lol sliding in onto the table and then saying 'hi' really made me smile.....I wonder how many times you rehearsed this slick move....did you record all the times you screwed it up....would make for a very funny Blooper Trailer Video. Everyone loves bloopers lol
Dude I know. I watch his video. Draw it up. Measure like 3 times. And Jason builds a dining room table and I build a potato. lol my shop is the definition of slapped together profit haha
I got a name for your new channel: CRAPENTRY. It’s what we call pretty much everything I build out of 2x4s and cheap knotty warped plywood. I even have a tagline: Measure: NEVER! Cut: MOST OF THE WAY THRU!
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge that you're the first RUclips woodworking personality to get a new table saw that ISN'T a SawStop in at least the last 5 years?
Those are some REALLY nice tables. Overkill or not, call it what you like, it's your shop, they're your tables and it's your video. We all sat here and watched it, so none of us can complain about how you did it. After all, it's your shop and they're your tables. ...but I already pointed that out.
@@notjamesiha At the end of the day we have to remember this is his channel and his wood that he buys. With his own money that he makes. Granted there are probably huge write-offs one could make having a successful RUclips channel, but I digress. Previously I had stated that they’re his tables and his shop to do what he wants…when he wants. So if he wants to slide in and make us laugh, well that’s just up to him. But it is his prerogative. He made this money…you didn’t - right Ted? We outta here!
And, you can use any materials you can afford, I am going to make these since I have a 1 car garage workshop. I have good debth, but lack in width. It will be nice to use them when needed and move them against the wall when not in use.
I love the tables! I have been struggling on what to do with an outfeed table for a while now. This is exactly what I need to to do. Thank you for all the inspiration. I'm currently working on getting my garage workshop organized and functional again after building a new house almost 5 years ago.
I think this is my favorite outfeed table I’ve seen yet. I love that you have two. I love the black. I love that they latch together. Great build. I’m also really glad you showed those casters. I’ve seen some before but I couldn’t remember where and the whole time you kept moving them I kept thinking…. I need removable casters.
Been watching your vids for a few years now. I’m a carpenter from Australia and always get a laugh and learn some new things. I just purchased the bourbon blade and shirt combo. Thanks for the great content.
Very nice project. The new space looks amazing. Love the casters. As someone who has limited space, being able to move things around really helps. Great for clean up as well.
another great video Jason! I just finished making carcasses for 3 kitchen cabinets for my daughter. Tonight I'm making the face frames and then onto the drawers. All using your cabinet methods which are making this process much easier. Thanks for all the instructions and tips! I also just ordered a Bourbon Blade, and I can't wait to get it! Thanks, Greg
For those asking, I got a price sheet on that Formica Compact product from a distributor. 3/4" thick is $26.40/sq. ft. That's about $850 per 4x8 sheet.
@jesseleal1388 you can send an inquiry via the "contact us" link on the Formica website, and they'll email you contact info for the closest distributor. You call them, and they'll have a salesperson contact you with info. In my case, my salesperson emailed me a data sheet and price list. I don't think the stuff is available through any normal retail channel. Also, it's made to order with a lead time of 3 weeks.
That's crazy expensive for a workshop work surface that's going to get beat to snot. I found another site selling phenolic tops called SSI Surfaces that sells a 30" x 48" black top for $235 with free shipping. They have variable lengths for different prices. It's a little less per square foot than the Formica price and you don't have to commit to such a huge panel if you just need to cover one or two worktops. I would imagine getting a distributor or retailer to customer cut and sell the formica stuff would at least double the square foot cost.
Just called my local distributor of Formica products. A 4' x 8' sheet of that Formica Compact (S7 - 3/4") is $828 🤯 10% off still won't be enough for me to buy some, although it does look *amazing*. Nice build!
You, your, channel, and the life you’re leading is what happens when you combine kindness, a high level of skill, and boat loads of hard work. It’s so nice to see your successes grow. A dash of good humor helps as well. Thanks for what you do!
You are my favorite channel. I enjoy your humor! i run a small construction company. Want to convert to custom cabinetry and built-ins. Thanks for all the info! Keep up the good work.
