How to Build a Workbench. Easy, Cheap & Sturdy 😁
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2013
- How to Build a Workbench. Build this Cheap, Sturdy Workbench for your Garage. A workbench is a must for your garage or shed. When it comes to building a workbench l needed to satisfy three criteria. The workbench was required to be tough, cheap to build (second hand or reclaimed materials are fine. It doesn't have to look pretty as pretty soon it is going to be trashed) and sturdy enough to take a beating without falling to bits.
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Never built a thing in my life before (I'm 61) but today thanks to this video I have a brand new self built workbench in my garage.Still trying to get my head around the fact that I actually did it... thanks Shane!!!
That's fantastic mate! So glad l could help out :-)
Yea I love the feeling that comes from seeing something we made or using something we made, every time we do something with that thing that we made!
Per Shop would love to see a pic of your final work!
I've been doing this for about 1 1/2-2years and having a blast!😁 And you're right,there's nothing like the pride of making something yourself and the wife telling you did a great job and very proud of you.I remember the first time my great wife told me that.Especially when she showed her friends on of my finished projects with a smile.
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Almost a decade on and this is still my favorite workbench to build! Thanks for all the great content! Love it!
My pleasure Josh! Glad you liked it mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I"ve seen probably 10 make a workbench videos, and this one is by far the best.
Nelson Whipple same here ! Gonna start building in couple days
Man it really is! I just bought a house, and am more of a mechanic than a wood worker, but would still love a strong, functional workbench to lay parts on etc. I've been studying up on videos for a few days, trying to get ideas on what I want to make, and this is by far the simplest video I've seen yet!
Even 7 years later this how-to video still is one of the better ones I found. Simple, sturdy and doable for a beginner.... #simpleworkbench
The only thing I don’t like is the screws in the top of the ply.... he could’ve used a pocket jig to screw it from the bottom. Also, he went through the trouble of lap joining the top, then why not cut out the laps for shelves as well??
@@43braden yes, same as i thought. The bench is great and well done! But I wouldn’t glue the top ply on it. And screw from beneath. But that’s a thing everybody can adjust as he she it likes. We are all capable of think by ourselves.
Gotta love this guy for reminding "it's not plugged in" In almost his every video, one of the best woodworking youtuber I love
And I just realize it was 7 years ago video, what a consistency
👍😁.....Cheers mate...appreciatethe feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
Just built the workbench. It came out great thank you!
I've been looking at work bench videos all morning for ideas on the bench I'm about to build and I choose yours!!!
Great bench, great video and greater host!!!
That bench is MacDaddy
Thanks Premiersharpening. Good luck with the bench! Cheers :-)
Thanks Ali. I appreciate your time. Cheers mate
No worries Juan. Glad you liked it. Give it a go. I'd love to see the end product. Cheers mate
Built this for my shop. Easy to follow and a great result! as the title says, Cheap, easy and sturdy. Thank you sir!
No worries at all mate....glad you liked it 👍😁🇦🇺
You’re awesome! So many details and you explain everything, even have all the info in the description! Exactly what I’ve been trying to find, thank you so much for this.
No worries Jewls!....glad you found it useful 👍😁
I made this workbench last weekend and it turned out great--thank you so much for your videos. For a newbie to woodwork so many videos overwhelm me with the complicated steps, but you break everything down so simply and yet build things right.
Awesome!...really appreciate the feedback Lisa and well done on the bench 👍😁🇦🇺
G'day TheBearwithchainsaw. Thanks mate for checking out the video. Much appreciated. Cheers
Nice one Shane. A great, study workbench with really clear instructions. I made it pretty much like the video. I did use 30mm ply for the top which makes it a little more solid but also allowed me to screw it from below through the frame with 100mm screws (also recessed 15mm or so into the frame so the screws ran about 25mm into the ply) so that I didn't have screw heads showing / interrupting the smooth surface of the work top. Turned out really well. Thanks very much for all the ideas, Shane.
