Super work. I love to see the care, skill and precision that appears to be the hallmark of your work. Nice to see also the Dowelmax being used to effectively. Thank you for sharing the informative video!
ما شاء الله عمل متقن والاحساس والفخر يكون مصاف للعمل المتقن "رحم الله من عمل عملا فاتقنه" فحفظك الله وصب عليك من فضل عطائه ورحمته الشيء الكثير وجزاك الله الخير عن عملك المتقن . وللامانة احس بالفخر من اشوف عرب شغلهم كلأجانب وأحياناً افضل من بكثير .
my father worked in Amman for close to three years in the late 1980's. everybody in the family got to go there except me. I got to see him when he worked later in Oman. always wished I could have made the trip to Jordan, however, I was in college at the time and couldn't meet the schedule and had to stay in school. maybe some day... my dad liked to see as many wadis as he could.
I just love the calmness in this video. You are so calm and meticulous. I would just love to sit there in your woodshop and just watch you work. What fabulous craft man you are! Many thanks for your inspiration buddy! Toby from Sweden Scandinavia
I love your craftsmanship, beautiful work. But, the music was a little hypnotic 😢. I got through it and enjoyed watching you very much even without music❤. You really know how to use those Japanese pull saws, you make it look easy. Great work!
Actually the wood I used is beechwood and cherry only for the deadman and the leg vise! It’s not very expensive but worth it for a workbench project. Thank you for your comment 👍
Looked like he was using a guard for some of his cuts where he could. He’s probably very aware, but good on you for pointing it out in case he’s not. But based on the quality of his shop tools, and his woodworking skills I’m guessing he may have a condition where touching the stock irritates, or just gives him an unpleasant feeling (some neurological conditions make it painful to feel certain textures) but man that looks like it’s gonna be one hell of a table, bench or whatever he’s making. Just beautiful.
Before finishing you cleaned with denatured alcohol. Then you finished with a mixture of something???, tongue oil, and lacquer thinner. What is the something?
Yes, pure Tung oil and Minwax tung oil finish which is harder than tung oil alone, I think it is a mixture of tung oil and some kind of lacquer. You can use poly or lacquer alone! Just give the workbench some sort of protection.
Thx, if you mean the yellow gripping push block? Then this is the GRR-RIPPER 3D Pushblock for Table Saws, Router Tables, Band Saws, and Jointers by MICRO-JIG
@@WalterBuildsItAll Ok, yes this is a safety protection that came with the jointer, this is the standard one for Europe, in the USA they have a push block for protection that moves forward when pushing the wood forward, I think that the Europe design is safer but I am not sure if you can find it in the US. Hope this will help you. Thx
@@TheWoodCrafter1 that does seem more safe. I have the latter, being in the USA. Interesting work. The bench seems to be on the expensive side no? Do you do much hand tool work?
@@WalterBuildsItAll actually the wood cost is around 400$ + the 150 hours of work 🙂, I do some hand tools work whenever necessary but if machines can do the job faster and I have them then this is the way to go.
great work, great video! the dowel pin jig that you used to bore the alignment pins to align the laminated pieces together, could you please identify the make and model of the jig and maybe where you purchased it? thank you!
Sure thing, This jig is the dowelmax, the original one made in Canada! Google the name and you will find it. The one I have is the classic version. Good luck 👍
Thank you for your nice comment, I don’t use plans sorry, the rest depends on the vise parts you will be using. I will share the dimensions if this will help. Blessings 🌹
The top thickness is 9 CM, workbench length is 160 CM, width is 58 CM, height is 85 CM, hope this will help. Had to make it small size as my workshop is 6 by 5 meters. Thank you again for watching 👍
Good evening, I really like the workbench but I have no idea what dimensions it should have, I can't make it without knowing some dimensions. Can you help me please? Greetings from Romania!
Height X 87 CM Width X 59 CM Length X 170 CM as I am limited with space. But you can make it longer if you have space. Good luck and thank you for your comment.