I found a company called SSI Surfaces that sells a 30" x 48" phenolic top for $235. Still pricey but much cheaper than any other options I found with free shipping. No clue about the quality, but could be worth a shot for anyone who really wants that kind of work surface. Seems overkill for a shop though.
@@johndoe6032 I agree a little overkill, but could be really nice. I'm going to look up SSI, my shop is finished (for now), but I'll check them out for future projects. Thanks.
This is just want a need for my small 24x24 shop, once i get time to get my epoxy floors done lol, love your channel Jason. I just bought that dewalt planer also on a black friday sale 300 off.
You can laminate two pieces of 3/4 ply and drill it to the caster flip bar. That will link the side together and it's one motion to adjust it as opposed to two motions.
Awesome, way better than I could build. One criticism, those are not self leveling feet. Unless I missed the brain that controls them, those are just threaded feet you can manually adjust.
For same/similar money to Formica Compact, consider FENIX NTM 12mm. The core is always black with Compact, but FENIX has through-body color core for all color options
Great idea for an outfeed table~! Mine is about the same size (a little bigger) and the problem I have is getting to things stored on the lower shelf around the center. Might be time to cut it in half and upgrade it into a dual setup like this one. Thanks Jason~!
Nice clean and functional. I am sure you realize that the moveable table can be positioned some distance from fixed table allowing a small shop to have an immensely long outfeed when the occasion arises. This allows any to have a large shop outfeed in a modest area when needed.
I’ve always loved your videos man! And these small shop builds are great, because soon I get to go full time with my woodworking and I’ll be upgrading my shop to a two car garage. So I’ll definitely be taking all your advice in these videos to set my own up! Also, got my bourbon blade and it’s awesome!
Follow the basic instructions, use the lumber you can afford. Or don’t. He is a YT creator, and has the budget for these materials. I don’t recall him saying this was a cheap project.
Another great video and awesome work, but 3.5 days of work? Not for me if I tried it. You got skills and the tools to match Bourbon Moth! 😂. This went together so well that I’m green with envy. Well done sir!
Jason, like I had mentioned in a previous post, this video is perfect because I'm about to finally build my outfeed/assembly table (wish you were here to do it with me. 😃) Thanks man!
I liked the marking tool you were using but couldn’t find it in with the list of other tools and materials. I also plan to build a set of the out feed tables after I get my new table saw. Probably first of the new year. Great video.
Impressive intro. Slides across a small outfeed table without sliding off. Bravo. I’d fall just trying to run. He’s using the domino joiner because he was needing to do his patented hip thrust tell the truth lol
Ordered the plans, feet and wheels. Also tried to get the compact but ended up with a sheet of laminate from the website. It will get the job done and be cheaper is my guess. Nice table. I have been wanting to replace mine that was slapped together with a new table with drawers.
i would suggest adding strong N52 magnets for alignment and keeping the tables together. find a magnet that matches your domino size just right and insert it as if it was half a domino on each end, keep in mind the magnet's polarity orientation. round rod magnets as dowels also works but a rectangle magnet would be easier to glue under your table saw's work surface.
You are missing a few of the links in the description for the tools you mentioned having links for. Roundover corner template and true position jig. Would also like links to the magnetic tool holders, metal latches, Blum drawer slides, and the black drawer hardware.
Those are very nice tables. For anyone saying they're too nice to use as shop tables you're a furniture maker, your shop furniture should make an impression on your clients
I got my bourbon blade on Wednesday and it’s awesome. Didn’t know how much I needed to be able to chisel so quickly at a “snap”. The most satisfying click into place!
I really like the zooming into the tool. Seeing that helps me to understand what you are doing better. I already had a solid understanding, but the details reinforce the knowledge. Thank you.
I'm with everyone else who said some version of, 'Damn brah, them don't look slapped together to me!' Totally awesome as usual; good on ya! A few questions: 1. What does that amazing top material cost per sheet? 2. I've been seeing a lot of those Powermatic tools in wood worker's shops lately. Never heard of them before. What's the scoop on that? 3. How are you planning on finishing those fabulous out-feed tablettes? Paint? Rubio? Oil? Thanks for another great tutorial on how to "slap things together!"
