I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.
Who the hell clicked DISLIKE...... John's video's are always a pleasure to view.He is always trying to make it as easy as possible for viewers, hence metric and imperial in this instance and he has on offer a 100 page...... YES, a 100 page flipping document regarding his in depth workstation (that of which most of you would have checked out his individual videos) and he's only charging $9.90 for it where most people out there charge $10 a jig design. I'd get it but I've already got a bench that I'm happy with. ( Problem is, I have retractable wheels on it and it's struggling I think with the weight aspect)
Thanks so much for the ultimate workstation series, it's fantastic. I was not compelled to get the plans because my tools are all different dimensions, but I watched the series like 4 times and took lots of notes. My version of the workstation is "finished," I love it and I use it all the time. Thanks for all the inspiration! I have purchased a couple of T-shirts to support the cause, & encourage anyone out there getting a lot out of these videos to do the same. Keep up the good work! -Mark
Love your videos and channel! Would also love to see a video where you go over the last few projects, maybe a monthly thing, or something after every 5 projects that goes over how they've worked out, what you love about them, and what you would change if you could. I know viewers love seeing UA-cam creators make some mistakes sometimes, as it makes us feel more normal when we make our own, lol. Keep up the great work!
I dunno how I missed this video, John... I guess life got in the way (cross country move, divorce, etc.). I absolutely loved the series during the original build, as well as the new router review video right after. Anyway, I just wanted to say congrats on the wedding, and I'm heading over to buy the plans now. I've been a woodworker for the last 15ish years, as well as an industrial designer and draftsman, handyman, kitchen and bath designer, fabricator, and more. You're take on an all-in-one bench is one of the most refreshing, creative, and well designed ones I've ever seen... So much so that I'll be building one like it soon (modified for my tools, of course). My circumstances have dictated a smaller-than-single-car garage to be my workspace for the foreseeable future (5+ years). It's good to know that I can maximize the space, but still put out quality work and keep a tidy shop, all utilizing your design. Well done, fine sir!
Congrats on the wedding and as usual thanks for all your vids...I just put my miter saw in and now working on the vice and tool storage...will update when I'm finished...
Your workbench reminded me of a concept I had for an "Ultimate" workbench. It was made up of three modules (for easier moving) with all of the tools stored in order of use (in a counter clockwise direction). The tools would flip up, flip over, swing out, swing up from their stored positions, their platforms level with the table saw (visible), router table (router visible) and bench top. Each module had electrical outlets evenly spaced and each tool had dust collection tubing (with barrier panels that can turn on or off each tool / emergency stops still work). The modules would lock together, forcing electrical and dust exhaust to connect precisely. Sorry for the long comment. ;-)
This is priceless content. Plan on building a similar bench but will make mine modular. Bought the plan anyway just to show support, your content is appreciated.
I plan on making this bench over this coming "pandemic" summer of 2020. Thanks for providing the official updated plans. Gonna buy before I start and modify for the tools I have in my shop. Thanks so much for sharing this amazing work bench! Your videos and ideas are top notch. You da man...
Love to comments in Afrikaans I move to South Africa when I was twelve lived there for 5 years. Had to learn the language to get promoted I schoolwent the hyde park high school and lived in sandhurst outside joburg. Keep up the great work btw you platform build with your friends was really a super deal.
Watched the whole series even tho I’m not a woodworker, but a nurse. I love your planning, foresight and engineering! Awesome work and I’ll share with my brother, who is a master carpenter. My grandfather was a craftsman also and he would have loved this!
Thank you for this. Although it would have been cheaper to pull the information from your site I am glad to purchase the plans in order to support you and do what I can to keep you actively sharing your projects!
I just got done watching the series and noticed that the bottom of the miter saw section was left open. I think you should add a small box there for you to store your extra miter saw blades. I think I will make my own version of this sometime, but I have a smaller shop than you do, so I will need to modify it quite a bit. I also think you should get an impact. I have a Bosch that has the same 12 volt battery your drill does, the only thing I would change about it is the lag when you press the trigger. they are a lot better for driving screws. Great series, I plan on watching the whole thing at least one more time.
