoproductions
    @ktvideoproductions 2 года назад +1

    VERY nice. The written plans are so vague. Your video fills the gaps and actually makes a workbench I want to build. Great video!

  • @Charo-ig5sh
    @Charo-ig5sh 5 месяцев назад +1

    For a first run this is exceptional, in my opinion. If you would make an extended versions ( more detail) that would be great. Saving this video. Thank you!

  • @moudavis5830
    @moudavis5830 3 года назад +1

    I have the Husky table without the drawers in my garage waiting for to make this work bench. I did not think to use the solid top as you did. I was going to follow Microjig plans and attached the it to the solid top. However, I like the way you finished the workbench I will follow you lead. I am a bit nervous to remove the inserts but here goes nothing! Thanks for the better idea and i get to save money at the same time.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад +1

      practice drilling the inserts into scrap, but once you find the right drill bit size, it will be super simple. I ended up buying extra inserts on amazon because I stripped one. good luck!

    • @moudavis5830
      @moudavis5830 3 года назад +1

      @@measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927 hope to see more videos!

  • @briankinnaman6532
    @briankinnaman6532 3 года назад +20

    Great stuff! The flow of this video is perfect. Just the right amount of instruction and info to be very helpful without getting too long. Thanks so much for sharing this!! I look forward to more videos! 🤘🏼😁

  • @BrenQ99
    @BrenQ99 8 месяцев назад +1

    That was very thorough. Your workarounds were really clever!

  • @johnhodgson2548
    @johnhodgson2548 3 года назад +3

    Great build video! I really like the tip on making your own dovetail hardware.

  • @scottsell4182
    @scottsell4182 Год назад +1

    Great Video! Really clear and concise. Like the humor on time of build.

  • @richardobermark4882
    @richardobermark4882 2 года назад +3

    I really like your video style and your MicroJig table came out great. I will be building one of these shortly and will reference your video going forward. I went to check out all of your other videos as I do with other creators and was shocked to only see this first one. I really hope you will make more videos when you have the time as would love to see more of your projects. Thanks

  • @DowningGoliath
    @DowningGoliath 2 года назад +1

    I like your approach and you’ve made very clear what the MicroJig plans did not (I know, I’m a sucker). A couple of things as I’m getting into this, the threaded inserts that came with my Husky 46” bench are are actually a little larger than 1/4”. I used a 5/16” bit on the “thickening” plywood base. I also used a 3/8” forstner bit to seat the insert head flush with the top of the plywood since it sits proud otherwise. I used a physical drill stop guide as the plywood layers give way a little too abruptly for tape as a stop. I also found that using a self-centering hinge bit allowed me to skip your draw-a-circle, punch a starter hole, and then drill a pilot hole steps. Once the frame was set where I wanted it, I clamped it in place and drilled the initial 1/8” starter holes with frame in place using the hinge bit. Worked like a charm. The rest of your process looks solid. Thanks for making the video - Very helpful indeed - keep ‘em coming.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  2 года назад +1

      All good pointers! Thanks Bill

    • @DowningGoliath
      @DowningGoliath 2 года назад +1

      @@measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927 Steve - do you have a plan for the flattening sled? There are lots of these online, but I thought yours looked really easy to build. Oh, and do you have the dimensions and instructions for the flat shelf on the bottom. I could guess, but thought it best to learn from the master craftsman himself. Maybe another video (hint, hint)... 🙂

  • @lextheap1638
    @lextheap1638 2 года назад +1

    I actually went all out and bought a butcher block countertop to use for mine. Don't know if I went overboard or not, but boy does it look good

  • @glong2720
    @glong2720 Год назад +1

    WOW!! Great job and disclosure. Thanks for sharing

  • @jeffpulmano6970
    @jeffpulmano6970 Год назад

    Thank you for the content from California, I plan on building one for my shop. GREAT WORK!

  • @johnlifer1494
    @johnlifer1494 4 месяца назад +1

    Good job, between the original plans and your build, i bought my 3rd Husky table. (Each prior was supposed to be WwShop, but ended up in my laser room holding up lasers). I used 3/4 ply under, nuts all went back in easy. I ended up permanently attaching vertical as the original plans. It won't hit floor. And 3d printed a hex connector. Easy. Btw, the black no drawer table is on sale at $149. If you can find it

  • @samallred
    @samallred Год назад

    Thank you for sharing your experience. I appreciate the extra effort that went into not only making a professional bench but professional video as well. I like how you give detailed measurements and detailed list of how you did this. I'm going to build it and replace an older heavy workbench in my shop.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  Год назад

      Thanks for the kind words. I think you'll like having this bench. It's very versatile. Good luck with your build!