Poderia indicar uma referencia de onde comprar os esquadros combinados que me pareceram ser de 3" e 6" que aparecem no vídeo!? ( Could you indicate a reference of where to buy the combined squares that seem to be 3" and 6" that appear in the video!? ).
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Tive o cuidado de verificar em toda descrição do vídeo antes de perguntar, eles não aparecem! ( I was careful to check the entire description of the video before asking, they don't appear! )
@TheWoodCrafter1 I am full of stupid questions after seeing all the workmanship that goes in to the Bench it's self ! Someone took the time to explain what those holes are used for ! 🥸😵💫 next they are going to show to me what nails and a hammer are used for !!!! Wow 😂
@@TheWoodCrafter1 I’m just about to order one (thanks to you). I just want to ask if the work you are doing in the video required any accessories? Or did you buy the classic as is?
Actually wearing gloves is not recommended when using machinery, I developed this bad habit when handling rough lumber to avoid sharp wood splinters, but I am getting rid of it now. Thank you for pointing that out.
I can see that you are in the country of Jordan? Your tape measure has numbers I recognize. Is that something you ordered from the US or Europe or do you guys use the same number system and symbols that we do in the US?
🙂 almost everything you will see on my channel is imported from the US, Europe and Japan! carpenters here unfortunately don’t use the techniques nor the tools that I am using.
I have never been at any local carpenters shop and I am not interested to, except for big woodworking companies that use huge machinery for kitchen making you can consider today’s small woodworking shops as inferior, this craft is dying here, people seek cheap ikea stuff and so.
Hello, Actually I have built this bench without plans, only I used imagination and a measuring tape! If you have any questions please ask I will try to help.
With your choice of woods, approximately how much did you end up paying for the lumber if you don't mind, definitely looking at building one myself when I have the funds for it 😀
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Is that $400 of your countries dollars or $400 US dollars? I don't even know what money you guys use. I did, however, go on a few dates with a woman from Jordan. 😁
Good attention too detail, affordable hardware, good lumber, great techniques, fresh ideas. I'm looking forward to more videos.
Thank you for your comment 👍
I am preparing for a new video soon..
Ah, the old drill press outfeed table. Beautiful work!
Thank you 🤝
Superb! There is no big picture, it's all in the details. You're an inspiration, Sir.
Thank you again Brian, your comments are inspiring and encouraging, respect sir 🤝
Super work. I love to see the care, skill and precision that appears to be the hallmark of your work. Nice to see also the Dowelmax being used to effectively. Thank you for sharing the informative video!
Thank you to for watching and leaving a nice comment 🌹
It is rare to have Arabic content in the field of a craft work with such a level of mastery, thats really impressive and enjoyable
Rami R thank you
18:08
ما شاء الله عمل متقن
والاحساس والفخر يكون مصاف للعمل المتقن
"رحم الله من عمل عملا فاتقنه"
فحفظك الله وصب عليك من فضل عطائه ورحمته الشيء الكثير وجزاك الله الخير عن عملك المتقن .
وللامانة احس بالفخر من اشوف عرب شغلهم كلأجانب وأحياناً افضل من بكثير .
مصطفى محمد هاشم تسلم يا غالي
هذا من لطفك
كل الاحترام
my father worked in Amman for close to three years in the late 1980's. everybody in the family got to go there except me. I got to see him when he worked later in Oman. always wished I could have made the trip to Jordan, however, I was in college at the time and couldn't meet the schedule and had to stay in school. maybe some day... my dad liked to see as many wadis as he could.
Oh! That was 40 years ago, It changed a lot now! I was a baby back then 🙂. It is never too late to do something though 🤝
@@TheWoodCrafter1 I've been. I had a great time too. dreaming of Fatteh at Hasem... 😋
Can’t wait for the second part.... beautiful work as usual...
تسلم علاء باشا
سعيد انه الفيديو نال اعجابك
كل الاحترام 🌹
وقريبًا ان شاء الله الجزء الثاني
I just love the calmness in this video. You are so calm and meticulous. I would just love to sit there in your woodshop and just watch you work.