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* is an amazing book about woodworking. I`m a graduate of a one-year carpentry course from a local tech college. Of all books I`ve read during my study about carpentry, I think this is the finest book I`ve read so far. It explains everything regarding woodworking as well as complements it with helpful photos.?
Sweet!! Great idea, your workshop is the best. It almost makes me want to go back to a single car garage just to build your unit. :-) However, I am spoiled now with lots of room. Good luck with your plans, I'm sure there will be lots of interest.
Just finished watching your all-in-one table & am amazed at not only your skill with wood but also the forethought and planning that went into this project. How many hours would you say you spent on both planning and building it?
Awesome! I just stumbled upon this series of videos and loved the table. I'll be buying the plans as soon as possible, and even though I don't have a planner o table saw I think I can adapt it to my needs (I just bought a band saw so I th8ngkit can use the planner space. Cheers from Mexico,and congrats on the wedding!
What an amazing project! I'm so close to buying the plans. Only thing that bothers me is the size of the bench. I would have liked to be able to cut it in half and shove both parts in a corner. As it is now it would take to up to much room. I wonder if I would be able to modify your plan to suit my needs. Having said that I'm in awe at your ingenuity and engineering skills. Amazing.
Hi, I am enjoying your workbench build. I just watched you install your mitre saw. What angle of mitre is possible with the recessed platform? Can you cut up to 45 degrees? I had a small idea for you: with the vice installed, make a bung or peg to go into the hand hole in the top drawer. The bung should be a snug fit in the drawer hand hole and the diameter remaining outside the drawer to be level with the bars in your vice. This would support a longer board in the vice, level, for say, to plane an edge.
I have searched your website many times over and cannot find the updated version of the workbench plans. I love the idea and want to build this system. Could you please provide a direct link.
Thanks a ton for the videos and the plans, are the plans for the drop down work table & shelf going to be available also? That's what I really want to build. I have an idea for a drop down vinyl layout table, but I'd like to compare it to yours since the one you built works so well.
Hello John, I love your channel! I purchased your plans a while back but they are in the metric measurements. Is there any way for you to send me the US standard measurement plans? I’ve tried to do the conversions but it is very time consuming and troublesome.
Hi Jean, like jou thinking.! Hou baie van jou praktiese organisasie metodes. Hou so aan man, baie goeie werk. Weet nie of jy bewus is van JSK Koubou nie, maar kyk bietjie na van sy videos. Jy en die Japanees het baie ingemeen, en julle kan van mekaar leer. Sterkte daar gedurende die lockdown.
Really like your work its given me loads of ideas, by coincidence I have the same table saw and mitre saw. I think there is a design flaw on the Metabo KGS mitre saw in that when you screw on an auxiliary fence the sliding part is not secure and lifts up, did you have the same issue ?
Peter, have to say I’am hooked on your videos,👍🏻 I’ve just. About finished my bench, all by the table saw which I’am still to buy, can I ask you what you think of your Makita, it’s the one I want to buy, it’s been updated now, new fence clamps front and back, plus new flat cutting top, it’s the right price $650 here in Australia, can afford the dewalt and Bosch etc, but I still have to buy thickness and shop-vac etc so it’s within my budget I set myself when starting up the project.
As an amateur with woodworker, I typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement. Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I now work like a genius. That is great!?
Can you please share a direct link to purchase the plans to build this all-in-one woodworking bench? I can not find anything on your site about how to purchase physical plans... Thank you, and oh. Awesome job on this bench. Loving it. Can't wait to build one for myself.
Question: if you were to redo it/ remake it. Is there anything you would change, take in to account, or simple add/remove? Love the design but seems like it’s one idea followed by many new ideas. Just gauging from the fact I’ve watched almost every shop vid in one day. Thanks and keep going with this.
I need to see the assembly parts, I don't know if can find them around here. Also would need to adapt, because my table saw is a DeWalt 745... But it's a great project and I'm very interested
This is a superb wood working book I`ve ever read, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . Both novice and some skilled woodworker can gain a lot of general info using this reading material. I`ve been very amazed how frequently I use this to look up woods at places like to restore and salvage spots.?