Well done Hamish! Sounds like you did a great job mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I think this is the best bench I've seen on UA-cam!
Daniel Wiley Appreciate that Daniel. Glad you like it and thanks for taking the time to leave me some feedback. Cheers mate
G'day RiteSedFred. Thanks mate. Appreciate the comment. Cheers
Thanks Andrew. Mate, l had a brief thought of putting on some lockable wheels as l've seen a lot of guys do it, but then l decided against it as l really don't need to move it. Where it is now is where she's going to stay. Thanks for the comment. Cheers
You are an exceptional instructor Shane! You clearly illustrate the hows and whys of the process, making it very easy to asborb. As a high school teacher, you inspire me!
Hey thanks for that Patrick! I'm glad you found it useful. Cheers mate :-)
The video is awesome. I put this together based on the example provided and it came out perfect. Since that day, i've probably spent about $1000 at home depot since i can't stop building stuff now......
My wife thanks you. Not really.
This is the best and most straight forward tutorial on UA-cam..! Actually helping with DIY :) Thankyou Uncle knackers
👍👍....No worries at all Hayden!....Thanks for the comment mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks Andy. I'm sure yours turned out great. The drawers idea is something that l may have a crack at in the future. Cheers mate.
I've just completed this as my first woodworking project, and I love it! Great video! I modified mine slightly by adding a second shelf & putting it on wheels, and I'm really pleased with it. Couldn't have done it without this brill video, thanks Uncle Knackers!!
That's awesome mate👍 Well done and thanks for watching 😁👍🇦🇺
You have a gift of teaching in such a direct manner.You seem to relay your ideas and methods with such clarity and understanding,Things that may seem complicated to most is now simple as butter on toast.
Thanks to you we can now obtain "MasterKnacker" skills
from the one and only ........."THE TOOLER RULER"!!!!!!!!!!. Thank you Sir.
It's because he talks to you like you're a kid.
Just watched a ton of 'how to's' for making benches. This is the one for me. The fact that you're crazy swung the decision for me. Good crazy of course.
I appreciate his eccentricities myself.
I merged your video with another and the result was a great toolbench. Love the notching of the leg tops to get the crossbeams flush. Thank you!
Very, very helpful! Thanks so much for both the video and the list of parts and dimensions. I have been looking at buying a workbench but they are way over-priced and flimsy. This is affordable and with the help of your video, fairly simple to put together. I will be building this soon. Thanks so much!
Thanks for that Kevin and good luck with the bench. Cheers mate. :-)
Thanks for the feedback Kevin and good luck with the bench. Cheers mate.
the best workbench plans and step by step videos I found were in the *mysecretblueprints. com* vault. materials and supply list are perfectly laid out
I've looked at a lot of these designs, and this is by the far the best so far. Good fundamentals!
Thanks for that Kerrigan. Cheers
the best workbench plans and step by step videos I found were in the *mysecretblueprints. com* vault. materials and supply list are perfectly laid out
shaneconlan1 Just to update, I built my bench following the ideas here, its not exactly the same since my garage is wicked unlevel, but I managed to build in a spot for the chopsaw and a backsplash that can hold a few tools I use a lot. Thanks again, I think I've found a new hobby when it isn't freezing cold in Minnesota.
Can I make a suggestion? A whole lot of my friends are having babies and it would be fun to try and make a reclaimed changing table or something like that. Thanks for the great videos again.
Kerrigan M Well done on the bench Kerrigan and thanks for the idea re the baby change table. Cheers
the best workbench plans and step by step videos I found were in the *mysecretblueprints. com* vault. materials and supply list are perfectly laid out
Good stuff Henry. Would love to see the end product when you're done. Cheers mate
I really enjoy your "vintage" videos - good advise everywhere. Is that Dewalt Mitersaw the same as the one who lost it's life by "accident" in the recent Lego-video 😍💥😍 ?
Hahahahaha.....very well spotted mate 👍👍 You'll be pleased to know that the saw is now off life support 😂
Great video, very well explained, lots of care taken and a parts list to boot, true sign of craftsmanship !
