DIY Wall Mount Workbench - Build a Workshop #54
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this video I build a wall mounted workbench like the one wranglerstar has in his shop. I use 2x6's and one 2x4 plus hardware. This build turned out to be really strong and looks even better than I imagined.
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Great video, keep them coming, it is a really nice looking bench and the legless design has some advantages.
tips as you requested:
yes, when using those lag screws into the wall, a washer is needed. the diagonal braces will translate the downward force weight of the bench into an outward force pulling at the upper ledger board connection to the wall, much like using the claw on your hammer to pull out a nail. Washers will reduce how much the lag screw heads bury into the board over the years.
When gluing up a pair of boards with a wandering bead zig-zag of glue, wiggle them around for about 10-15 sec can spread the glue more evenly.
When screwing a horizontal board to the wall, make a mark for the bottom and temporarily attach a scrap at that point to rest one end on.
If I may offer an opinion, the double layer of 2x lumber for the bench top is overkill, an apron board attached across the front of the 3 supports would hold a 3/4" plywood top that would feel just as solid, cost less, and the reduced weight would put less strain on the wall attachment.
Alternatively, could I replace the 3/4" plywood with a single layer of glued 2x4's? Any problems there other than weight/cost?
@@kerouwhack edge gluing a single layer of 2x4's would still give you a very substantial top. I'd rip-cut them first to get rid of the rounded factory edges so you get a flat top, and join the boards with biscuits, dowels, splines, or even pocket screws so that temperature and humidity won't split them apart years later.
In a direct nuclear strike your workshop would be disintegrated but that workbench would still be standing. 🤣
😂😂😂
I was really surprised on how well this work table was manufactured. My 1st one was about 15 years old and falling apart. This table is great, the clamping system works like a charm, and i wish I would have picked this up sooner.
out of like 6 videos of work benches i loved yours, now im going to make one out in my shed but lower it and make it a desk . TY
Thank you for watching! This one is very strong and practical.
That is one serious duty workbench, my friend. Nice job creating and editing the video so it all makes sense in a step by step way. Thanks for helping everybody out!
That bench is bomb-proof. Very sturdy.
Beautiful. I'm going to build this and then add some storage under it. Thank you!
This is the perfect bench for me - I need to roll a motorcycle lift under the bench when not in use. This has plenty of vertical room for that. Plus, my garage shop is also white paint over OSB, so I knew this was the right place!
One of the best benches I've seen built!!
Thank you! I am pleased with the way it turned out. Now I just have to get all the stuff off the top so I can actually use it haha.
Just finished designing my workshop in Sketchup, saw this and went back and changed it all. Debated a leg-less bench but wondered about strength and well, looks pretty sturdy.
Nice work buddy! I’ve watched that Wranglerstar video(s) at least five times and your video really answered some questions I had and filled in the gaps. Thanks for doing this
Thanks! His series on this build was a little convoluted. Nice to have it all in one place.
Nice work. Exactly what i was thinking when i saw wranglerstar's. I am mounting mine to a cinder block wall and plan on using a combination of your base and triangles with his counter top. Thanks for the detail.
Thank you for watching and the great feedback. I have very much enjoyed this bench. It is super strong and able to hold a lot.
GREAT BENCH!
I will be making something similar out of oak in my living room for reloading and gun cleaning. I'm a bachelor, don't have a nagging wife anymore so can put anything in my living room.
One suggestion is ALWAYS spread glue for a stronger bond than just a bead of glue. In fact my "old world" Journeyman carpenter taught me as an apprentice (a long time ago) to spread glue on both surfaces.
I have never had a glue joint break doing it this way.
Again Great build, be careful with that back!
Really great tutorial, was able to adjust your flaw slightly by positioning the bolts for the bottom ledger on either side of the diagonal support, works flawlessly!
yup ima do something like this for my garage!!! nice vid!!!
I know this is an old build and video but I just recently built this one. I went 5 boards wide instead of 4 because of height and receptacle placement on my workshop wall. It turned out great and thanks for video.
Great feedback. I hope this workbench gives you years of use!
Man that angle on the legs took me a little trial and error to get the angles right, that was by far the hardest part. Turned out great after watching your video and wranglers. Great video!
I am known for making that type decorative cut free hand.
Happy to hear the video helped!