What fabulous craft man you are! Many thanks for your inspiration buddy!
Toby from Sweden Scandinavia
Thank you for your cheerful comment, my pleasure you enjoyed this video. 🤝🌹
beautifully narrated...
Thank you
Great work, I’m sure it will serve you well. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Oki, I hope so 🤝
Incredible!
ابدعت بما صنعت! بانتظار الجزء الثاني ... و ياريت يكون في فيديوهات تشرح بدائل الادوات اللي بتستخدمها و غير متوفرة عند المبتدئين
تسلم ابو العز
ان شاء الله راح اخد هذا الموضوع بعين الاعتبار بعد هذا المشروع 🌹
You deserve five stars only for posting the tool used. thanks. The video and project are awesome. :-)
You too 🙂🤝
Holy wood stash, Batman!
🤝😊
Beautiful craftsmanship. Your work is very inspirational, thanks for sharing my friend.
Happy to read this, thank you 👍
Amazing level of detail and craftmanship. Truly, thank you for sharing this.
Thank you, happy to read that 👍
ماشاء الله عليك مبدع كالعادة ، خليتني احب الموضوع واتابع كل اعمالك يعطيك الف عافيه وبإنتظار الجزء الثاني
Ibrahim Nasser تسلم يا برهوم
ان شاء الله قريبا الجزء الاخير 🌹🌹
bravo et félicitation et bon continuation je suis fière de vous. Bon travaille .
Merci d'avoir regardé et pour ton gentil commentaire! Je suis fier aussi d'avoir des gens comme vous qui regardent mes vidéos 🤝
I love your craftsmanship, beautiful work. But, the music was a little hypnotic 😢. I got through it and enjoyed watching you very much even without music❤. You really know how to use those Japanese pull saws, you make it look easy. Great work!
Thank you sir, sorry about the music 🤝
Amazing precision and very entertaining!
New to the channel, good work and it doesn't get better then Makita for power tools in my opinion...
💪🏻👍🏻🎩..
I'm so motivated to make my workbench...
Thank you and welcome buddy, so glad to hear that, and good luck with your build 🤝
beautiful, thank you
🤝
Nice work. I enjoyed watching.
🤝
Thanks for sharing I love work with hand tools too.best regards
Looks great, can’t wait to see the next part.
Thank you, it’s already published you can watch it on my channel! Enjoy 🌹
Just great! Thank you for sharing!
And Thank you for watching 🤝
Very neat the wood all sizes are separated n tidy .
Thank you 🤝
Amazing craftsmanship and skill. Very enjoyable to watch your bench come together.
Thank you 😊 appreciate it
Excelente, excelente. Muchas gracias por compartir. Me admira tu perfección y la delicadeza para trabajar la madera.
En hora buena.
gracias amigo, me alegro que hayas disfrutado del video y aprecio tu lindo comentario
Hi
I love your channel and I love your work
Amazing job
Thank you, it is my pleasure to know that 🤝
Macchinari stupendi, manualità appena sufficiente.
الله يعطيك العافيه، شغل متقن و جميل وعالاصول 👍🏽 والڤيديو عنيف جدا 😊
حبيب يعافيك
شكرا للطفك
ان شاء الله الفيديو القادم تكملة البنش
greetings Indonesian carpenter
Greetings mate 🤝
Excelente trabajo 👏en esto si los gringos nos dan un baile y quien no lo quiera reconocer es su problema 👍
gracias señor por mirar y por su lindo comentario 🤝
Love Makita tools!
Same here 👍
Too nice to be used.....It's a super job, magistral execution .TKS for kind sharing, Nico from ITA
Thank you Nicola, for your time and nice comment , I am happy that you enjoyed this video 🤝! I am using it now with care 😊
يعطيك الف عافية
شغل دقيق ورائع وجميل بالتوفيق يا رب
تسلم من لطفك عزيزي
Master Craftsman......