I have a couple of questions for you. I know you hesitated with the electrical but I am familiar electrical wiring but don’t know what it’s American equivalent of what you show. I am also very curious as to what you used to set up your compressor to be automatic draining. I am the guy who when done with compressor empties the air and water valve
I used a normally closed contact on the main contactor. When switching off the compressor is switched off the contactor disengages, closing the normally closed contacted and powering the valve that dumps the compressor. I then added a timer so that the valve is not always energized when the compressor is not powered on.
Sorry, I am not finding the plans on your website for the work station. Only thing I find in the comments immediately below your video appears to be a competitor. Graham
Before I buy the plans, can you give me the measurements of the final build? I have a small shop and want to make sure it will fit in my area. Height, length, and depth please. You stated the plans are available for $9.90 but when I went to buy it shows $12.90. Is there a coupon I am not aware of?
Hey, the bench is 1600x2400mm that's about 5.2x7.8ft so the bench is quite large. The original price was 9.90. Since moving the plans over to a dedicated website and getting more people involved the costs of the site have gone up and so the products also. Soon I am building a bench better suited to small shops. Maybe hang on for that one. It might work better for you.
Imperial a measurement system used mainly by the US. Inches isn't a system, it's a measuring unit which is part of the imperial system (just like foot, yard, pound, etc.).
Hi, I purchased the plan for this. I live in America and when I attempted to download plan it said too many requests. Metric just isn't my thing could you please do something that would help me to download the imperial version? I did download the metric just in case but would be happy to delete if that's your preference.
Hi All, I would dearly like to purchase and download the all-in-one workbench plans, the complete version in pdf format, but cannot find the link. The 'Find Out More' link on the website just takes me back to the individual plans. Anyone had any luck and can point me in the right direction of the full .pdf. Thanks in advance.
One last question. I watched on aww on your dust collection but in later videos didn’t see you using it. Did you have an issue with the setup? Thanks so much!
Hi Altus, jy kan steeds as n Suid Afrikaner op die Teespring site koop maar as jy my via epos kontak kan ons 'n plan maak om vir jou plaaslk te druk en na jou te courier. jean@woodworkjunkie.com
I just watched all the videos on this play list and I just have one question for you. Where are you from? I spent 11 videos trying to place your "accent" and I just couldn't. Its gonna drive me nuts
Как же они любят очень много пиздеть и как мало показывают работу ,у них там,что, все на столько не грамотны,что они столько болтают. Обьяснят тебе все ,что и так всем понятно,но не покажут ,то,что интересно посмотреть. Да говорить не хочется да же -тупость ,одно слово...
I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.
Who the hell clicked DISLIKE...... John's video's are always a pleasure to view.He is always trying to make it as easy as possible for viewers, hence metric and imperial in this instance and he has on offer a 100 page...... YES, a 100 page flipping document regarding his in depth workstation (that of which most of you would have checked out his individual videos) and he's only charging $9.90 for it where most people out there charge $10 a jig design. I'd get it but I've already got a bench that I'm happy with. ( Problem is, I have retractable wheels on it and it's struggling I think with the weight aspect)
Thank you so much. Congratulations on your wedding and new house
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for the ultimate workstation series, it's fantastic. I was not compelled to get the plans because my tools are all different dimensions, but I watched the series like 4 times and took lots of notes. My version of the workstation is "finished," I love it and I use it all the time. Thanks for all the inspiration! I have purchased a couple of T-shirts to support the cause, & encourage anyone out there getting a lot out of these videos to do the same. Keep up the good work! -Mark
Congratulations on your wedding John!
Thanks for the plans, will adapt them to fit inside my container workshop
Love your videos and channel! Would also love to see a video where you go over the last few projects, maybe a monthly thing, or something after every 5 projects that goes over how they've worked out, what you love about them, and what you would change if you could. I know viewers love seeing UA-cam creators make some mistakes sometimes, as it makes us feel more normal when we make our own, lol. Keep up the great work!