Great video as always! Perfect timing as well as I am about to start mine and will change the top to yours now as I was sweating doing the laminate for a garage shop
I have watched this whole series so far, and despite being presented as tips or ideas for setting up any “small shop,” I can’t help but think with every video that this series isn’t for most people who are just getting started in woodworking and are setting up their own small space. It has consistently come off as a series for a small group of people who have the capacity to sacrifice their entire two car garage (a space that is a luxury in itself) and build out a fully loaded, but compact, version of a nearly professional shop. The hand tools and clamps are into the thousands of dollars. The dust collection system is thousands of dollars. Each of the power tools, from small to large, are thousands of dollars. The material cost in this build is several hundred dollars. Everything in this “small” shop is some of the most expensive equipment a “hobbyist” can buy. This space and the items in it are far beyond the reach of someone just starting out in a “small” space. I don’t understand who this series is meant for except those with an unlimited budget and an empty two car garage.
!00% agree. That table cost $2000, there is nothing the average hobbyist can afford. It's always the same...youtuber gets successful and everything comes TOP of the LINE. Who can spend $40-60,000 outfitting their shop like his? Yes he's fun to watch but it's beyond the average guy's reach
Alright funny guy, the Formica COMPACT link doesnt seem to land on a page with purchase options. Are we able to buy direct from Formica? Or did you source it somewhere else?
it would have been interesting to make the tops hinged, so you could lift them up and if you put in a bottom, you could use the empty space above the top drawers for "long" storage
Nice work Jason. Good presentation and narration as always. Good use of drawer storage orientation too. The Formica Compact some type of MDF with Phenolic faces or HPL? Formica's tech sheets are not very informative. Asking for someone who needs to know (me). lol
You had me completely sold on that phenolic material for the top and I followed your link to get the 10% off but that is informational only, no sales ability. Can't find it at the big box stores either. BTW, this is in the Atlanta area. Any tips about how to order this?
Beautiful job. Small shop coming along super nice! Quick question, where did you start to learn about wood working? Or what was your career before youtube? Thanks for the videos!
If those tracks ever get misaligned you could look into those door latches that have a security pin. They sit flush when open, but when closed the pin shoots out and it gives it a few millimeters of wiggle room, so that means your latches only have to hold the table together and not worry about alignment
I was unable to locate any pricing on the Formica Compact . Does anyone have a link to a place I might look into pricing this product to see if it is financially viable . Thank you .
I don't have a link, but I did see a site with 4x8 sheet for $587, with a minimum 8 sheet order. So you have a choice, invest in gold or Formica Compact.
@@FranktheDachshund oh my this product is not for the average shop build.. thank you for the information on the material pricing.. its too bad its price prohibitive it looks like a great solution.
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Jalapeño Chomps are my favorite! Thanks Jason, now I am hungry... hit pause and I am off to the store.
lol sliding in onto the table and then saying 'hi' really made me smile.....I wonder how many times you rehearsed this slick move....did you record all the times you screwed it up....would make for a very funny Blooper Trailer Video. Everyone loves bloopers lol
Love Chomps! Never met anyone that didn't love them.
Try the deer chomps!
The Powermatic tablesaw does it have a cast iron table?
“Slapped-Together” lol. If you want to see slapped-together I can start a RUclips channel that really showcases SLAPPED-TOGETHER 😂
Dude I know. I watch his video. Draw it up. Measure like 3 times. And Jason builds a dining room table and I build a potato. lol my shop is the definition of slapped together profit haha
Sounds like my RUclips channel!
I'd watch that. lol
I got a name for your new channel: CRAPENTRY. It’s what we call pretty much everything I build out of 2x4s and cheap knotty warped plywood. I even have a tagline: Measure: NEVER! Cut: MOST OF THE WAY THRU!
That's great!
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge that you're the first RUclips woodworking personality to get a new table saw that ISN'T a SawStop in at least the last 5 years?
But, he has saw stop installed in his new saw. Like his old one.
I was going to ask why the switch from saw stop to powermatic. Is it purely a sponsorship thing? Or is there a difference in them?