  • @thedoorguycharlie
    @thedoorguycharlie 2 года назад

    Ya, what Brian said below. Couldn't tell it was your first video and I'm a little more critical than most because I edit for my wife. Thank you for your effort.

  • @jimbryant2157
    @jimbryant2157 2 года назад +6

    I have been looking at these plans, so your video guide will come in very handy. BTW - I love the 14 degree block to guide your chisel during groove clean up - definitely will be making that too! Thanks for sharing!

  • @woodyfitzmaurice6129
    @woodyfitzmaurice6129 3 года назад +1

    GreAt video. Using this and Microjig plans now to duplicate your table. Bought my Home Depot table last fall just to build this table. Thanks

  • @lourias
    @lourias 3 года назад +1

    GREAT VIDEO!!! I appreciate your detailed instructions! Thank you for NOT cranking up the volume for the music. Excess music volume is why I do not like going to movie theaters.
    ... and this was only your first video? This video had all the hallmarks of a seasoned orator, professional scripting, well rehearsed video shots, and experience!!!! Really, keep up the GREAT work!

  • @billg7813
    @billg7813 Год назад

    Thanks for posting this. I would have loved to have seen you do some hand planing on that base

  • @anthonyarturi2033
    @anthonyarturi2033 3 года назад +4

    The table looks both beautiful and highly functional. The vid is top notch. Well presented and produced. Looking forward to seeing the next one from m1c2

  • @YUSince
    @YUSince Год назад +2

    Thank you for the great video....very helpful! I am creating the track hardware myself - knobs as well as tracks, which I create from, metal, Ipe and kind of plastic.. I am using 1/4 and m6 Taps for drilling the holes and insert the compatible screws with a kind of Loctite glue.....

  • @rolandkuhn9066
    @rolandkuhn9066 Год назад +1

    Nice build and for your first video, you did very good job.

  • @dustinclark8946
    @dustinclark8946 Год назад

    this has to be the greatest name for a Woodworking RUclips channel ever. Sub just for that.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  Год назад +1

      Ha, thanks! It's always best to go with the truth. I thought about going with "Measure Once Cut Twice Take Forever to Complete the Project Woodworking", but it was a bit wordy.

  • @johnfrederickson3082
    @johnfrederickson3082 3 года назад +12

    This is an outstanding vid especially considering this is your first I wish you great future for you.

  • @lynardburt5992
    @lynardburt5992 2 года назад

    This was well done in a total of 9 minutes. I’ve saved your video, I’m going to make this now watching your video, and with the links to the adjustable table.

  • @idahopete9211
    @idahopete9211 2 года назад +1

    Excellent job! Great video too! Final product is impressive!

  • @morganhopfensperger5163
    @morganhopfensperger5163 3 года назад +1

    hands down, best part is :05 in. killing it!

  • @Intoxacajun
    @Intoxacajun 3 года назад +1

    Wow! Great video for your first one!! Sweet table!

  • @CraftsmanontheLake
    @CraftsmanontheLake 3 года назад +1

    I went from your post on LJ's to this to watch it. Very nice job. We need to see what it does too.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад

      Thanks. Take a look at Microjig's marketing video for various uses with this bench: ruclips.net/video/R_QsnUk0Bec/видео.html

  • @ebernabeo
    @ebernabeo 2 года назад +1

    Great Job! Awesome build. Thanks for sharing!

  • @BelloFamily1
    @BelloFamily1 3 года назад +5

    Very impressed. The last time I saw you working in the basement was when you had your bike shop in the early 80s. The narration and camera work are excellent along with your skillset. I look forward to seeing more.

  • @joeytawil
    @joeytawil 3 года назад +1

    WOW! What an awesome video!! Better than the hook shot video by far! Better assistant this time. lol

  • @jdg0928
    @jdg0928 Год назад

    There is a level of creativity in this video and others I've watched that I can only dream of achieving. It's very inspiring. Thanks for sharing this build.