🤝❤️
That wood is absolutely beautiful, it must have cost a fortune ...I guess it's worth the joy working with it
Actually the wood I used is beechwood and cherry only for the deadman and the leg vise! It’s not very expensive but worth it for a workbench project.
Thank you for your comment 👍
@@TheWoodCrafter1 I know a ton of possible uses for beechwood and cherry! Not only for the deadman 😂Greetings from Germany!
@@AlexKoehler 😊 true 👍
Ese banco es para que lo utilicen unas 10 generaciones , de por vida , saludos desde Ecuador
😊 Gracias por mirar y por tu lindo comentario.
Excelente trabajo. Te felicito. 👍
ماشاءالله تبارك الله عليك
حياك الله اخي 🤝
جميل جدا جدا...فتح الله عليك من فضله
واياكم صديقي 🌹
كل الاحترام والشكر لك
Great work!!!!
Beautyful
So you are, thank you
Bestia viejo eres un monstruo te felicito es envidiable ese banco graciasssss mil
gracias amigo por tu dulce comentario 🤝
ان الله يحب إذا عمل أحدكم عملا ان يتقنه...او كما قال رسول الله.
طبقت السنه...وابدعت بالدقه وانجزت العمل...الله يسلم يديك.
رأفت الاسير.
جزاك الله خير يا ابو احمد 🌹
كل الاحترام
it's a very nice
ابو حكيم النجار Thank you sir 🌹
Take those gloves off bro DANGEROUS
Thank you for the advice ❤️
há execução do seu trabalho está excelente... um belo banco de trabalho!
obrigado por assistir e pelo seu comentário 🤝
شغل دقيق وجميل جداً، بالتوفيق
تحياتي لك وشكرا علي المشاهدة.
After watching this vlog I now understand why a work bench can cost thousands of dollars.
👍
الله يرزق كل هاوي زي عددك مشاء الله شي مرتب
امين 🤗 تحياتي لك وشكرا على المشاركة 👍
Good! But you should not work on circular saw using gloves. it's big big mistake. Take care of yourself!
Looked like he was using a guard for some of his cuts where he could. He’s probably very aware, but good on you for pointing it out in case he’s not. But based on the quality of his shop tools, and his woodworking skills I’m guessing he may have a condition where touching the stock irritates, or just gives him an unpleasant feeling (some neurological conditions make it painful to feel certain textures) but man that looks like it’s gonna be one hell of a table, bench or whatever he’s making. Just beautiful.
Yes, it's very unsafe to wear gloves or any jewelry while running any type of machinery.
Thank you for the comment, I thought I was protecting myself wearing gloves while using power tools.
Merci
Ótimo capricho 🤝
obrigada 🤝
Can I ask what are the clear jig you use for a straight cut it has magnets in it thanks steve 👨🏼🦽
kmtools.com/products/6-1-clear-urethane-katz-moses-magnetic-dovetail-jig-and-90-degree-crosscut-guide-now-with-bigger-stronger-magnets
@@TheWoodCrafter1 ok cheers Katz Moses one’s very much appreciated sir
Само дерево, и работа с ней, заслуживает особого уважения
ما شاء الله تبارك الله
Great work. What kind of wood?
Thank you
Beech and cherry
Si señor, La circular con el protector.. 👍
Si senor 😊
Before finishing you cleaned with denatured alcohol. Then you finished with a mixture of something???, tongue oil, and lacquer thinner. What is the something?
Yes, pure Tung oil and Minwax tung oil finish which is harder than tung oil alone, I think it is a mixture of tung oil and some kind of lacquer. You can use poly or lacquer alone! Just give the workbench some sort of protection.
Mega 😊❤
Csodálatos. A szakmából többet már nem érdemes tudni. (Wonderful. It is no longer worth knowing more about the profession.)
What is the name of your dwelling jig..
I would like to purchase one before attempting my bench. Thank you.
Search for Dowelmax the one that is made in Canada! Good luck with your build 👍
GRANDE
I like that jointer safety block. Where did you get it or what is it called?