@@NickDavidson-89probably cheaper
@@NickDavidson-89 With all that Powermatic stuff, it is def sponsorship.
Powermatic dropped the WoodWhisperer and picked up Bourbon Moth
The absolute nicest outfeed tables I have ever seen.
I'm excited to see more small shop furniture like this!
Your 'temporary' shop is looking really nice!
At this rate he is going to build the temporary shop into a pernament shop to make the pernament shop and then have two of everything basically.
@@enormegaming1147yeah exactly
Those are some REALLY nice tables. Overkill or not, call it what you like, it's your shop, they're your tables and it's your video. We all sat here and watched it, so none of us can complain about how you did it. After all, it's your shop and they're your tables. ...but I already pointed that out.
…also, it’s his shop and they’re his tables. 🤣
Guys, don't forget. He made those tables for HIS shop, don't forget.
@@notjamesiha At the end of the day we have to remember this is his channel and his wood that he buys. With his own money that he makes. Granted there are probably huge write-offs one could make having a successful RUclips channel, but I digress.
Previously I had stated that they’re his tables and his shop to do what he wants…when he wants. So if he wants to slide in and make us laugh, well that’s just up to him. But it is his prerogative. He made this money…you didn’t - right Ted? We outta here!
And, you can use any materials you can afford, I am going to make these since I have a 1 car garage workshop. I have good debth, but lack in width. It will be nice to use them when needed and move them against the wall when not in use.
I love the tables! I have been struggling on what to do with an outfeed table for a while now. This is exactly what I need to to do. Thank you for all the inspiration. I'm currently working on getting my garage workshop organized and functional again after building a new house almost 5 years ago.
I think this is my favorite outfeed table I’ve seen yet. I love that you have two. I love the black. I love that they latch together. Great build. I’m also really glad you showed those casters. I’ve seen some before but I couldn’t remember where and the whole time you kept moving them I kept thinking…. I need removable casters.
Been watching your vids for a few years now. I’m a carpenter from Australia and always get a laugh and learn some new things. I just purchased the bourbon blade and shirt combo. Thanks for the great content.
Very nice project. The new space looks amazing. Love the casters. As someone who has limited space, being able to move things around really helps. Great for clean up as well.
Just a tip for z clip fasteners a biscuit jointer works great for this application if you dont have a fancy shmancy domino jointer.
another great video Jason! I just finished making carcasses for 3 kitchen cabinets for my daughter. Tonight I'm making the face frames and then onto the drawers. All using your cabinet methods which are making this process much easier. Thanks for all the instructions and tips! I also just ordered a Bourbon Blade, and I can't wait to get it! Thanks, Greg
For those asking, I got a price sheet on that Formica Compact product from a distributor. 3/4" thick is $26.40/sq. ft. That's about $850 per 4x8 sheet.
But, where can we buy it? Formica website doesn’t help much tbh
@jesseleal1388 you can send an inquiry via the "contact us" link on the Formica website, and they'll email you contact info for the closest distributor. You call them, and they'll have a salesperson contact you with info. In my case, my salesperson emailed me a data sheet and price list. I don't think the stuff is available through any normal retail channel. Also, it's made to order with a lead time of 3 weeks.
@@thetoolman3very useful information. Thanks lots! 😊
For the $850 per sheet, does that include palleting and freight?
That's crazy expensive for a workshop work surface that's going to get beat to snot.
I found another site selling phenolic tops called SSI Surfaces that sells a 30" x 48" black top for $235 with free shipping. They have variable lengths for different prices.
It's a little less per square foot than the Formica price and you don't have to commit to such a huge panel if you just need to cover one or two worktops. I would imagine getting a distributor or retailer to customer cut and sell the formica stuff would at least double the square foot cost.
Just called my local distributor of Formica products. A 4' x 8' sheet of that Formica Compact (S7 - 3/4") is $828 🤯 10% off still won't be enough for me to buy some, although it does look *amazing*. Nice build!
Thanks for posting an update on this!
Thanks. I just came across some 4x10 sheets of 1 1/4 inch maple plywood for $25 a sheet. I think that will be more than adequate for my top.