Looks like a beast. Lots of ram pumps can be installed on it :)
Thank you! I finally got my Work bench done modeled after your build. Turned out great! LOVE IT. I replayed your video multiple times following it. thanks for doing it in ONE video. Kudos to your video and Wrangle Starr.
Solid and heavy AF... looks fantastic. I want to build a wall mounted desk for my garage / office and this design should work, complete overkill for a desk, but nothing wrong with that!
Just finished building the supports on mine. Came out fantastic. Your video and Wranglestar’s video were a huge help
Nice! It is a super strong bench. And looks nice too.
Great job. I would have liked it one more 2x6 wide. Phil
Thank you. I actually thought that too. But I was fearful it would get in the way from accessing the top french cleat.
Fantastic job and an excellent commentary as you went along. I guess I would need to see what you're going to be using the bench for. Seems to me that it's sturdy enough to park a '59 Buick on it with no movement of the bench at all. I watched the video because I'm interested in building a wall-mounted workbench. I will now have to consider making it a bit more sturdier than my original thought process. Mine is going to be a swing-up and have legs that fold down and lock into position to support the bench as a work surface - and fold-down when not needed. Looking at 30" deep and 50" wide with a solid door cut to size. Not as elaborate as yours, but you're more highly skilled at woodworking than I will ever be.
Love this build! I want to do this when my shed gets built, but I will probably use pipes for the triangle braces
Pipes would probably do well. I have thoroughly enjoyed this work bench. I just posted an update video after 5 years.
Can’t thank you enough for putting this video together I need to do that very same thing in my garage
Nice bench
Love your Demolition ranch T-shirt
Thank you. One of my top 3 channels.
That bench might strong enough to put a tractor on! A friend of mine did a bench similar to this one using 2X3"s on edge for the top that were glued together and randomly screwed. We put a big block 454 Chevy marine engine on it and it didn't make a sound. Having no legs to the floor makes room for your feet and sweeping up is easier, too. Nice project, good job!
It makes room for feet but it is a time consuming build. I did one but put feet/stands on it.
I plan on having a second bench with legs too. I wanted to have this nice looking bench for the wall.
Nice job, no front legs that gets in the way, perfect might copy this.
great job, I like it
Nice. Very sturdy looking. You could run a netal lathe on it :). May look to build something like this when i get a larger shed.
Nice wirk on the video too. Im just starting and have a lot to learn!
So nice.. nice attention to detail with all the decorative cuts
Thank you. This bench has worked very well.
Great vid…….also nice shirt lol
I have a customer who wants a similar design for multiple work stations in his office. It will be 45 feet long U shape pattern with the top made of 3/4" thick melamine board. So I won't need the amount of support you have on yours but I like the concept and design. Thanks for sharing!
That design will not need all this support for sure. Thank you for watching.
Thank you 💜
Happy to help. This bench holds all kinds of tools and junk haha
Yes sir, I enjoyed this video, thank you
Thank you. I use this bench all the time.
I like the workbench! Going to build one just like it. Thanks again for sharing your life and projects!
The bench has been awesome! I hope the build goes well. Thank you for watching.
Thanks for doing this video! I have a masonry block wall that I'll be constructing a similar bench on for reloading. I may use PT wood for the ledger boards but love this construction.
Thank you for watching! Using PT wood for the concrete is a good idea. That should keep things from rotting.
Just what I needed. Im getting started on this in the next few weeks so all the detail is much appreciated.
Great I'm happy that it helps. I have thoroughly enjoyed this workbench.
I've been combing through videos, looking for my perfect need. This may be it. Excellent work, thankn you for sharing.
Thank you for watching. This build has been great!
i think thatwasvary instaresting great video thanks
Happy to help.
I did something similar but used 4X4's for the "legs" which went all the way to the baseboard area of the floor and framed the top using 2X4's - then I used some kitchen counter formica top - 12' if I recall - for the top. I could dance on it. Then again, I need a work bench without legs getting in the way and am not a carpenter type.
Great job! I like to economize on glue by applying it on one end and using a piece of plastic or old credit card to spread the glue toward the other end to cover the entire surface.
Good tip. I have seen those rollers that work well for getting the glue even.