  • @deldridg
    @deldridg 2 года назад +1

    Love your work! I'm a big fan of the MatchFit system and have made a number of sleds/jigs etc., but haven't yet made this bench. Thanks to your vid, when I do I'll likely make a few less errors and hopefully end up with something half decent! Thanks for all the effort you've put into making the vid too - great fun production and done like a pro! Cheers from Sydney - Dave

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  2 года назад

      Thanks. I'm also a fan of Matchfit. The bench has come in super handy for so many tasks: infeed, outfeed, assembly, moving wood around the shop. As I mentioned in some prior comments, the top cupped on me, so it's no longer a flat reference surface, but I can live with that. Good luck with your build.

  • @derekhollingsworth9604
    @derekhollingsworth9604 Год назад

    First Video!! Awesome Job.

  • @ryanhirschey
    @ryanhirschey 3 года назад

    Great video. I bought some matchfit clamps and plan to make a workbench. This video helped me figure out some of the steps that weren't entirely clear in the instructions on microjig's website.

  • @temtam53
    @temtam53 29 дней назад

    What a great video. I wish you made more of these instructional video's

  • @markhopkins7204
    @markhopkins7204 Год назад +1

    Good job sir! Only question is regarding the table extension framework being capable to support the added "wood" mass..have seen this table @ HD and the casters didn't appear to be worthy of this additional weight..either way, it looks like it will provide many options for future projects..thnaks for sharing!

  • @ryandavis3336
    @ryandavis3336 Год назад +1

    What a great first video! I went to your profile and was disappointed to learn that it is also your only video. Hopefully it's not your last video.

  • @styleden22
    @styleden22 2 года назад +1

    Well done video and bench!

  • @Rescue1ranger
    @Rescue1ranger 3 года назад +1

    Nice job. Boy your quick!

  • @RobsReels
    @RobsReels Год назад

    Well done video. Lots of information. Appreciate it. Thinking about making this myself.

  • @HyperactiveNeuron
    @HyperactiveNeuron 3 года назад +2

    8 minutes and 53 seconds LOL! Love it! Great video and great build. I look forward to more from you.

    • @robertknowles3677
      @robertknowles3677 3 года назад +1

      Well I'll be. I thought one could only do 8 minute abs. You mean it is possible to build this in 8 minutes? I think I can do it in 7 minutes. ;-)

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  2 года назад

      Thanks. More to come!

  • @thegoodfight365
    @thegoodfight365 2 года назад

    I've made 3 workbenches and neither compares to the awesome job you've done. 👍🏾
    Once you get acquainted with it do a part 2 if possible and let us know some of the advantages or whatever you've learned.
    Thanks for sharing your work

  • @rajeevkatamaneni
    @rajeevkatamaneni Год назад

    Awesome build and awesome job filming and narrating it so nicely on your first try. Hold on a sec !! Maybe the credit for the awesome workbench and the video should go to the "Senior Assistant" 😂🤣. Good job both of you.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  Год назад

      Thanks. Yes, I couldn't have done it without the Senior Assistant. She's demanded a raise since the filming.

  • @benjenkins2415
    @benjenkins2415 2 года назад +1

    Just wow. Impressive.

  • @ulyssescwazy5015
    @ulyssescwazy5015 3 года назад +1

    Awesome build. Thanks for sharing it with us.

  • @aj5443
    @aj5443 3 года назад +1

    Great job, great video regardless of experience level on vids. Thanks for sharing.

  • @renaisanceman182
    @renaisanceman182 3 года назад +1

    awesome video! you should post one on how you made that router sled! looked really nice

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад +1

      One day! I'm mid-filming 3 more videos. It takes me forever to get it done. Thanks for the kind words.

  • @UncleMatt08
    @UncleMatt08 9 месяцев назад +1

    That is a great table!

  • @koomi6700
    @koomi6700 3 года назад

    Great job, Steve. Made good use of your SawStop table saw, I see. Safety first!

  • @The_Bearded_Lady
    @The_Bearded_Lady 3 года назад +1

    very nice. saw your table on lumberjocks and came over here to see the build. hope to see more from you :) i'll subscribe

  • @markohmstead5855
    @markohmstead5855 Год назад

    Well done for a first video.

  • @wildfire6638
    @wildfire6638 3 года назад +1

    Insane workbench

  • @electroniccornbread
    @electroniccornbread 3 года назад +1

    Simply bonafide!

  • @GeekRedux
    @GeekRedux 4 месяца назад

    Great video with some good ideas for the build. A shame you haven't done more videos.

  • @alexdroban4312
    @alexdroban4312 3 года назад +2

    Very nice build!

  • @hassanal-mosawi4235
    @hassanal-mosawi4235 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for sharing that!