@@davidlowery245 What on earth? Where?? You should buy like 50 sheets of it at that price!
Yeah, exactly i got quoted even more locally.
@@bobziroll yeah I was only able to get 5 sheets but I couldn’t pass that up
Really nice build, as always. Finally something to jump on/over in the small shop!
You, your, channel, and the life you’re leading is what happens when you combine kindness, a high level of skill, and boat loads of hard work. It’s so nice to see your successes grow. A dash of good humor helps as well.
Thanks for what you do!
Love the Chomps product placement, especially with the first one I noticed at 4:35. 😂
I’m just glad we got an actual build video this week and not another 3D Printer advert… 🙄Bambu
Sweet! Huge fan and definitely need to do something similar for my shop. Small shop builds are my favorite!
I love the adjustable feet and the removable wheels. Not very expensive and allows great flexibility.
What a beautiful table. I just wish, and I’ll bet I’m not alone, that you would build these things without a Domino for obvious reasons.
Looks like fine furniture to me...I love it/them! Would make an awesome kitchen island.
You are my favorite channel. I enjoy your humor! i run a small construction company. Want to convert to custom cabinetry and built-ins. Thanks for all the info! Keep up the good work.
$1000+ tops, hundreds in drawer slides, hundreds in wood. We live in different worlds.
I found a company called SSI Surfaces that sells a 30" x 48" phenolic top for $235. Still pricey but much cheaper than any other options I found with free shipping. No clue about the quality, but could be worth a shot for anyone who really wants that kind of work surface. Seems overkill for a shop though.
@@johndoe6032 I agree a little overkill, but could be really nice. I'm going to look up SSI, my shop is finished (for now), but I'll check them out for future projects. Thanks.
This is just want a need for my small 24x24 shop, once i get time to get my epoxy floors done lol, love your channel Jason. I just bought that dewalt planer also on a black friday sale 300 off.
You can laminate two pieces of 3/4 ply and drill it to the caster flip bar. That will link the side together and it's one motion to adjust it as opposed to two motions.
Awesome, way better than I could build.
One criticism, those are not self leveling feet. Unless I missed the brain that controls them, those are just threaded feet you can manually adjust.
Amamzing.... Love you channel. I already ordered two of them, got them a few days ago. I love them. Thank you
Nice outfeed bench-es. I was thinking of doing this! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent!
For same/similar money to Formica Compact, consider FENIX NTM 12mm. The core is always black with Compact, but FENIX has through-body color core for all color options
Link to an actual retailer would be helpful. This kind of product is usually commercial only ,so it's hard to find a retailer to purchase from.
I love this small Shop build series. Would live to know to final price for All tools ans materials once everything is set up
Great design that should work well in your shop. Good to meet you this weekend. - Chris
Great idea for an outfeed table~! Mine is about the same size (a little bigger) and the problem I have is getting to things stored on the lower shelf around the center. Might be time to cut it in half and upgrade it into a dual setup like this one. Thanks Jason~!
40 min glue time, no. 30 min glue time..... Have no words. Like the overall design. A sub.
Excellent video and good meeting you in Austin. and photo bombing my K-M selfie. Well done sir, the Bourbon blade is excellent too BTW.
Nice clean and functional. I am sure you realize that the moveable table can be positioned some distance from fixed table allowing a small shop to have an immensely long outfeed when the occasion arises. This allows any to have a large shop outfeed in a modest area when needed.
Super inspiring as ever Jason! Thank you - I guess I’ll see if I can get a Bourbon Blade sent to NZ to say thanks!
Excellent build and video. Some inspiration for my outfeed table upgrade. Thankyou 👍
BTW, those are not self leveling feet 😜
I’ve always loved your videos man! And these small shop builds are great, because soon I get to go full time with my woodworking and I’ll be upgrading my shop to a two car garage. So I’ll definitely be taking all your advice in these videos to set my own up! Also, got my bourbon blade and it’s awesome!
Man, I wish I had $1200 to build shop tables! Very Nice
Follow the basic instructions, use the lumber you can afford. Or don’t. He is a YT creator, and has the budget for these materials. I don’t recall him saying this was a cheap project.
