MY First Outfeed Assembly Table.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- THE TIME HAS COME to build the outfield table!!
my goal was to build this as budget friendly as possible but still maximize the storage and usability
in part 2 we will build drawers and do the final touches. subscribe so you don't miss it!
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Nice to see someone on UA-cam using materials that most of us can afford.
ballin on a budget out here!
sure a sawstop is pratically free
@@Looyenss touche. but is cheaper than cutting my fingers off.
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Great job.
Really liking the "talking in the shop while building" vs just a voiceover
Awesome! Thank you
Fantastic job! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for sharing Sam. Looking really good.
Thanks for watching!
Dead nuts. The most critical unit of measure in DIY.
Well at least with all the re-dos you get to play with your new saw more.
Put wheels on the old out feed table. Use it for assembly or to stage parts as you fabricate them. Wheel it out of the way when you need the space. Nice build Sam!
I'm usually anti wheels on stuff but I think you might be right on this one.
Awesome Sam,,, keep it up!!
Looks great, my suggestion is a formica top on outfeed?
Hey Sam - I've been wondering and curious as to why you're not collabing with Malecki anymore; I always enjoyed the banter and shenanigans and figured I'd ask.
Awesome work.
Looks awesome, great job. One suggestion for laminating the mdf sheets. I tend to cut one finished size, and the second one an 1inch or so oversized. Then come back with a flush trim bit to even the edges up. That gives you a lot of room for error when lining them up.
Good tip! I feel dumb for not thinking that....
I really missed you when you left John. His channel isn’t the same anymore. The chemistry between you, Jordan, and John really worked (at least in the videos). Anyway, I’m glad you have your own channel now. Keep up the great work and I wish you all the success moving forward!
thank you!!
@bareknuckle6721-- Totally agree. Keep up the great work, Sam!
Lookin good Sam! I was thinking the same thing about notching the corner when you were laying out that curved cut. That would have been a lot of work for very little return AND the remaining small piece between the saw and the pipe probably would have broken off eventually anyway. Can't wait to see the final product!
I know I have a jig saw around here somewhere. if only I knew where.
Looks good for the space you have brotha 🫡
You did an awesome job. Makes me want to rebuild my out feed table now
Nice work Sam! Are you thinking about building tablesaw jig/ blade storage under the table saw as well ? Just a couple ideas. Looks like you have a great plan.
Yes I think so. Just gotta figure out what that will look like
PART 1 was so COOWL!!! It became so incredibly nice so far already!!!
appreciate you.
Nice work, keep on grinding
Sam, if I still lived in the Burgh I would volunteer my time to help you out and learn at the same time!! Sorry bro but Florida called!!!
I don't think you'll have much room for outfeed if you do the router table in the back. It's only a couple feet to the wall. I think putting it in the large side area would give you the most maneuverability. Looks great BTW!
Or just a separate rolling cabinet altogether, so he can roll it into position for larger pieces, and leave it over near a wall for smaller pieces.
good call. need to think about that more before I cut a big hole in my new table
When you had the toekick level but too high, that was the perfect moment to scribe it to the floor. Just lay a pencil on a piece of 3/4 on the floor and run it along the sides of the toekick.
I considered this. the concern was there's a good chance of me rearranging the shop or someday outgrowing it. didn't want to lock myself into that spot.
Good stuff man! I need to build something similar in the not too distant future and this definitely inspires.
Might I suggest attaching your outfeed table to your saw with just a couple screws/bolts?
Have you thought about doing the Amazon affiliate thing? I like supporting creators by buying parts you guys use and link. That way I could get my own leveling feet and maybe you get a couple bucks?
Added it! I just forgot to ad that when I uploaded
I'm designing my outfeed table right now and am stoked to see yours. But why aren't we talking about that unicycle?
Hell yes Sam! Loving the shop build out!
thank you thank you
Sam, long time fan, don't know why it took you so long to start making video again, hope our shops grow together
You continue to encourage. From a big well furnished shop to your garage is no small feat mentally. But in many ways it is a blessing as you get to enjoy the journey of creating your own space with your own assets and tools. Keep em coming sam
Not having the nice and easy way to do stuff make it hard to be motivated to build sometimes, knowing the fast better way to do it
Sam keep them coming to the best of your ability. We have all missed out on you since you left John’s.
Hi Sam
Just found your channel and have subscribed.
I understand this video completely! Built an outfeed table years ago and haven't settled on a rebuild design yet, maybe one day.
Watching your light video next because the fluros I have aren't very good for video.
Take care
One Handed Maker - Australia
Awesome, thank you!
Really stepping up your editing game!
I appreciate that!
Man I command you. You do what all of use are doing. Working in a one care garage trying to make a shape. Keep up the great work I'm inspired to go forth in my cluttered garage 😅
Wow, thanks!
I love your out feed/assembly table! It’s going to be sweet once everything comes together!
I think so too!
Great work Sam, keep up the content. We all understand the struggle!