I dunno how I missed this video, John... I guess life got in the way (cross country move, divorce, etc.). I absolutely loved the series during the original build, as well as the new router review video right after. Anyway, I just wanted to say congrats on the wedding, and I'm heading over to buy the plans now. I've been a woodworker for the last 15ish years, as well as an industrial designer and draftsman, handyman, kitchen and bath designer, fabricator, and more. You're take on an all-in-one bench is one of the most refreshing, creative, and well designed ones I've ever seen... So much so that I'll be building one like it soon (modified for my tools, of course). My circumstances have dictated a smaller-than-single-car garage to be my workspace for the foreseeable future (5+ years). It's good to know that I can maximize the space, but still put out quality work and keep a tidy shop, all utilizing your design. Well done, fine sir!
Well done on your work bench !
Congrats on the wedding and as usual thanks for all your vids...I just put my miter saw in and now working on the vice and tool storage...will update when I'm finished...
Awesome John! Keep going. Can't wait to see the finished product.
Your workbench reminded me of a concept I had for an "Ultimate" workbench. It was made up of three modules (for easier moving) with all of the tools stored in order of use (in a counter clockwise direction).
The tools would flip up, flip over, swing out, swing up from their stored positions, their platforms level with the table saw (visible), router table (router visible) and bench top.
Each module had electrical outlets evenly spaced and each tool had dust collection tubing (with barrier panels that can turn on or off each tool / emergency stops still work).
The modules would lock together, forcing electrical and dust exhaust to connect precisely. Sorry for the long comment. ;-)
parabéns pelo local de trabalho, evoluir é muito bom.
This is priceless content. Plan on building a similar bench but will make mine modular. Bought the plan anyway just to show support, your content is appreciated.
Thanks!!
I really like all in one table compared to others.
Looking forward to getting the plans
I plan on making this bench over this coming "pandemic" summer of 2020. Thanks for providing the official updated plans. Gonna buy before I start and modify for the tools I have in my shop. Thanks so much for sharing this amazing work bench! Your videos and ideas are top notch. You da man...
Love to comments in Afrikaans
I move to South Africa when I was twelve lived there for 5 years.
Had to learn the language to get promoted I schoolwent the hyde park high school and lived in sandhurst outside joburg.
Keep up the great work btw you platform build with your friends was really a super deal.
Thanks Thomas. It was great fun. I would love to do something like that again. If my friends are up for it ofcourse.
Watched the whole series even tho I’m not a woodworker, but a nurse. I love your planning, foresight and engineering! Awesome work and I’ll share with my brother, who is a master carpenter. My grandfather was a craftsman also and he would have loved this!
Nice.
Thank you for this. Although it would have been cheaper to pull the information from your site I am glad to purchase the plans in order to support you and do what I can to keep you actively sharing your projects!
Thank you so much for the support!
Very good woodworking for a sparkie.
Haha, Thanks!
AWESOME! Congrats and good luck. This is a great idea and I’m super happy with my build so far and can’t thank you enough for sharing your ideas
I just got done watching the series and noticed that the bottom of the miter saw section was left open. I think you should add a small box there for you to store your extra miter saw blades. I think I will make my own version of this sometime, but I have a smaller shop than you do, so I will need to modify it quite a bit. I also think you should get an impact. I have a Bosch that has the same 12 volt battery your drill does, the only thing I would change about it is the lag when you press the trigger. they are a lot better for driving screws. Great series, I plan on watching the whole thing at least one more time.
Congrats! Excellent product. They day you make back the cost of the 3rd party designer, you pop some bubbly!
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* is an amazing book about woodworking. I`m a graduate of a one-year carpentry course from a local tech college. Of all books I`ve read during my study about carpentry, I think this is the finest book I`ve read so far. It explains everything regarding woodworking as well as complements it with helpful photos.?
Sweet!! Great idea, your workshop is the best. It almost makes me want to go back to a single car garage just to build your unit. :-) However, I am spoiled now with lots of room. Good luck with your plans, I'm sure there will be lots of interest.
Haha, I envy you and thanks for the comment.
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Just finished watching your all-in-one table & am amazed at not only your skill with wood but also the forethought and planning that went into this project.
How many hours would you say you spent on both planning and building it?
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Awesome! I just stumbled upon this series of videos and loved the table. I'll be buying the plans as soon as possible, and even though I don't have a planner o table saw I think I can adapt it to my needs (I just bought a band saw so I th8ngkit can use the planner space.