Dang this is exactly what i need for small my shop! Thank you
I've watched this 5 times, and I learned so much.
I'm on my second. But only because there's so many comments on little things i missed. Like did i not watch the same video as yall??
Great job, you are truly an inspiration
I don't see where you can buy the Formica Compact at the link provided?
At the top of the website, click "Where to Buy" then click "Buy direct". Looks like average is $138and up for a 5' by 12' sheet
@@Greech-Grimwater Those are laminate sheets, not compact sheets.
I came here looking for the same info. I think you have to call a distributor to get a "retail" price. I'm betting the stuff is pretty pricey.
You make woodworking fun and enjoyable
That is literally almost exactly the design I have planned for my own shop tables.
Looks great! LOVE that the casters are removable-- and easily removable at that ;)
Another great video and awesome work, but 3.5 days of work? Not for me if I tried it. You got skills and the tools to match Bourbon Moth! 😂. This went together so well that I’m green with envy. Well done sir!
Jason, like I had mentioned in a previous post, this video is perfect because I'm about to finally build my outfeed/assembly table (wish you were here to do it with me. 😃) Thanks man!
I liked the marking tool you were using but couldn’t find it in with the list of other tools and materials. I also plan to build a set of the out feed tables after I get my new table saw. Probably first of the new year. Great video.
Impressive intro. Slides across a small outfeed table without sliding off. Bravo. I’d fall just trying to run. He’s using the domino joiner because he was needing to do his patented hip thrust tell the truth lol
My favorite Chomps are the jalapeno and habanero. I'll have to try the Italian. Thanks Jason for sharing.
Besides doing great work, you are entertaining. Keep it up. Love watching your videos.
Never overkill if it shows your skills without saying a word.
Ordered the plans, feet and wheels. Also tried to get the compact but ended up with a sheet of laminate from the website. It will get the job done and be cheaper is my guess. Nice table. I have been wanting to replace mine that was slapped together with a new table with drawers.
i would suggest adding strong N52 magnets for alignment and keeping the tables together.
find a magnet that matches your domino size just right and insert it as if it was half a domino on each end, keep in mind the magnet's polarity orientation.
round rod magnets as dowels also works but a rectangle magnet would be easier to glue under your table saw's work surface.
You are missing a few of the links in the description for the tools you mentioned having links for. Roundover corner template and true position jig. Would also like links to the magnetic tool holders, metal latches, Blum drawer slides, and the black drawer hardware.
I second this, where are the black drawer pulls from?
Those are very nice tables. For anyone saying they're too nice to use as shop tables you're a furniture maker, your shop furniture should make an impression on your clients
I got my bourbon blade on Wednesday and it’s awesome. Didn’t know how much I needed to be able to chisel so quickly at a “snap”. The most satisfying click into place!
Tape measure going for a ride at 11:39 hehehe. Nice tables!!
Don't forget, he found where to use the dust extractor on the track saw 😂
Awesome job Jason those look awesome looking
I really like the zooming into the tool. Seeing that helps me to understand what you are doing better. I already had a solid understanding, but the details reinforce the knowledge. Thank you.
I'm with everyone else who said some version of, 'Damn brah, them don't look slapped together to me!' Totally awesome as usual; good on ya!
A few questions:
1. What does that amazing top material cost per sheet?
2. I've been seeing a lot of those Powermatic tools in wood worker's shops lately. Never heard of them before. What's the scoop on that?
3. How are you planning on finishing those fabulous out-feed tablettes? Paint? Rubio? Oil?
Thanks for another great tutorial on how to "slap things together!"
Reminds me of the mobile workbench made by paoson. Was gonna build 2 of those myself
10:30. Your dust collector kinda reminds me of a darth vader shape some times Is it just me?
Your glue-up skillz are most impressive!
Great video as always! Perfect timing as well as I am about to start mine and will change the top to yours now as I was sweating doing the laminate for a garage shop
I wonder what the cost of that formica is to get and have delivered .. I get a vibe it is very expensive ..
That slide was smooth af
Good morning 🌅, very nice job, 👍🏻, from France,
They look awesome! Great job on keeping things organized.