Dude that’s an awesome build. Looks like it’s gonna work great for you as your shop grows.
You make me want to build stuff. Great video, keep them coming
yes! build something awesome!!
1:43 Success! And... Done! See you next week!
THANK YOU. ILL BE HERE ALL NIGHT. DON'T FORGET TO TIP YOUR WAITRESS.
Looking great Sam can’t wait to see it finished
Looks awesome man! Really enjoy seeing "regular guy" projects. Speaking from experience, you may consider a 1/2 - 3/4" hardwood edge band on the top. I did melamine over ply on mine and with a month already had chipping from stuff bumping into.
croc's the foot wear of Toe smashing tools it's all the rage with the young kids these days. lol.
Love your vids man! Including your thought process as much as you do is incredibly valuable to me as a new maker. I need the "why" as much as I need the "how" and you do an amazing job of it :)
Awesome, thank you!
Great job, Sam! 💪 Nicely done!
Man I know you already added finish on top… but consider using India Ink on that MDF, if you get another project (miter station or such). For whatever reason, MDF takes India Ink EXTREMELY well, and it looks surprisingly great with a coat of poly on top!
I love this idea. going to have to get some to try it out. maybe I'll do it to the old table that's all stained and gross. might freshen it up.
fabri-cobble! love it need that on t-shirt!
that's a John Malecki line. and he does have it on a t-shirt!
I feel your pain Sam, put it together, then take it apart, then put it together, AGAIN. Live and Learn. If you don't make mistakes, you ain't trying.
Very nice project! I can’t see a router table working on the out feed table. The direction of usage will be towards the wall. You could replace the left side cast iron wing with a sawstop router wing. But that cost some cash lol. More vids!!!!
well shoot. never thought about doing the insert on the left of the saw. only seen them on the right side. that would work great!
Great build Sam! Inspiring me to go back and do my router table that has been ready to build for about 6 months. One recommendation that I have heard from at least a few woodworkers (like Jason Hibbs over at Bourbon Moth) add a Formica Laminate on the top of your Melamine and you will have a damn near indestructible surface for a good long while. Glue doesn't adhere well to it, so it's easy to get off with a paint scraper. And it's a really nice surface to slide work across.
Second suggestion is to continue your cross cut guide on into the out feed, so that you can push pieces all the way through without running the runner into the out feed table.
I looked into Formica for the top and to be honest I'm just scared to try it. and I was being cheap. when this to gets destroyed ill likely make that upgrade. I will be doing the miter slots soon! I just wanted to get a part 1 video out for y'all before it takes me 6 months to finish this thing
I get it. Yeah I think since you’ve done the contact adhesive on the two pieces of mdf, you’ll have no problem doing the same for Formica. Looking forward to more videos as they come out. I’m enjoying watching someone build out their new shop with a reasonable budget.
Just found your channel! I always loved your project on the three builds and getting a down to earth wood workers perspective!
Side question, what type and size of plywood are you using? Looking to make shop furniture without breaking the budget!
Cant wait to see more projects from you subbed
Really like the basic design. Toe-kick and boxes plus you left room for dust collection.
Yes! Thank you!
Hey Sam, the algorithm suggested your content to me and I recognized you from Malecki's channel and have been following along a little. Been following along but can't help but wonder, what happened over there?
was time for me to move on and do my own thing.
Looks great, I think you made the right decision in making the new outfeed table. Much more specific to what you want to use it for vs converting a table to an outfeed.
How come you used contact cement instead of normal glue? Does it have to do with how MDF reacts to wood glue vs contact cement?
I'll be honest. it just felt like the right call. I don't really know if it's better than just using wood glue.
@@SamGreenMaker Fair enough! Maybe you added some anti-vibration function into the table now haha. Great glue to use though.
Hey…ever thought about getting a dust collector? I kid, I kid.
What’s that for?
Thumbs up because I heard the term dead nuts
Very nice and well thought out. What type of mask are you using?
The theme here seems to be, “I’ll just figure this out on the fly. Oh, wait, I didn’t think it through and screwed up the math. Guess I’ll just waste a bunch of time and material doing it over.”
Routers table in a weird spot
None of us think you’re losing your mind in the garage by yourself… we all assumed you lost it years ago and were along for the ride!
Sam, nice work. What did you use to seal the top of the mdf?
Polyurethane
Nice video Sam! Love the content! What's the end goal for your shop? Will you be making a furniture business and quitting your job?
thank you! I think the goal is to get back to making high end furniture. as far as my day job. not in any real rush to leave. really love that job, just having fun in the garage and sharing it
Why does everyone hate on pocket holes?
Since your not working for John anymore and this is not your 9 to 5 what are you doing for full time work.
Coffee roaster!
What was the white liquid you rolled onto the MDF?
just some polyurethane I think its a matte or satin finish.
What was the white stuff you put on the table top?
it was polyurethane. Sorry should have explained that
Why contact cement?
now that I think about it. I don't have a good answer. just felt like the right call. no really science to back that up.