Glue on one surface, place second component on top and rub back and forth and a bit sidiways. It will spread the glue evenlyin a thin film which will cure more quickly and make a stronger join, no messy spreaders to deal with dripping where its not wanted and wastes very little glue.
The top seems unnecessarily complex and pointlessly overbuilt. I have 3/4” plywood top and I’ve never had an issue. But I’m glad you love it, that’s all that matters!
I did like the execution for the floating legs tho. That’s why I watched your video. I moved into a new house and had to adjust the previous owner’s poorly made bench, and now I want to convert the front two legs (4x4’s) into a leg-less design like this.
Absolutely great bench! Very expensive though.
Years ago when I made this bench it was not too bad. Now with the crazy lumber prices it is expensive.
................. And what I did... was to construct a ten-foot long workbench.. piano-hinged to the ledger board attached to the garage wall, just under the windows.. and just clears the foundation underneath when folded down... providing total vertical clearance when down.
Nevermind you explained in video i missed it at first. Awesome work!!
Ha ha yes those are just eyeballing measurements.
Great job with the bench. This is exactly what I was looking for so will give it a go myself.
Thank you. I have been more than pleased with the bench so far
@@LandtoHouse Nice work bench! Fixing to build a few myself.
It has worked out so well. I have no regrets on this one.
"Threw out my back two weeks ago"...lifts 200 pound bench top.
Nice build.
Yes such is life haha. This bench has worked really well!
very nice job
Thank you.
Excellent - Thanks!
Thank you for watching. This bench is great
That is SO nice. Come build one for me. 67 Woman in Texas. Just kidding of course. MAYBE. LMAO
looks amazing dude 👌
This has held up well. Very easy to pile junk on.
Very nice
Thank you. This bench has worked very well.
great work
Thank you. This one has worked well.
Demolitia represent!!!
Yes my old school demo shirt.
Awesome brother, awesome!
nice job
Thank you. This bench has been great.
Looks good. Maybe you should have used washers with the bolts . Just saying.
Yes good point. Live and learn .
Nice work. I buy tite bond glue in gallon jugs and refill my bottles - quite a bit cheaper.
Dang that thing is cool. I hadn't seen anything from you in a while and came to your page to find all kinds of new videos. UA-cam must be on new meds, lol. Great build for sure.
Thank you. This bench is really doing well. I believe I'm close to 800 videos now. All kinds of fun stuff. Thank you for watching.
It would have been so funny had it collapsed immediately after sitting on it! Great work bench, wish i had those tools to make my own.
ha yes hilarious... This bench has been so nice to have in the shop. I use this one all the time. Almost as much as the middle bench.
Do u have a cut list of materials?
I hadn’t seen the speed square in action for a while. Nice work! Any chance you could make a video on how to align the blade perpendicular to the slides.
Thanks for posting going to try my best to copy your design
thank you for watching. The only change I needed to make was not covering the bolt location on the wall with the supports.
Anything you would charge or do differently. Any chance you do a short update video on the bench?
Great video!
Thank you!
Great job!.Thank you for the informative video.Good luck to you.
Thank you! I use this bench a few times a week and it has held up very well!
Nice Work!
Thank you. I have really enjoyed this bench.
This was cool. Great job.
Love the shirt
Oh yes. Old school demo shirt.
Love it .. good work
Thank you!
I'm just beginning to build this bench. Any advice you have for things to prepare for or things you missed in the planning stage? Great video, thanks.
Oh yeah, for those searching for the plans and have an extra 10 bucks laying around, I'll link the online plans which also include tool holder and tool/book shelving. I did not need the plans as I found this video more than a sufficient tutorial. Here it is www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/wall-mounted-workbench/ That being said, I watched this video several times and the wranglestar version as well and I believe your version a much better tutorial. I did improve on your build (I believe) and for those of you who want know. I planned my bottom ledger board a little lower so that my 45 degree supports were longer, thereby bringing them out closer to the edge of the tabletop. This adds a considerable deal more support and also leaves room for a shelf that is drawn in on the plans you can find online. I believe wranglestar also displayed them in his video. Please don't mistake this for criticism as I think you did an amazing job. Any design, including mine, can be improved upon, right? Hope this is helpful
What is the distance you used between ledgers?
Hi, any reason why you decided not to screw and glue the 6x2 braces together and just glued?