Appreciate the comment Polla :-)
El tipo es loco pero sabe lo que hace
Shane, mate, just wanted to say how good this video is. I used it 4 years ago to build my work bench, with the checkouts. Talk about strong joints. Since 2016 that bench has been stood on, bashed, hammered, belted, banged into walls (and cars... oops), you name it, and it's still as solid as the day it was made. Bloody good on ya cobber! I'm so glad I found your vid back in the day.
Good stuff Jamie! Thanks for that mate....the bench is a rippa!.....mine is still going strong....good as the day it was built apart from the obvious wear and tear damage from wayward saws etc 😂 Have a good one mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I'm about to build my first wood project using this video. Love when I find an Aussie to relate to and follow. Great stuff mate
G'day Brodee...good luck with the bench mate...it's pretty simple but does the job really nicely 👍🇦🇺😁
I've been watching a lot of your videos lately. Good stuff!
Thanks Jay, and like l've mentioned before, anyone reading this, make sure you check Jays channel out for some really good woodworking and DIY Tips. Cheers mate
Jay Bates, this guys is great. So are you my friend. I'm actually down under right now in Australia. Would love to meet him actually.
So I’m looking to replace my benches 🤔 . . . .
@@diyforknuckleheads could you just use pocket hole screws on the corners of your 45s
Awesome project dear mate. You fixed so many screws and bolts which lead it expensive a bit. I am in a process of building one for my daily jobs not that fancy yours one is but I am trying to make it as cheap as possible. I would upload a video of my way and procedure when I would be closed to the job. Regards,
Thanks LearningZone and good luck with your bench. Cheers
I finally found what for me is the best design for a workbench, thanks for sharing your videos, Greetings from Mexico
*jm
Well Uncle Knacker, I am back to revisit this Awesome Video. Becoming entirely tired of the builder who constructs benches utilizing butt joints relying on screws or bolts to bear the weight of the boards. I built my first ever workbench a few years ago at my old apartment I. Biddeford, Maine. I have once again moved, requiring me to build another workbench. The joinery utilized here is phenomenally strong. I also intend to 3 May 2018, to build and overhead bin storage area atop the workbench. Thanks so much again, for posting this video. These joints are ridiculously strong. Lee From Norway,Maine.
Hi Lee, thanks for coming back to revisit the video! Yeah it's pretty good workbench. Mine is still going strong and l love it. Good luck with yours and with the overhead bin. I'm sure it will turn out great! Have a good one mate 👍😁
TIP: When using wood screws to join two pieces of wood together.
Drill the pilot-hole in one piece of wood a tad wider than the diameter of the screw, so that it slides right through. Now offer up the second piece behind the first and clamp them together. The screw will pull that second piece of wood really tight ...no real need for glue. This works well with both hard and soft wood.
8:25 Benny Hill time baby!
HAHAHH. It sounds just like it:-)
I have been looking for days to find my first project to do and yours is by far the best I found here.
You keep it simple and affordable and I am so happy you use metric.
I am looking forward to start and please keep posting new projects and videos!
Thanks Gauthier and good luck with your bench. Cheers
Best workbench design I have found so far. And this guy's instruction is simple and straight forward. I built this bench in just a couple hours with some 2X4 lumber I had laying around. Bought the plywood for the top at Home Depot and they cut it down to size for free right there at the store. Thanks to the gentleman who did this video.........OUTSTANDING!
That's fantastic Lloyd! Glad you found the video useful and well done on the build. Cheers 👍😁
I like your videos mate - you come across slightly nuts and that's my demographic.
President??? When did they hold the election? How could I have missed it?
Well, since you're President and all, let me plead with you not to raise taxes on Uncle Knacker's videos. I'd go broke if you did, mate.
Very nice and strong........ HOWEVER... You should never glue the top down to the frame. Screws are more than enough to hold that top down. If you ever need to replace that top because of damage or spills or whatever the case may be it will be much easier to remove it just by removing the screws. It would be a fiasco to remove it if it's glued down.
