Lets Build This Black And Decker Workmate 125
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- The Black + Decker Workmate 125 Workbench is available on Amazon - amzn.to/3WRj1qx (affiliate)
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I bought 2 of them. They are still in transit to the store. I figured for the price it was worth getting for if nothing else a stand to out tools when I'm working on something
I could have used this video yesterday when I was putting mine together. The directions were less than useless. Thanks for all the deals.
Thank you! Couldn't have done it without you
Picked up two of these, currently out for delivery. I thought for the price, cheap little table/bench. Im going to also use them as saw horses. Why not. I figure even if i get a year out of them, it was money well spent. Thank you again sir for the awesome deal on these guys!
I’ve had my bench for for over 25Yrs use all the time good workhorse
Came to YT University when the directions failed me. Thanks for doing this or I would need a medic! And the pin holes in the handles and rod had to be drilled out so I could force them inside. Mallet and hammer were useless! Also - did not realize I would be getting a fully disassembled unit - bought two, First one took a couple of hours and the second one took 30 minutes!
3:05 sharpest book?
My roll pins are too big to go through the threaded rod hole? Any tips?
Should be a tight fit. Give it some whacks with a hammer. May be able to give it a squeeze with some locking pliers but you don't want it small enough that it could fall back out.
@@Struggleville2 those pins didn’t have much wiggle room for me to squeeze them down. I got one in with a ball peen hammer and the other with channel locks because every time I wiped it with a hammer, the threaded rod would bang around. Thanks StruggL!
@6atlantis I had to take a small drill bit and ream out all the holes to get the pin to go in.....otherwise had tried hammer, mallet, etc. Finally got them through but I love my saw horses! And p.s. someone musta' been smokin' sumpin' when they edited those directions!
Use a small clamp to apply precise pressure.
Just finished putting mine together and OMG those instructions were absolute trash. I just rewatched your video. SMH was that why they were so cheap? Lol