Drill Press Stand with Storage | DIY | Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2024
- Digital build plans here: www.casualbuilds.com/plans/p/...
I show you how to make a mobile Drill Press Stand with drawers and a door for storage.
Let's face it, we all need extra storage for tools and equipment in the workshop. This project is made up from plywood and a few piece of poplar for trim. It's a great looking piece and and excellent project to test out a few techniques before making something for inside your home.
0:00 - Introduction
1:59 - Outer Cabinet Assembly
5:15 - Caster Installation
6:33 - Drawer Assembly
10:37 - Drawer Installation
12:00 - Edge Banding & Drawer Faces/Hardware
13:45 - Door, Backing, & Finishing
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When installing drawers top/ down, use the same technique by turning the cabinet upside-down.
I like how you keep things, you know, casual. You don't use super expensive tools and neither do I.. You're kinda like the Casual Joe, err Tim. Thanks so much!
Super casual! Thanks!
11:13 You can Felipe the cabinet and use gravity to your advantage
You had a need and you filled it. And filled it very well. Don't know how I haven't seen any of your videos in the months I've been watching. Subscribed.
I appreciate that, I'm glad you found my channel. Thanks for watching!
Great video love your content, style and delivery. Super happy I found this channel, right up my street! You’ve made my Saturday start well!! ✌🏼👍🏻
Thank you!!
Thanks for the video Tim! I just finished this build. Followed your plans and video and it went very well for this beginning woodworker!
Awesome! That's great to hear!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Looks great, Tim! Hello, as well!
Thank you! 👋
Nice Build Video! Keep it up!
Thanks!
Nicely done! 🖖
Thanks!
Good work!
Thanks!
Awesome video and great build! Love the clean look of the cabinet.
Thank you! It's almost too nice to be shop furniture 😂
Casual Builds that's the best kind! Haha. I'd like to use more Baltic birch for mine, but I have to drive almost an hour to get it, so I typically get the cabinet grade plywood from Home Depot. Not much more than the BC sanded ply, but looks a lot nicer, has more plies, and seems to be better quality.
Yeah, I've used cabinet grade too, it does the job just fine! There's something about Baltic Birch that is just so nice. Luckily there's a lumber store 10 mins from where I live that does free delivery. Really helps when you don't have a truck!
Nice work, bro...peace
Really like that poplar trim piece you have around the top. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Hopefully the little section about the drawers helped you out with dimensioning!
Casual Builds it did! Never seen it done that way. Only ever done one drawer myself. Do you use SketchUp for your design?
I used Fusion 360 for this one.
Something nobody seems to utilize, the slot holes in the drill-press foot. They are there so you can mount and move the press front to back. If you extend the floor of the stand out the back further creating a shelf, you can strap in long stock for end drilling by swivelling the drill-head around, loosening the bolts in the slots and sliding the press back, retighten. Various clamping/height devices can be fashioned to hold stock. Press stand only puts the press stand out a few more inches off the wall. Also use the long cubby created to store long-ish press accessories, fence and stuff.
Good to know, thanks!
May be a little late but I do my best to put the drawer slides on before I assemble the cabinets, on my workbench
Great piece of furniture for workshop and even beyond 👌 Do you use 6l compresor for nail guns?
Nice video Tim! Found you through Reddit. 100% go out and pick up the Kreg drawer install jig. I'm finishing up a new dresser for our bedroom that has eight 30x20x6" drawers and the install went so smoothly. I'd also recommend picking up two of their auto adjusting clamps if you have the budget for it!
Thanks! Yea, I've had my eye on that thing for a bit, but I don't do too many drawers so never could justify the expense. I'll definitely pick it up for my next project though - thanks!
Since I don’t know a better way I’m stopping in to say... “Hello”
Haha 👋
Great content! Subd!
Thanks!
Another awesome vid, Tim. You keep giving me things to build. It’s like you are reading my mind on what to build next. lol
Haha, thanks! I still want to make that BBQ cabinet next to my grill - hopefully I can get to that one soon!
Casual Builds Looking forward to it. Hey....technical question for you. If I only have the money for one item, a planner or a joiner, what should I get? I’m thinking joiner but I don’t have experience with either, so I need to ask an expert. 👍🔥
This is a popular question within the woodworking groups I'm in on Facebook and the answer is usually planer (it's what I did). There are ways you can get boards flat using jigs on the planer and edges clean on the table saw.
Casual Builds Glad I asked. Thanks!
Take a look at Ana White's technique for drawers and slides . Just used it for a press cabinet, fast and easy. Like your videos and ideas.
I'll certainly do that - thanks for watching!
My solution for the drawers would probably be to flip the cabinet upside down. Install them that way then flip the whole thing back over
Great build, Tim! I be you could have flipped the cart over and installed the drawers upside down, keeping gravity as your friend. Looks like your approach worked just fine, though!
Thanks! I actually thought of that, and then I thought about trying to flip it over haha
Hello!
I have a woodworking shop. Hoping to open after quarantine
Hopefully it's soon!
Nice looking drill press stand. Been looking for something like this. What are the overall dimensions?
Nice looking drill press stand. Very nice! What are the dimensions? Need to build a stand, but I have restored an old 13”, 16 speed drill press. It weighs about as much as our canoe (80+ lbs) and stands about 4’ high, so the stand would need to be real strong and the top of the stand would need to be a few inches lower. Thanks.
This is a nice build. Can you turn the whole thing upside down and install the drawers that way? That way the top drawer becomes the bottom drawer and you can space them with shims etc
Yeah could definitely have done that.
Hi
For compressor you need ventilation.
It's for storage. I take it out when I use it.
Kreg has a tool for that
Yea,I gotta pick that up soon
If you're used to installing the drawers from the bottom to the top why don't you just turn it upside down?
How do you get plans
Great cabinet, where do I find the plans please?
Thanks! Right here: www.casualbuilds.com/plans/p/mobile-cart
For adding the drawers could you have turned the box upside down and then used spacers?
You know, never thought about doing that, but I'm sure that's an excellent way to do them!
What bit is that you are using when you screwed in the casters?
I believe it was just a standard philips head for an impact driver.
Where can i purchase the adapter (jig to vac hose) for the dust collection port on the Kreg K5 pocket hole jig
I still haven't found a good one. I bought the adapter that I use from Lowes.
Would the kreg drawerslidejig work
yea, im sure - i bought that jig not too long ago to test out.
do u have to use a full 4x8 sheet of plywood for this build?
Are you asking because you can't fit a full sized piece in your car? Have them break a full sheet down for you at the store.
@@CasualBuilds just want to know how much leftover is gonna be there.
Hello Tim (the Enchanter?)
Hello! 👋
@3:22 Part of the plywood isn't touching the table. Aren't you concerned that the warp of the plywood means you aren't getting a 90 degree edge after cutting?
I was wondering if anyone would notice that haha. I honestly think it has to do with the non cast iron part of my table saw not being entirely level. After that cut, I made sure to apply pressure to the plywood that was touching the flatter part of my table saw. Everything ended up square and true at assembly.
Hello
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Link to the build for Kreg drawer jigs ua-cam.com/video/C0bVRQbQIzI/v-deo.html
don't use pocket screws, don't use pocket screws.... D'Oh!!!!!!!!!
The sound is super annoying.