Danny Herrera i say man...millimetre ka??? No inci...
Well yes and no. If you did need to replace the top some day you could always just put another on the top.
Yeah Jon Jon, it makes a great ping pong table as well as a handy weights bench hahhah. Thanks for taking the time to watch mate. Cheers
I've watched one workbench video after another, but this is I think is the best. I love the simplicity of it. I really like the way the way you made the legs bear the weight of the rails and table top. Simple but genius! And, the trim around the edges gives it a very nice aesthetic appearance. Brilliant!
That's great Tkay! Glad you liked it and thanks for taking the time to leave me some feedback. Cheers 👍😁
Created a mock up of the bench you presented here in SketchUp so I could figure out how much material I needed.
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Then over the weekend I built it!
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This video was great and helped me out a lot!!! Keep up the good work.
Awesome Chris! Well done mate!
wish i could use Sketchup
But I don't have a workbench to make a workbench!!
The ultimate dilemma :-)
I know you're just joking but in case someone else actually does have this concern, one of the first fun things to make for a new wood-working hobbyist is a pair of saw horses!
Along with some kind of plyboard table top, that can serve as a temp (or maybe semi-permanent) work station for a while till you get your own table like this one, made up!
Cheers Phil. Good tip mate. Thanks for that.
After watching this video about 10 times, I finally decided to make my won bench, although very slightly modified, and it's turned out great! So happy with it!
Love your videos and channel mate!
Also great having a fellow Aussie to watch and learn from! 😎👍🇦🇺
Cheers mate and well done on the bench! Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks for the comment Lloyd. Maybe you can 45 the next one you do? Appreciate your support mate. Cheers
Been planning to build bench for ages and been looking at lots of different ones on UA-cam , your bench is by far the best for my wood working skills , you keep it simple without compromising on quality ..... great tip knackers 👍🏻
👍....Cheers mate....it is a very simple bench but it works really well....thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Built this workbench today as per your video and I'm really happy with how it turned out so thanks for all your very informative, easy to follow videos!! I'll be making a lot more stuff now and visiting salvage yards a lot more in the future!! Keep up the great work Shane.
Well done David! Thanks for the feedback as well mate...much appreciated and all the best with the upcoming projects 👍😁
Best cheap and easy workbench I've seen so far. This is the base I'm gonna make for my 4'x4' torsion box top.
Thanks John...glad you liked it mate 👍👍....and good luck with yours as well 👍😁
Cheers OnfloorAudio. Appreciate the comment. Cheers mate
All your build videos are great! Can't wait for more (I've seen all your previous videos) . I am an outside machinist in the worlds greatest shipyard (in my opinion) nearing retirement and woodworking is a good hobby. Please keep them coming!
Karl Emond Thanks Karl. Glad you like them mate. Cheers
Incredible... I can't stop watching your videos.... Thanks for your tips!!
+Paolo Allegrezza Glad you like them Paolo! Thanks for watching, l really appreciate it. Cheers
Mate, l've got a few things in the pipeline. You'll just have to wait and see:) Stay tuned. Cheers
LOVE the design for the legs! Super sturdy and easy too!
Thanks for the comment Treble the Husky. Cheers
I've watched at least a dozen videos on bench builds, yours was one of the best. Despite not using Imperial measurements I picked up some great tips. I have been accused of over building but now see there are others of the same persuasion. Would like to see more of your builds.
G'day Thomas.....yeah mate, it's a pretty solid table. Mine is still going strong after many years of continual use. Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the feedback...very much appreciated. Just letting you know that the Plans that l supply have Imperial measurements as well as Metric. Cheers 👍👍
Thanks Shane, I searched back to find this as I am going to make a folding bench that I can store but bring outside when a project is a bit dirty for the garage (I keep my vehicles in the garage and it’s a nuisance trying to keep it all clean ) I particularly like the post and rail build for strength. Cheers
Glad it was helpful George👍👍 Mate....the bench is as solid as a rock....you won't be disappointed 😁🇦🇺😁
Thank you for sharing your project. Love this one, easy and budget.
