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Like a Boss

Thanks for your very good work

I'll have to rewatch the video to be sure, but since there is no glue, only screws, this chair can be disassembled to be painted/stained, or flatpacked when you move, then reassembled at a new location or after painting/staining. Simple design, no curves. Curious what this would be like if you sat on it for 4hrs reading a book. I'll download your free plans and see how I can screw up, err see if it's within my skills to make. Thanks for posting this.

Trying this tomorrow on. Some metal tables I have ! Thank you for sharing this video!:)

Currently making my own boards, what kind of poly did you use? All the water base poly I’ve found was for interior not exterior

Amazing, didn't know WD40 removed rust. Thanks a million.

Thank you for this video! I could not find the plans.

What are the measurements of the 2 * 6 that goes down the middle

Did you use standard plywood?

Great design! Do you have downloadable plans?

Is there any way to see the plans you reference in the video title?

Not a bad video but you could have left out this stupid music it's totally annoying

You are the first one I could actually watch all the way through, it’s because you get straight to it and don’t make small talk. You just talk about the build. Great job!

How high did you put the seat?

Sat down on seat and it rolled to my left, if I had not jumped it would have taken me with it. FAIL

excellent video ! Thanks

Where are the plans?

Thanks dude for sharing the plans for free.

What are the measurements for the sheets of plywood?

Good work my dude

Really impressed with how beautiful these look! Good job and thank you for sharing.

Great job!

Great job. I wanted to ask:" Why not incorporate LED's? When the bag witch has a sensor sewed inside with a specific color, when it lands on the board that color lights up." You're probably wondering how I know, I was asked to build a set (Alabama Crimson Tide boards with bags) for a friend...that was my WOW!! Factor. I'm hoping to see a little more creative engineering out of you. Great job none the less.

I think getting a table so you are not on your knees all the time but it was a great tutorial.Thankyou

I think getting a table so you are not on your knees all the time but it was a great tutorial.

Could send the plans for this shooting bench to me love it

Did you have to buy double the amount of materials to build both???

Great Find!

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I see one box had a center 2x4 going across and the other box did not ?

I watched until I seen the top wasn't lined up with the frame... cut the top a slight big larger and use a flush cut bit to even everything up... box joints are nice too if you have the tools to make them

I built this bench today using pressure treated (6) 2x4x8, (4) 5/4 x6x8 deck boards and (2) 4x4x8 post. I already had some leftover 2 1/2” and 3” deck screws and structural screws from a deck project. Had about $70 in lumber ( add about $20-30 if needed to buy screws)Only change I made was i used the leftover pieces of 4x4 to add extra legs under the seat because it wanted to tip over when sitting down, works great. Easy build on Sunday afternoon after church. Sorry can’t figure out how to post a picture. I recommend this design over the many others I contemplated building.

BOM TRABALHO

I don’t understand why you’re putting your port on an angle when you cut your pocket holes? Doesn’t seem like it would grip very well with less threads.

I watched until pocket holes enter the scene 😑

Built this, only problem I ran into is the bench can tip over if you sit off to one of the sides. I plan and adding more support on the sitting side.

Nice bench idea - but not something you just throw into the back of the pickup and head out to the range with, very easily. A bench for the "property" - absolutely. Thanks.

People make this so confusing

Your measurements are different from the cut list to the actual building of the headboard according to the video. The cut list wood measurements need to be corrected

Thanks for that answer, I did add it right.

Nice work! What depth is your pocket hole jig set to for 3/4" plywood?

Did you by any chance made an estimate for the cost of the materials as well?

Great video, awesome!!! Thank you.

Good job

I keep a couple metal studs around to do the same thing. The metal studs seems to be much straighter than wood. Very lightweight, not affected by water, and cheap to replace.

Are they from Ikea or do I have to order them somewhere else please write me back

How can I get these headboards I need two full size and one Queen

I built your design and it's a beast !! Thanks for a simple and VERY effective bench for my home range !!

Wow

Stop using stupid UA-cam music. You don’t need it.