Keep up the great work moth man 👌🏽
I like the Jalapeño and the Taco flavor is good too. Very nice table!
I have watched this whole series so far, and despite being presented as tips or ideas for setting up any “small shop,” I can’t help but think with every video that this series isn’t for most people who are just getting started in woodworking and are setting up their own small space. It has consistently come off as a series for a small group of people who have the capacity to sacrifice their entire two car garage (a space that is a luxury in itself) and build out a fully loaded, but compact, version of a nearly professional shop. The hand tools and clamps are into the thousands of dollars. The dust collection system is thousands of dollars. Each of the power tools, from small to large, are thousands of dollars. The material cost in this build is several hundred dollars. Everything in this “small” shop is some of the most expensive equipment a “hobbyist” can buy. This space and the items in it are far beyond the reach of someone just starting out in a “small” space. I don’t understand who this series is meant for except those with an unlimited budget and an empty two car garage.
!00% agree. That table cost $2000, there is nothing the average hobbyist can afford. It's always the same...youtuber gets successful and everything comes TOP of the LINE. Who can spend $40-60,000 outfitting their shop like his? Yes he's fun to watch but it's beyond the average guy's reach
Very nice. Can you make a video of your dust collection?
Wait can you buy the Formica compact directly from their site? When I chose a color and click buy now it brings me to their standard laminate page.
Very subtle product placement there Jason
Yep, hes a full tilt sell out now.
Well, you could cut him a check or just sit there on your wallet and enjoy the content
@ check, wallet, what is this the 50s
Burbon Moth gets to slide again! Very entertaining!
Alright funny guy, the Formica COMPACT link doesnt seem to land on a page with purchase options. Are we able to buy direct from Formica? Or did you source it somewhere else?
Nice landing at the start. I was expecting to watch you go over the back side. Lol
No such thing as shop furniture thats to nice! I like the tables.
New shop is looking good!
I like the sticker addition to show how the finger was lost
Another outstanding video,,, thanks,,, looks great!!!!
it would have been interesting to make the tops hinged, so you could lift them up and if you put in a bottom, you could use the empty space above the top drawers for "long" storage
Nice work Jason. Good presentation and narration as always. Good use of drawer storage orientation too. The Formica Compact some type of MDF with Phenolic faces or HPL? Formica's tech sheets are not very informative. Asking for someone who needs to know (me). lol
That is a beautiful out feed table, I dread to think how much the materials would cost in the UK.
You had me completely sold on that phenolic material for the top and I followed your link to get the 10% off but that is informational only, no sales ability. Can't find it at the big box stores either. BTW, this is in the Atlanta area. Any tips about how to order this?
Exactly the same. I emailed the regional sales people. Will see if they reply
x3 want to know where to get this!
Email them. Available distro in Jefferson GA. Email reply came early this am, responsive.
Terrific work on those outfeed tables! 👍👍🔨🔨
Beautiful job. Small shop coming along super nice! Quick question, where did you start to learn about wood working? Or what was your career before youtube? Thanks for the videos!
I would love to see you build a floating entertainment center
Where do you buy that formica compact? I'm looking for something similar and can't find any information on it
Same here
thanks for another great video and a awesome outfeed tables nice Job
Nice video, I still think you have a large shop.
I totally digg Chomps Surströmming flavour
How do you go about ordering the Formica compact? I'm looking at the website and cant really figure it out.
Man as usual Another Amazing Build! Are plans available?
If those tracks ever get misaligned you could look into those door latches that have a security pin. They sit flush when open, but when closed the pin shoots out and it gives it a few millimeters of wiggle room, so that means your latches only have to hold the table together and not worry about alignment
That looks better than the furniture in my home.
I was unable to locate any pricing on the Formica Compact . Does anyone have a link to a place I might look into pricing this product to see if it is financially viable . Thank you .
I don't have a link, but I did see a site with 4x8 sheet for $587, with a minimum 8 sheet order. So you have a choice, invest in gold or Formica Compact.
@@FranktheDachshund oh my this product is not for the average shop build..
thank you for the information on the material pricing.. its too bad its price prohibitive it looks like a great solution.