Out feed table part 2 with storage to improve organization.
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2023
- The out feed table will be finished in this video. The dividers, top, and drawers will all be installed. The extra storage and stable out feed table is going to be a great addition to the shop.
@Bourbonmoth Thank you for the excellent design concept behind this out feed table.
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"I'm not going to go crazy as it's just a shop outfeed table." Pretty impressive build, for not going crazy with it! 🤣
Would never use ply for drawer face’s except for a “shop” drawer. But I get what you’re saying🤣. Very fun build and really happy with how it came out. Thanks for watching!!
Just watched your two out feed table builds. I like teaching style. Keep up the great work.
Just found your channel watching from Manchester uk, great shop , excellent video
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GOOD GRIEF THIS IS COOL! GREAT BUILD! BOURBON MOTH IS AN AWESOME CHANNEL! SUBSCRIBED!
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Great job! Gonna have to build one of these for my Unisaw.
As far as Miter slot you always cut just one slot if you are using a sled with just one slide. That way you can always match it to new table saw.
Get a cabinet saw! You've got the space!
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Awesome build!
Great table. More drawers! I keep seeing what I think is three 12x12 plywood pieces with hinges. The middle piece has a cutout for maybe a saw blade to store inside? It moves around on the miter saw table so it is getting used.
Also very curious about your planer stand. Always looking at cart/cabinet construction. Sheet or frame with sheets filling. So many ways and thought for function.
Thanks for watching! Planer stand is a mash of 2x frame, left over melamine on the top and bottom and some maple ply wrapping and drawers. I even edge banded all the maple ply with birch banding to finish the Frankenstein look🤣🤣 Hope you have a great day!!
As someone finally committing to building shop furniture and someone who also wants quality/sturdy builds somewhere between the normal/cheap 2x4 builds and heirloom-quality furniture, your series is really on point. I also really need to build an outfeed table first and didn't want to try and build the "finished" table first (difficult in my current shop setup) nor waste material building a throwaway outfeed, so building the shell of your table here and figuring out the rest later is perfect for me. Thanks for finding that sweet spot for me, lol.
You said that is all my clamps like you relived putting them all on. Lol awesome video!
Awesome build. Good to see another meat eater fan. I have all the same shirts too. Haha.
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I’m not big on wearing clothing with logos on them but I feel that whole crew does some awesome work helping wildlife, wildlife habitat and public access issues. Feel I need to support them. Thanks for watching!!
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Amazing job!
You have a great day as well.
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I think this is a fantastic build and video. Best wishes for growing your channel; you deserve to be discovered.
I’m going to build a slightly smaller version with my table saw built in and it will also be my out-feed and assembly table.
That table is amazing!
Thank you very much, and thanks for watching!
The boiled linseed oil is my favorite finish. I like to follow it up with a paste wax for the slick feel it leaves. Thanks for the great video
Thanks for watching! Linseed is definitely a favorite of mine as well. Fairly priced and looks great. When I have the time to wait I like to use just regular linseed oil instead of the boiled. Takes a bit longer to dry but not much. Seems to penetrate deeper imo, don’t hold me to that tho. Just remember to get those used rags out of the shop and disposed of properly. Hope you have a great day!
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Love this build! Whats the gray hose you have for your dust collection on your sander. Been looking for a flexible one for ages and yours looks perfect!
Your shop is pretty boss, that auto-slup corner for the sawdust is pretty brilliant. I am also impressed at your organization and amount of Clamps!👊😁
Thanks Bull, and thanks for sticking around and still watching my videos, you were definitely one of my first subscribers. How's the cooking going? I have not seen a video in a while? I made your chilli last week. Its become a requested family favorite. Hope all is well, have a good one.
Great job, I wish I had space for something similar but as I do woodworking from my small back yard it have to be portable so I can easily store it when I dont use it
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Great build.
Curious why the lower stretchers aren’t closer to the ground. Leaving room for table saw dust collection piping maybe?
Exactly. But then I got a new table saw and the outlet is on the side🤦♂️. Thanks for watching!Hope you have a great day!
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I did the same plan. Little differences, of course. Great work!
That’s awesome. Are you happy with yours? Anything you wish you’d have done differently?
@@squareandlevel I am. Mine was a good bit smaller. I went with poplar for the legs and stretchers. After watching yours, I could have saved money with pine. I used dominos instead of regular tenons. I trimmed my top with walnut cause I had some laying around. So far, its been terrific. With mine being smaller, and me never moving mine, I skipped the casters. I can slide mine enough to clean behind it. Bourbon Moth hit a home run with this one.
looks great.
