Looking great! Love Paul's videos and work methods. He is the balance to the crazy woodworking channel out there. Love his commonsense approach. Great Job. He surely is an inspiration to new wood workers as well as your review! Its a doable thing and you have proven him right!
That's a beautiful workbench and it looks very tidy. I'm currently watching Paul's workbench series and am hoping to make one soon. I'll be over the moon if I end up with something half as good as this! Well done, you should be proud.
Beautiful job! Sellers is an inspiration all around. I'll be interested to see what more you do. I'm finishing up remodeling my house. When it's done I want to start learning to do some real woodworking and Sellers is who I look to for that.
Very Nice, like the 2 Vices. Did I hear you say that you're making some Honey Bee Equipment for your son. I'm a 2 year Bee Keeper and have made most of the hive boxes. Again Nice Job. Mike from Courtright, Ontario, 🇨🇦
Hi Michael. The bee hives are on hold temporarily as I have been roped in for some DIY. My son has an old farmhouse and there is a lot of oak in the house. I have just finished building an oak frame for a partition wall - the oak will be expose so I used rough sawn oak and then weathered it. It looks great! I used mortice and tenon joints and oak pegs in the joints to draw them together.
Well, I must say, you've done an amazing job on your 1st ever workbench! I wish mine came out near as well. I'm especially jealous of the very smooth opening and closing of your vises ... mine must be out of alignment. What was your secret creating parallel rails? Very well executed and all parts appear to be completely square to each other. Well done indeed!
Hi Sue. Thanks for your comments. I can't recall having any problems fitting the vices other than some careful measuring before I drilled the holes for the guide bars. If the vice is tight you may need to shim the mounting plate that bolts to the underside of the bench to check it's square. Also check that the guide bars have plenty of clearance around the holes you drilled in the face of the bench. When I built the bench I was in the same position as Paul Sellers in that I didn't have a bench to build the bench so I also build a set of tressles based on Pauls design. I've not used them since I built the bench LOL 😃 Post some pictures of your bench 👍
How much room do you typically need to leave for an end vise? Going to be building this soon and plan to put an end vise on in the future, but not at the start.
Well done, sir!!! Great job.
You did an amazing job !
It looks awesome. Nice job.
Looks fantastic! 👍
Well done! Paul S. Is definitely the man!
Looking great! Love Paul's videos and work methods. He is the balance to the crazy woodworking channel out there. Love his commonsense approach.
Great Job. He surely is an inspiration to new wood workers as well as your review! Its a doable thing and you have proven him right!
Very nice. I am a big fan of Paul Sellers too.
Beautiful!
Nice job!
Great job. Bench looks amazing, thank you for sharing.
Really well done. Congratulations!
This bench is awesome! Amazing work.
Very nice!
That's a beautiful workbench and it looks very tidy. I'm currently watching Paul's workbench series and am hoping to make one soon. I'll be over the moon if I end up with something half as good as this! Well done, you should be proud.
It looks amazing! Ten thumbs up!
Very nice workbench! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful job! Sellers is an inspiration all around. I'll be interested to see what more you do. I'm finishing up remodeling my house. When it's done I want to start learning to do some real woodworking and Sellers is who I look to for that.
I like watching Paul also
Looks great
Nice one
Nice buddy!
Nice!
Love it. Bravo.
it's a beauty!
Very Nice, like the 2 Vices.
Did I hear you say that you're making some Honey Bee Equipment for your son.
I'm a 2 year Bee Keeper and have made most of the hive boxes.
Again Nice Job.
Mike from Courtright, Ontario, 🇨🇦
Hi Michael. The bee hives are on hold temporarily as I have been roped in for some DIY. My son has an old farmhouse and there is a lot of oak in the house. I have just finished building an oak frame for a partition wall - the oak will be expose so I used rough sawn oak and then weathered it. It looks great! I used mortice and tenon joints and oak pegs in the joints to draw them together.
Well, I must say, you've done an amazing job on your 1st ever workbench! I wish mine came out near as well. I'm especially jealous of the very smooth opening and closing of your vises ... mine must be out of alignment. What was your secret creating parallel rails? Very well executed and all parts appear to be completely square to each other. Well done indeed!
Hi Sue. Thanks for your comments. I can't recall having any problems fitting the vices other than some careful measuring before I drilled the holes for the guide bars. If the vice is tight you may need to shim the mounting plate that bolts to the underside of the bench to check it's square. Also check that the guide bars have plenty of clearance around the holes you drilled in the face of the bench. When I built the bench I was in the same position as Paul Sellers in that I didn't have a bench to build the bench so I also build a set of tressles based on Pauls design. I've not used them since I built the bench LOL 😃 Post some pictures of your bench 👍
How much room do you typically need to leave for an end vise? Going to be building this soon and plan to put an end vise on in the future, but not at the start.
That's your first project?
Hi. Yes, it is :) The next project is an Oak porch for my son's farmhouse.
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