Thx, if you mean the yellow gripping push block? Then this is the GRR-RIPPER 3D Pushblock for Table Saws, Router Tables, Band Saws, and Jointers by MICRO-JIG
@@TheWoodCrafter1 about 30 seconds in you are jointing some wood. Your jointer has the big arm contraption on it. That’s what I’m referring to.
@@WalterBuildsItAll Ok, yes this is a safety protection that came with the jointer, this is the standard one for Europe, in the USA they have a push block for protection that moves forward when pushing the wood forward, I think that the Europe design is safer but I am not sure if you can find it in the US. Hope this will help you. Thx
@@TheWoodCrafter1 that does seem more safe. I have the latter, being in the USA. Interesting work. The bench seems to be on the expensive side no? Do you do much hand tool work?
@@WalterBuildsItAll actually the wood cost is around 400$ + the 150 hours of work 🙂, I do some hand tools work whenever necessary but if machines can do the job faster and I have them then this is the way to go.
Hello, come to visit with people. It's very good. Skills.
Thank you 🤝 Maybe one day 🙂
great work, great video! the dowel pin jig that you used to bore the alignment pins to align the laminated pieces together, could you please identify the make and model of the jig and maybe where you purchased it? thank you!
Thank you 🤝
The dwelling jig is the dowelmax from Canada, model is “classic” just search the name and you should find all the info from where to buy.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Perfect! thank you! really enjoy your calm demeanor! everything is well thought out and deliberate. Keep the videos coming!
Thank you man, appreciate your nice comment and support 🤝
Beautiful work! I just discovered your channel, and I’ll probably spend hours watching. Do you ever disclose a supply list?
Thank you, I put some links for some of the tools I use if that can help
ما شاء الله عليك... مبدع
تسلم من لطفك وشكرا على المتابعة 🌹
Your doweling jig that spaces out accurately - where did you get that? Maker?
This is the Dowelmax, the original one made in Canada.
Can you please tell us which dowel jig you're using? thank you...
Sure thing, it’s the dowelmax! Made in Canada and it does a good job, hope this will help you.
Magnifique
Bravo
Merci 🙂, pour ton gentil commentaire et pour avoir regardé
Es madera de Haya?
conjetura correcta 👍
Отличная работа. А с какой вы страны?
Superb work! Woodworking ASMR
(What brand apron do you have? I like the simplicity of it.)
Thank you, search for the apron on Amazon under the name of ecoZen. Good luck
What brand of doweling jig is that?
Dowelmax, made in Canada, search the name and you should find it easily, 🤞
Exllente prof
Your jops.thanks
Those look to be TRUE 2x4's. Am I correct? Where can you get those?
Gotta buy bigger stock and make them yourself. Or at a saw mill
Can I ask about the jig you use at 5.02? Did you make it?
Sure thing, This jig is the dowelmax, the original one made in Canada! Google the name and you will find it. The one I have is the classic version. Good luck 👍
@@TheWoodCrafter1 thanks!
Any chance for a detailed plan for this beautiful table, bless the hands for making such beautiful table
Thank you for your nice comment, I don’t use plans sorry, the rest depends on the vise parts you will be using.
I will share the dimensions if this will help.
Blessings 🌹
The top thickness is 9 CM, workbench length is 160 CM, width is 58 CM, height is 85 CM, hope this will help. Had to make it small size as my workshop is 6 by 5 meters.
Thank you again for watching 👍
Please use a brush for the glue
Отличная работа👍, подскажите какую модель торцовочной пилы от Макита используете?
спасибо 🤝, я использую Makita LS1216 DXT
Good evening, I really like the workbench but I have no idea what dimensions it should have, I can't make it without knowing some dimensions.
Can you help me please?
Greetings from Romania!
Height X 87 CM
Width X 59 CM
Length X 170 CM as I am limited with space. But you can make it longer if you have space.
Good luck and thank you for your comment.
Who makes the dowel jig?
Dowelmax Canada.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 thanks! Great work
@@tragicvision775 thank you 🤝
Do you have some plans that you worked from?