  • @chrisswartzwelder8494
    @chrisswartzwelder8494 2 года назад +1

    Very nice build.

  • @howardaappel194
    @howardaappel194 3 года назад

    And hope to see much more from you and your senior assistant.

  • @sapphodesigns2377
    @sapphodesigns2377 9 месяцев назад +1

    Looks fabulous 😊

  • @bradsnapp1593
    @bradsnapp1593 3 года назад +1

    Great video - very helpful!

  • @a.ced.2052
    @a.ced.2052 2 года назад

    For some one who made such a great 1st video I was expecting to see some more videos…. I prey that all is well with you and your family in these troubling times…. Stay strong keep the faith and resist fear👍💪💪💪

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  2 года назад

      Thanks A Ced! All is good with me and my family. I have a few more videos in the works. I'm a slow goer. I appreciate the kind words.

  • @zencinema3245
    @zencinema3245 3 года назад +1

    I think you did pretty damn good

  • @mlrable
    @mlrable 3 года назад +1

    Great first effort in fact great any effort

  • @XxStratAttackxX
    @XxStratAttackxX 2 года назад +1

    Very nice bench!

  • @rv-pilot6471
    @rv-pilot6471 2 года назад +1

    Excellent video! Really impressed by your build and the quality of your first video. I mean seriously, your video was very professional looking as was your build. Great job!

  • @rhondatawil
    @rhondatawil 3 года назад +3

    This video is so impressive!congratulations on making both the video & the workbench. ❤️

  • @sarotouloughian1890
    @sarotouloughian1890 3 года назад +1

    Great video. Funny, informative, cute host. Now the real work starts. Make a second video...

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад

      Thanks Saro. Yep, the videos take a lot longer than doing the project without filming. Working on #2 right now.

  • @jimbennett7248
    @jimbennett7248 3 года назад +1

    Very good video, your presentation is perfect and your helper is an added bonus. As good as it gets with editing, music and narration mix. It's amazing this is your first video!

  • @cheryltaylor1322
    @cheryltaylor1322 3 года назад +1

    Awesome job!

  • @jhewitt17
    @jhewitt17 2 года назад +1

    Very nice work indeed. Pretty impressive presentation skills for a first video. Just how sturdy was the final assembly, including the modified top and legs? Can you pound on it? Wish that they made a wider bench.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  2 года назад

      Thanks. Yes, it's super sturdy when the casters are locked. Get the dual lock that also locks the swivel. I can pound away on it.

  • @steveposey8446
    @steveposey8446 3 года назад +1

    Great Job

  • @themoglexperience1181
    @themoglexperience1181 2 года назад +1

    Cool project

  • @EZInlays
    @EZInlays 3 года назад +1

    Awesome video Steve!!! I really like the Husky table you found. I've been recommending to people that Husky makes a nice table but this is the first time I've seen the adjustable height version of it. As I work customer support for MicroJig, I'll start to recommend the table you found to our customers from now on.
    Thanks again for creating such an AWESOME video!!!
    Have an Ordinary Day...
    Kurtis ~|:-)

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад +2

      Thanks Kurtis! You have an ordinary day too! Haha.

    • @Woodeyedoit
      @Woodeyedoit 3 года назад

      @@measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927 Nice video. I have the 64" Husky adjustable base and was considering doing the same, although mine will most definitely not come out looking as nice as yours. Don't know whether it's the extra 12" (mine is longer), but my top has a bit of a bow that I will need to take out first. Thanks for sharing.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад

      @@Woodeyedoit My top wasn't flat when I got it either. I tried two other methods to flatten it that didn't work out. Finally I tried the method in the video and it worked great. Good luck with yours!

  • @jamesblock1319
    @jamesblock1319 2 месяца назад

    Hope my version will look similar. Great job

  • @kevinsigler6747
    @kevinsigler6747 Год назад

    I liked your first video!

  • @hannahrowley2685
    @hannahrowley2685 3 года назад

    It's Hanny and Bill LOVE your channel!

  • @loribeckham7698
    @loribeckham7698 Год назад

    Excellent dude!!😊

  • @chrisp7957
    @chrisp7957 3 года назад +1

    That’s a great looking worktable nice job just curious why didn’t you line up the side grooves with the top groove see you on the next video

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Chris. I followed Microjig's plans closely. I think they offset the dovetail grooves because if they met, the end profile of each groove would be a little choppy.