Cheers from Mexico,and congrats on the wedding!
What an amazing project! I'm so close to buying the plans. Only thing that bothers me is the size of the bench. I would have liked to be able to cut it in half and shove both parts in a corner. As it is now it would take to up to much room. I wonder if I would be able to modify your plan to suit my needs.
Having said that I'm in awe at your ingenuity and engineering skills. Amazing.
Those walls need something. Maybe a French cleat system
Hi, I am enjoying your workbench build. I just watched you install your mitre saw. What angle of mitre is possible with the recessed platform? Can you cut up to 45 degrees? I had a small idea for you: with the vice installed, make a bung or peg to go into the hand hole in the top drawer. The bung should be a snug fit in the drawer hand hole and the diameter remaining outside the drawer to be level with the bars in your vice. This would support a longer board in the vice, level, for say, to plane an edge.
Holy hell. Wow.
Dude your awesome......I'm not worth a shits in a bush at metrics , but I will buy the imperial version!!!!! Thank you very much!
I have searched your website many times over and cannot find the updated version of the workbench plans. I love the idea and want to build this system. Could you please provide a direct link.
Hey boet, nice one I like it, where are you based?
Now that you're all done could you do a video your of just the table?
Thanks a ton for the videos and the plans, are the plans for the drop down work table & shelf going to be available also? That's what I really want to build. I have an idea for a drop down vinyl layout table, but I'd like to compare it to yours since the one you built works so well.
I think, the only information I'd like to know in advance would be a lumber list to know if I'd be able to accomplish it prior to buying the plans.
I really love your design and this build. I can seem to find where to purchase your plans for the bench??
Hello John, I love your channel! I purchased your plans a while back but they are in the metric measurements. Is there any way for you to send me the US standard measurement plans? I’ve tried to do the conversions but it is very time consuming and troublesome.
Hi Jean, like jou thinking.! Hou baie van jou praktiese organisasie metodes. Hou so aan man, baie goeie werk. Weet nie of jy bewus is van JSK Koubou nie, maar kyk bietjie na van sy videos. Jy en die Japanees het baie ingemeen, en julle kan van mekaar leer. Sterkte daar gedurende die lockdown.
Really like your work its given me loads of ideas, by coincidence I have the same table saw and mitre saw. I think there is a design flaw on the Metabo KGS mitre saw in that when you screw on an auxiliary fence the sliding part is not secure and lifts up, did you have the same issue ?
Wow. That's incredible.
Edit: you're selling them for less than 10 bucks.....😲😲😲
Peter, have to say I’am hooked on your videos,👍🏻 I’ve just. About finished my bench, all by the table saw which I’am still to buy, can I ask you what you think of your Makita, it’s the one I want to buy, it’s been updated now, new fence clamps front and back, plus new flat cutting top, it’s the right price $650 here in Australia, can afford the dewalt and Bosch etc, but I still have to buy thickness and shop-vac etc so it’s within my budget I set myself when starting up the project.
As an amateur with woodworker, I typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement. Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I now work like a genius. That is great!?
Can you please share a direct link to purchase the plans to build this all-in-one woodworking bench?
I can not find anything on your site about how to purchase physical plans... Thank you, and oh. Awesome job on this bench. Loving it. Can't wait to build one for myself.
Same here. Nothing to buy at the moment.
Congratulations on your wedding, Jean! When is it?
It's in early November. After winter has ended around here.
Question: if you were to redo it/ remake it. Is there anything you would change, take in to account, or simple add/remove?
Love the design but seems like it’s one idea followed by many new ideas. Just gauging from the fact I’ve watched almost every shop vid in one day.
Thanks and keep going with this.
I need to see the assembly parts, I don't know if can find them around here. Also would need to adapt, because my table saw is a DeWalt 745... But it's a great project and I'm very interested
Nice work, i bought the plans but would love to have a cut list.
is there a way to buy these now while the site is being rebuilt?
Hi Jean, are your plans not available anymore? It just goes to a blank page.
Trying to get an idea of the type of room I'll need. Is the width a full 48 inch sheet?
