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Good design and I plan on building something similar. However, I feel the workbench is too large forcing you to stand too far away to reasonably reach for tools from the front of the bench. Especially the smaller tools on pegs.

Couldn't finish because of the music.

If I wanted to go to New Orleans, I would have gone to the music section.

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Good demonstration, but a voice over in English would have been nice. Always wondered how the vacuum bag was removed. Now I know. Thanks from Australia.

My favorite part was the end :) 🐶

Do you have a tutorial or plans for this?

It’s nice you already had a giant garage. To start with

Very nice.

Buy once cry once got the 9403 excellent equipment.

Do u have a cut list or messememts I want to make one for my craft

Looking good man! I subbed! 😊

This is a pretty solid little workbench. While once you figure out how it comes together, it is physically Easy to assemble ua-cam.com/users/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!

This is so nice.

Just a tip: you should take the filter out of the shop vac and use a bag instead. Much better for your lungs, and catches way more debris.

How to build yourself a workshop: Step 1. Have a fully stocked workshop.

Nice fence pity you have to unbolt it every time you need to change blades.

Nice practical build. Pity there's no commentary explaining what you're doing and why.

This is exactly what I need for my little shed. Is there any chance of some plans?

Have you had any issues with anything getting snagged in the dovetails when using it as an outfeed table?

Nice design but the equipment used to construct it is wholly missing from my hobby shop - an issue for the "home" handy person.

Oh, I absolutely love this! You wouldn't happen to have some plans for it? :)

thanks for the review. What do you think about the cheaper 9400 model? How do they compare, performance wise?

That fucking music is terrible. Sorry but it turned me off the video trying to watch. It drills into your skull its so repetitive.

Nice project, well done!

9403 for life

Comment puige la démonter j’ai pris le fil dans la strap

I real like the song in this video that starts at 3:00 in.

Brilliant work!

I only had one question when watching this. Are you allergic to wood glue? I feel like rather than the 1000 pocket holes, some wood glue and Brad nails would have been much simpler and faster.

Like, God Bless!

Nice...I need one

Awesome! I would love to have the plans for that to try to replicate

LOVE to have a cutting list..gonna try this...Beautiful job!!!

Why the pocket holes instead of just screwing those in from the back? Like half the point of pocket holes is hiding your screws and this here makes them more visible. It also seems like it would be structurally weaker this way as the screws are biting into less wood.

I need one of these! Do you take orders😊? Love the video!

Putting together a shop as we speak…you just solved my clamp storage in a 60 second video.

Shaping sawdust.... funny name. Nice video. Keep them coming!

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Great use of spacers.

Awesome ⛳️☀️

Love the drying timelapse :D

Hahaha... done that!

Shaping Grassdust? ;)

I don't want a compressor but I do want an air blower 😅

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Guess this video is a general idea video? No measurements or anything.

Awesome stuff mate, lovely upgrade from the old one. Those are some tight mitres from a ryobi mitre saw... good skills!

How has the MDF top held up to the clamps? I got a set for Christmas and was wondering if I needed to remake the top of my workbench or if the MDF would hold up with the clamps routed in the top.