Could you do a short up date on the workbench after working with it for a time anything different change or things that you really like about it.
Haha I could .... but it turns out I like to put stuff on flat surfaces. This bench needs to be cleaned.
@@LandtoHouse I would appreciate the review and the likes dislikes and any changes that you would have done differently after working with it this long.
I'm about to start building one and want to plan accordingly. Thanks!!
I will have to clean it off some. But I will put that on the list of videos to film.
Why was it important to you to have the angled support for your work bench rather than just vertical legs down to the floor?
On that bottom piece that connects to the lower ledger board, are those 45 degree cuts or do they just look like it
Hi i enjoyed that you done a great job
DID,,a great job,,dumbass
Any tips on how to mount it to a concrete wall?
Awesome job!! I'm new, new, new, but highly motivated! Was there a calculation involved in determining the length of the support or did you just come up with what you felt looked good? Thanks for all the info!
The plans for this bench call for you to cut them 1 1/2" D x 4 1/2" W x 26 1/16" L and glue them together to make them 3" D. Cut them square, then add the angles (45° is what the angle is). There are plans available for $7-10 on Woodsmithplans.com . They are for a 6.5' long version. Also, if you're just getting started I'd also take a look at Paul Sellers for some quality free education.
What are the lengths of the angled pieces?
how much do you estimate the costs? and if you could includes dimensions and the material needed that would greatly be appreciated. looking to do the same exact build. the only things that scares me is the supporting pieces. if i understand correctly you flatened your 2×4 so they could rest against the wall. then you added a flat 2×4 onto the wall and drew the 2×4 marks onto the supporting piece?
awesome build. How wide is your table?
you should make a video of how you cut the birds mouth on the support legs.
I just eyeballed it. :)
Nice job. I wonder if Cody will leave a comment on this video?
That would be fun. I did post on his facebook and he liked the picture.
Can this also work as a seating bench? seems like it can hold a good amount of weight.
It holds over 200 pounds no problem. Not sure about several people though.
What’s are the measurements for the support board that you used the first one as the template for the second cut?
To be honest I just held the 2x6 up and made a cut.
You realize your drill to socket you used on the drill couldve been used on the impact driver thus having no need to use a socket to finish tightening.
Great video! What do you have behind that wall that the workbench is mounted into? Are those just normal 2x4's at 16" center? I'd like to do something similar in my garage, but I'm concerned about the amount of force the bench would apply to the wall.
Yes I just have 2x4 walls 16-inch on Center. I have not been too rough with this bench but so far it seems extremely strong and there's been no problem with the walls supporting the weight.
I do have rafter ties on the top plate to help prevent wall bowing. If that makes a difference I dont know.
Was there a set of plans that you used for this or was it figured on the fly? Thanks.
The channel wranglerstar made this a few years ago. I had to dig through his hundreds of videos to find the build. It was in at elast 5 parts so I made this in a single video.
Do You have measurements for that triangular support piece?
Magnifique, très beau travail jaimerais avoir le plan est ce possible?Répondrez vous a ma question parce que je ne vois aucune réponse jusqua present .Merci .
Do you have a cut list and or written instructions by chance ?
This video is all I have ! Bench is working well.
why did you double the boards for the top ?
The top is staggered so doubling it allows for overlapping boards. This makes the top much stronger
where can I get the dimensions and measurements and type of wood used? I want to make this exact table.
The plan is available online. I forget who makes it. I watched wranglerstar's series and made my own cuts based on my need.
i should opme to my house put one in for me
nice work. I want to build one of these for my wife. how many days did this take you?
Thank you. I'm known for stretching projects out for a long time but this one was not bad. Can probably get it done in three days. Waiting for the glue to set is the longest part
Am trying to figure out how to make those cuts for the support brace. Do you have a link to see how to do this is much appreciated.
I built this from the wranglerstar videos. Sadly he titled the series something like "how could it be this bad" so its hard to find in his 3000 videos.
I think this video is part of the series:
ua-cam.com/video/FRu1jTp4wgA/v-deo.html
Thanks for getting back so quickly. Am doing the plans from your video.
Gonna try this month
got a list of material ill need?
Awesome! It's a great wall bench.
What is your total board and size count sir?
I think it was twelve 2x6x8 and a 2x4 x8