Having a hard time getting an imperial plan set to download on my iMac
I want to make a similar bench just for my mitersaw and planer. Do you h e any recommendations on how to modify your plans I bought
can you hide a drill press in the same way as the miter saw
This is a superb wood working book I`ve ever read, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . Both novice and some skilled woodworker can gain a lot of general info using this reading material. I`ve been very amazed how frequently I use this to look up woods at places like to restore and salvage spots.?
I have a couple of questions for you. I know you hesitated with the electrical but I am familiar electrical wiring but don’t know what it’s American equivalent of what you show. I am also very curious as to what you used to set up your compressor to be automatic draining. I am the guy who when done with compressor empties the air and water valve
I used a normally closed contact on the main contactor. When switching off the compressor is switched off the contactor disengages, closing the normally closed contacted and powering the valve that dumps the compressor. I then added a timer so that the valve is not always energized when the compressor is not powered on.
Sorry, I am not finding the plans on your website for the work station. Only thing I find in the comments immediately below your video appears to be a competitor.
Graham
Before I buy the plans, can you give me the measurements of the final build? I have a small shop and want to make sure it will fit in my area. Height, length, and depth please. You stated the plans are available for $9.90 but when I went to buy it shows $12.90. Is there a coupon I am not aware of?
Hey, the bench is 1600x2400mm that's about 5.2x7.8ft so the bench is quite large. The original price was 9.90. Since moving the plans over to a dedicated website and getting more people involved the costs of the site have gone up and so the products also. Soon I am building a bench better suited to small shops. Maybe hang on for that one. It might work better for you.
Are these planes not afforded in Inches? I don't deal in metric. What is imperial?
Imperial a measurement system used mainly by the US. Inches isn't a system, it's a measuring unit which is part of the imperial system (just like foot, yard, pound, etc.).
Purchased product tried to download imperial gave me a (too many requests) note. now I canmt get back to the download page
the plans will be available again for purchase?
Hopefully soon. Working on it.
Hey dood. Die planne op jou website is gratis aflaaibaar, Kyk bietjie na dit.
Are these plans still available? Clicked the link and proceeds to empty page.
Hi, I purchased the plan for this. I live in America and when I attempted to download plan it said too many requests. Metric just isn't my thing could you please do something that would help me to download the imperial version? I did download the metric just in case but would be happy to delete if that's your preference.
Sorry about that. Would you mind sending me a mail and I'll sort it out for you. You can get the address on the channels "about" tab.
How much materials and all do you think this build cost? Not including the tools of course!?
Ok y’all how did you get the plans.?
Hi All, I would dearly like to purchase and download the all-in-one workbench plans, the complete version in pdf format, but cannot find the link. The 'Find Out More' link on the website just takes me back to the individual plans. Anyone had any luck and can point me in the right direction of the full .pdf. Thanks in advance.
Die plans store is down. I am working hard to restore it. You can send me a mail and I can help you out. The address is in the channels about page.
Hi Jean, I bought the workbench plans but didnt get the download link, I have also sent an email. Please be so kind as to have a look for me. Thanks
Will do that right now.
@@WoodshopJunkies thank you very much, got your email now
One last question. I watched on aww on your dust collection but in later videos didn’t see you using it. Did you have an issue with the setup? Thanks so much!
I briefly had a damaged pipe I needed to replace. I damaged it while moving things around.
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Hi Altus, jy kan steeds as n Suid Afrikaner op die Teespring site koop maar as jy my via epos kontak kan ons 'n plan maak om vir jou plaaslk te druk en na jou te courier. jean@woodworkjunkie.com
Okay baie dankie jean
I just watched all the videos on this play list and I just have one question for you. Where are you from? I spent 11 videos trying to place your "accent" and I just couldn't. Its gonna drive me nuts
South Africa
@@WoodshopJunkies would not have guessed in a million years. Love your videos, keep up the good work 👍
Первый коментарий на русском языке. Привет:)
Как же они любят очень много пиздеть и как мало показывают работу ,у них там,что, все на столько не грамотны,что они столько болтают. Обьяснят тебе все ,что и так всем понятно,но не покажут ,то,что интересно посмотреть. Да говорить не хочется да же -тупость ,одно слово...
Dude I just watch 4 minutes of you telling me how to buy this. Wth.