Unfortunately I didn’t use any plans to make this bench, sorry for this time.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 beautiful work
Do you mind sharing the make / brand of your doweling jig ? It looks super solid
Sure thing, it is dowelmax from Canada, search for that and you will sure find it. Good luck 👍
يعطيك العافية
لو شرحت بالفيديو الخطوات كان افضل
اتمنى لك التوفيق
ان شاء الله في الجزء الثاني راح اشرح بالتفصيل
الله يعافيك
Poderia indicar uma referencia de onde comprar os esquadros combinados que me pareceram ser de 3" e 6" que aparecem no vídeo!? ( Could you indicate a reference of where to buy the combined squares that seem to be 3" and 6" that appear in the video!? ).
Please check the links in the video description and you will find them both, the combination square and the T- bevel square. Thank you
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Tive o cuidado de verificar em toda descrição do vídeo antes de perguntar, eles não aparecem! ( I was careful to check the entire description of the video before asking, they don't appear! )
@@ubiratanoliveira692 My fault sorry, updated now, thank you.
What is the use of the long square hole on the workbench ?
This is optional, I made another video showing the benefits of the square hole in the middle, you can check part 2, it is transcribed in English.
ua-cam.com/video/ooeOQOaJfLo/v-deo.htmlsi=HZ27zuZ_5ll-LU70
@TheWoodCrafter1 I am full of stupid questions after seeing all the workmanship that goes in to the Bench it's self ! Someone took the time to explain what those holes are used for ! 🥸😵💫 next they are going to show to me what nails and a hammer are used for !!!! Wow 😂
Ого! Добре, коли матеріалу багато.
Thanks for sharing the build! what's the dowling jig you use @05:02?
Thank you for your comment, this is the dowelmax jig, made in Canada, search for it and you will find all the info and how from where to buy.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 awesome - I appreciate the fast reply. If you don't mind sharing: what version did you get?
@@AssafOppenheimer The 10 mm classic
@@TheWoodCrafter1 I’m just about to order one (thanks to you). I just want to ask if the work you are doing in the video required any accessories? Or did you buy the classic as is?
@@AssafOppenheimer Good luck Assaf, yes the classic one has all things you need, I think it is on sale now, amzn.to/3jsff4q
What are the gloves for?
You don’t need to use them!
@@TheWoodCrafter1 whew, thanks
Actually wearing gloves is not recommended when using machinery, I developed this bad habit when handling rough lumber to avoid sharp wood splinters, but I am getting rid of it now. Thank you for pointing that out.
@@richardmckrell4899 nice songs you have though 👍
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Thanks I appreciate it
I can see that you are in the country of Jordan? Your tape measure has numbers I recognize. Is that something you ordered from the US or Europe or do you guys use the same number system and symbols that we do in the US?
🙂 almost everything you will see on my channel is imported from the US, Europe and Japan! carpenters here unfortunately don’t use the techniques nor the tools that I am using.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Interesting. Do you do any "traditional" Jordananian carpentry? I'm curious how it's different.
I have never been at any local carpenters shop and I am not interested to, except for big woodworking companies that use huge machinery for kitchen making you can consider today’s small woodworking shops as inferior, this craft is dying here, people seek cheap ikea stuff and so.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 How did you learn wood working? Just on your own through videos and books?
@@ChristopherSalisburySalz you can assume that 👌
Hello!
Do you have plans for this workbench?
Hello,
Actually I have built this bench without plans, only I used imagination and a measuring tape! If you have any questions please ask I will try to help.
😘😘
With your choice of woods, approximately how much did you end up paying for the lumber if you don't mind, definitely looking at building one myself when I have the funds for it 😀
Thx for your comment! The cost for lumber is around 400$, good luck with your build 👍
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Is that $400 of your countries dollars or $400 US dollars? I don't even know what money you guys use. I did, however, go on a few dates with a woman from Jordan. 😁
@@ChristopherSalisburySalz 400 US dollars, few dates means it did end up shortly 🙂
With the amount of glue you are using, you could build at least two workbenches ;)
🙂👌