Thank you! Cheers!
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Thanks for posting the videos, I like your presentation.
In this one you mentioned your saw predates the riving knife and you are considering replacing it.
I was in the same place six years ago.
Perfectly fine, well cared for, eleven or twelve year old 1 3/4 hp hybrid saw. The only thing wrong with it was it predated the riving knife.
When I retired and started woodworking a lot more, not having the riving knife bothered me more than it did as an occasional weekend warrior. Probably flawed logic, but my brain works in mysterious ways, I guess seeing it almost every day weighed on me.
Five years ago I bought a new saw.
While the riving knife is the most important table saw safety feature, if your finances allow, I highly recommend getting a SawStop PCS. It is an excellent machine and the additional safety feature is there as a backup just in case.
Regardless of where you stand on the SawStop, a modern design cabinet saw is worth getting and if you have the electricity a 3 hp motor is worth having too.
Sharkguard makes splitters, blade guards and anti-kickback pawls for older saws. I'm guessing he has a Unisaw. The more UA-cam I watch, the more I *think* I need a sawstop, as the majority of the woodworking channels have them. I often wonder how many woodworkers bought one because all the popular woodworking channels have them.
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900 bucks but probably 3 to 400 was for those under mount drawer slides. 😂
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Great looking outfeed table and very good video. Is that a biesmeyer fence with extruded aluminum for fence panels?
Thanks for watching. Yes it is. I’ve purchased a new table saw since I made that video. Although I loved that saw and made some awesome stuff on it I am very pleased with my new purchase.
Looks identical to bourbon moth's outfield table.
What do the kids say these days? "Tell me you didn't watch the entire video without saying you didn't watch the entire video." Did I do that correctly?
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Have you ever installed the drawer slides prior to finishing the carcass construction? I’ve seen this done, but only by a few woodworkers on UA-cam. As I get older/less flexible this process seems like a great process.
Also, did you consider installing the laminate before doing the edge banding? I’ve never seen it done, but I don’t know why, because it seems like doing the edge banding after would provide better protection for the edges of the top.
Thank very much for watching and commenting on my videos. I have installed many drawer slides over the years but had always used the side mount slides up to about a year and a half ago I’d guess. After using under mount slides I’ve never used side mounts since. Even the cheaper “knock off” under mounts are far superior to the side mounts in my opinion. I’ve used many different techniques to install the slides, but it comes down to the weight that will be in the drawer I think. If its going to be heavy, the slide needs to be securely mounted along the length. If it’s a light drawer, just using the rear anchor bracket is fine and is MUCH easier to install. Sorry I didn’t get a better shot of this technique in the video as the outfeed table used both techniques. It’s difficult to cut 8-10 hours of video to under 20 minutes. I’ll get better. As for as the edge banding/laminate top goes, I did consider putting the top on first but decided to do it the way I did for a few reasons. 1-spills, accidents happen, and I didn’t want chemicals or whatever being able to seep in the crack and soak into the mdf possibly causing swelling and other issues. 2- glue doesn’t stick to the laminate, easy clean up and don’t have put anything down under my glue up, so I wanted the laminate to go right to the edge. Hope all that makes sense? Thanks again for watching and hope you have a great day!
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Looks like indoor furniture and not shop worktable?
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How’s the table top holding up?
Still looking good. Cutting the miter slots in it this weekend. We will see how it does after that. Thanks for watching!!
@@squareandleveldid you decide not to get a new table saw or did yiu get one?
@@rw7532 I’m putting the carbon coating on the new saw at this very moment!! Unfortunately setting up the new saw has pushed the next video release out a bit. Hopefully have it done in a week or so. Also filmed the unboxing, assembly, and set up of the new saw. I’m not sure I’ll make a video out of it though. We will see if there is any interest. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
@@squareandlevel Sounds like someone got a sawstop!
Nope, couldn’t do it. Almost had a used one, but we couldn’t come together one the price. Had to go a different route. Just too expensive for the features I wanted.
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this is pretty fully plagiarized from the hipster doofus' build.
Didn’t he give credit to who ever he got ideas from?
@@jvarblaze7495I did, at the end of the video.
@@squareandlevel that’s what I thought! And great video and build. I definitely want to try and build something like you did
YES, he gave credit to Jason at Bourbon Moth! Serious and false accusation you made. I think you owe him a written apology in the comments AND you should subscribe - be responsible for your actions.
He acknowledged the design idea from Hibbs.
110 degrees? Where do you live, on the edge of the Sahara?
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