No worries Sichao...glad you liked it mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺🎄
I built this bench for my garage in 2015. So impressed, Im doing another for my new workshop. Brilliant video Uncle Knackers. Thank you...from South Holland. Yosser Hughes
Good stuff Yosser! I'm glad you liked the design. I use mine nearly everyday and it's still going great guns. Thanks for the feedback mate :-)
This was incredibly useful. I looked up a few different videos so I could get different workbench ideas, and this was by far the best workbench layout. Thanks for the idea and the video. I just made mine this morning!
+Tommy Schmidt Thanks Tommy. Glad you liked it and l appreciate the comment. Cheers mate :-)
Been needing to build a bench for my shed and out of all the vids i've watched so far this seems the simplest and cheapest. Once this bloody lockdown finishes and i can get some 4x2 i'll be building one. Cheers mate.
Good luck with it Is.....you'll really like it! Cheers mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you for sharing. Appreciate the explanations for those who are not well-versed in woodworking. Again, thanks!
Good stuff KK! Thanks for the feedback. Cheers😁
Hi 562392. Not a problem. Thanks for the comment. Much appreciated.
Wow ...Love it New to woodworking and will be making this bench ...thanks
Steve
This is the best way to build a workbench and the strongest one on youtube. THANKYOU....
Thanks for that Carlos. I'm glad you liked the bench. Cheers mate.
Cheers Uncle Knackers! Built this workbench over the weekend. It was my first woodworking project and it turned out great! I had to redo one of the leg checkouts as I didn't make enough cuts and was too rough with the chisel, easily fixed and that's how we learn right :)
Good stuff Cameron. It's very satisfying when it all comes together. Cheers mate.
Cheers for making this video mate
It helped me so much when it came to building my own work bench!
I've watched many YT videos about building different workbenches, but this is the design I always go to. Strong, cheap, and easy to build. I've just modified the design for my needs. The core design stays the same. Cheers!
No worries Mbmoney...glad you found the design useful. Cheers 👍👊
Hi Sam. When doing a large project like a workbench when it's bolted and screwed together, glue isn't necessary. You can glue however if you want to. Cheers mate and thanks for watching.
My first video of his and I love this guy already! I am by far no pro, but I do love projects & building things. He is very detailed and love this workbench style!
Cheers M.B! Glad you liked the vid and thanks for taking the time to watch 👍 Hope you can stick around for more to come 👍😁🇦🇺
I'm from Central California, where the oranges and walnuts are grown. I'm a 71 year old great grandma, and I love woodworking. I love your humor and your DIY content. I'm in the process of redoing my kitchen, and I will definitely be using a great many of your ideas. Thank you so much. I am a woodworking Knucklehead for sure.
That's awesome Pamela! Well done on getting out there and having a go 👍👍 Good luck with the kitchen Reno....l'm sure it'll turn out great 👍😁🇦🇺
fantastic bench Shane. Too good to use as a workbench mate.
Life changing video. Watched and followed this 2 years ago and now after using this method to build a workbench in a horsebox that i then sold coffee from.
I now have a shop and a micro bakery
Awesome! Well done Alex 👍😁🇦🇺
The trim piece along both the top and bottom sides really shows you went the extra mile... Looks Great!
A terrific example of a strong and easy to build workbench....thanks and well done!
Awesome! Thanks for that Jerry...l really appreciate the feedback mate 👍😁
Love your work, encouragement and enthusiasm.
👍😁...Thanks Martin! Glad you liked the video mate and thanks for watching 👍😁
Excellent plans, mate. Just finished up mine, cheers!
Thanks for that OnFloorAudio.
This is the best video I I have found on youtube on how to build a great work bench.