  • @PastaDNA
    @PastaDNA 3 года назад +1

    I saw the bench at HD this afternoon and had the same idea - great job. Can you tell me how you routed the top to get it dead flat? Thanks

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад +1

      The router sled I used (skip to 5:50) did a great job. Look up router sled flattening jig for videos on the details of how to build one.

  • @frankmclaughlin5414
    @frankmclaughlin5414 3 года назад +2

    That was a great video and I’ve officially got shop-envy. Great step by step and it looks super functional. I’ll keep hitting refresh on the channel for the next project!

  • @randymartin2396
    @randymartin2396 2 месяца назад

    I love your table

  • @patrickdukeshire3562
    @patrickdukeshire3562 3 года назад

    That looks Awesome!!. I really want to do that, but all projects are on hold untill lumber prices come down ( orders from the wife,🤣).one of these days it'll happen. Great job!!

  • @SUDOict
    @SUDOict 3 года назад +1

    that's so sick! congrtls dude

  • @MadLadsAnonymous
    @MadLadsAnonymous Год назад

    Amazing. So, is it worth it to use a hardwood for the solid top portion? For strength/durability when using the microjig clamps?
    This looks like a fun future project!

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  Год назад

      The hardwood isn't needed for clamping strength, plywood would do just as well. But it is useful for durability, less chips and dings.

  • @harleymartin5341
    @harleymartin5341 Год назад

    Great video! I am trying to replicate this in some ways, but I’m having trouble figuring out how you mounted the taller square shaped apron on the end. The second to last shot shows some bolts but that is a pretty important piece to mount securely so you don’t stress that panel on a vertical clamp.

  • @dallasrtucker
    @dallasrtucker 3 года назад +1

    MegaKudos on this--both build and video. Working on similar using the Huskey table. Question: Are you concerned about the glue-up between the plywood and the solid wood top, considering wood movement expected on the solid but not-so-much from the plywood?

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад

      That's a good question. I'm hoping that movement of the plywood/solid wood sheets is minimal and limited further by the 4 solid aprons. It's survived 3 seasons so far (May to Jan). Wondering what more experienced woodworkers think about the construction?

  • @HyperactiveNeuron
    @HyperactiveNeuron 3 года назад +1

    I'm still learning what I can do with my microjig clamps. Just the tip... I mean just a tip... But they work with track saw rails even though they say they're not designed for that. Mine are Powertec rails which are a Makita clone which is a Festool clone with that anti-tip lip.

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  2 года назад

      look up DrillPro track clamps: banggood.onelink.me/zMT7/4dbc8e67. Like the Festool clamp, cheaper, but good quality. They don't fit the dovetail grooves until you angle grind them, but the quick release feature makes it worth doing. I'll add that to a video coming up.

  • @MarkThomas123
    @MarkThomas123 8 месяцев назад +1

    Well, you have had plenty of time to use/evaluate the table/system.. Is it still the best system for build/assembly?
    The only problem I can see is dust/screws, etc falling into the grouves, but, probably not a big deal considering the functionality of the table.. What is your opinion now, that you have used it for a while? I see lots who go from Matchfit to Dogholes only. Just wondering.. Considering a build and figured I would ask..

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  7 месяцев назад +1

      It's definitely a great table after all this time. If you want to add dog holes, you certainly can.

    • @MarkThomas123
      @MarkThomas123 7 месяцев назад

      @@measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927 Thank you....

  • @jamie7364
    @jamie7364 Год назад

    Nice looking bench - do you enjoy using it?

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  Год назад

      Yes, I use it constantly. Yesterday I cranked it low to put finish on a small cabinet. Most of the time, I use the grooves to hold my workpiece.

  • @paulersted9183
    @paulersted9183 3 года назад +1

    Is the large piece on one end a fold up extension for the top? I don’t really understand it’s full purpose if it is stationary? I also didn’t understand the building of the aprons using ply & MDF & then the 1 1/2” maple. What did I miss?

    • @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927
      @measureoncecuttwicewoodwor3927  3 года назад +1

      The vertical piece does not hinge up. It is 90° to the top piece - helps in assembling 90° work pieces. I plan to add another vertical piece on the other end that hinges up to extend the top.
      The maple edging is much harder than the MDF/plywood it surrounds, so it will wear better.

  • @proshop5680
    @proshop5680 2 года назад +1

    Very nice

  • @arlinsittler8258
    @arlinsittler8258 2 года назад +1

    That's amazing

  • @csardas2
    @csardas2 4 месяца назад +1

    Nice job! I make something simila. 🙂