So much detail. When I can convince the wife I won't destroy the house I want to build this
Thanks for that Rodney. Appreciate the comment mate and good luck with the bench. Cheers
Thanks Carlo. Good luck with your Guitar building course. Cheers mate.
I like it for a standard light weight work bench and you were very through in detailing the work to build it. Thanks!
No worries Mark....glad you liked it mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Outstanding!
SemperFi
Just found your channel. Thank you for making something for knuckleheads like me! People who don't have unlimited funds or massive workshops. You're a life saver.
No worries at all Mark! I'm glad you found the Channel and thanks for the feedback👍 I hope you can stick around as there are plenty more to come 😁
Easy to understand- simple and strong. Thanks!
Thanks Sean. Appreciate the comment mate. Cheers
This was a fantastic project for our family to try
It come out a treat, looks a little rustic but it's all about time with my family.
Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them all
That's awesome! Craig 👍 Well done on the bench mate.....rustic is character....right up my alley 👍😁🇦🇺
Yes, very creatively done, strong and stable...yet practical in design. TQ for sharing.
Thanks for your comment Muhammad. Cheers
Seen many videos on building a workbench, yours is the best by far! Thank you.
Awesome!...thanks for that Maria👍👍....glad you liked it and l really appreciate the feedback 👍👍😁🇦🇺
I absolutely love this video. Such great techniques for beginners like myself and explained to build confidence and knowledge.
Glad it was helpful Stuart and thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺🎄🎄
I have watched this video about 20 times and will probably watch it 20 more lol. Thanks so much for taking the time to do this video. I went to Lowe's and bought all the materials and it came to $76.00, can't wait to start making it but the temperature has been below zero here in NJ so hopefully soon. Thanks again, I really enjoyed the knowledge you have in woodwork.
Good stuff Keith....glad you liked the vid mate and all the best with your bench! I'm just about to go for a dip in the pool....pretty hot over here. Cheers 👍😁
Great video just started building my mitre saw stand using this approach. I did the cutouts on all 4 of my legs at the same time, made it easier to keep the saw stable, and also faster. Also start the cuts from the end moving in I did it the other way the first time and it came out ugly much more stable cuts out to in. Thanks Shane!
No worries at all Taylor! Sounds like yours turned out great...well done mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I absolutelutely love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and talent with us.
Thanks Bobby. I really appreciate your comment mate. Cheers
One of the better workbench builds I've seen watched on UA-cam thanks
Glad you found it useful mate 👍😁
Hey Knackers, just wanted to let you know that a while back I used this design to build a set of shelves for the shed. I just ran the inside stick of the leg the full height and the outside piece spaced and supported the rails. We sold the house recently and I had to leave it there, it was a tank. The aliens will find it when they're searching through the rubble in a thousand years. They'll have to leave it too. Thanks mate, continuing to enjoy your videos and inspiration. Cheers!
Hahahahaha....good work mate....built to last 👍👍 Thanks for watching the vids 👍😁🇦🇺
I've been looking for a video for a beginner like myself to use as a guide and inspiration for making my own workbench. I just found it! Cheers. I've seen other videos but your video was much easier to follow. What's more, you speak!
Glad I could help Fred! 👍👍🇦🇺😁
Mate your videos are the best! Been binge watching em haha. Finally an Aussie DIY UA-camr, makes measurements a whole lot bloody easier!
Glad you like them Parveez! Yeah there aren't to many of us out there mate using metric😊 Have a good one mate and thanks form watching 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I love how at the end he made little playful scenes on the bench and showed this own stuff on it. This bench is awesome and I’ll definitely try to build it but maybe a little shorter, but thanks for the great design!
No worries at all Corben! Glad you liked it mate and good luck with yours. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Made this bench today. Turned out great. Cheers!
Excellent! Well done on the bench Skelerang and thanks for letting me know...cheers 😁🇦🇺👍
Good build. Nice job. Did a similar joint on my wife's foot when it fell off her wooden leg, bolted it as well.. 'Arr! t' be sure'. Anyhoo! great video