I can't wait to make this. So simple and very nice looking. Luckily for those of us with just a drill, all of the pieces can be gotten from from HD or Lowes pre-cut and treated....am still going to paint mine blue and white with outdoor weather resistant paint I used for another project last summer. Thanks!
Nice design. I might use this for a poolside bench...countersinking is nice but unnecessary here unless you are close to the end and afraid of splitting. You can just drive the screw and if it wants to gap out just reverse and resink. Also if you dont want to buy a countersink or switch to a drill bit you can spin your screw backwards until you make your hole, effectively turning your screw into a pre drill. We use this trick alot when pre drilling is helpful but not always necessary.
Thank you for sharing this very nice bench, I was looking for some furniture for our new porch. THis is a beautiful design. Thank you for the video. Nicely done on the video and the bench.
LMAO! Surely it would be easier to just not make the thing out of 2x4s then rartehr than buying 2x4s and then going throug the trouble of removing the rounded edges?!
IDK if the price of wood went through the roof or something but this bench is deceptively expensive to make. Other than pride in the achievement what's the point of DIYing if it ends up costing substantially more than just buying from a store?!
I can't wait to make this. So simple and very nice looking. Luckily for those of us with just a drill, all of the pieces can be gotten from from HD or Lowes pre-cut and treated....am still going to paint mine blue and white with outdoor weather resistant paint I used for another project last summer. Thanks!
Good luck!
Bravo...thanks.
Nice design. I might use this for a poolside bench...countersinking is nice but unnecessary here unless you are close to the end and afraid of splitting. You can just drive the screw and if it wants to gap out just reverse and resink. Also if you dont want to buy a countersink or switch to a drill bit you can spin your screw backwards until you make your hole, effectively turning your screw into a pre drill. We use this trick alot when pre drilling is helpful but not always necessary.
Thanks for the feedback!
Love it! Exactly what I need, simple, solid, beautiful and looks modern
Thank you for sharing this very nice bench, I was looking for some furniture for our new porch. THis is a beautiful design. Thank you for the video. Nicely done on the video and the bench.
I appreciate it.
Many thanks! Very easy to follow!
Thank you! Glad that it's helpful.
Looks great bro and gives me some ideas! Thanks
thank you. I am going to stain all the pieces two tones a red cedar and a dark black and then assemble it for a 2 tone finished bench!
That sounds like a really cool design, looking forward to seeing it!
Looks very Good 😊
I need to try this but for I guy who lives in Europe I don't understand the dimensions in the description :/
Shout out to you man. This is dope🔥🔥
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. It seems easy to do it. I will try and give you the results
You're welcome, and good luck.
Really nice bench, well done
I appreciate it!
Great job. I would removed the rounded edges at the table saw so it is not so obvious that it is made from 2x4's .
Great idea!
LMAO! Surely it would be easier to just not make the thing out of 2x4s then rartehr than buying 2x4s and then going throug the trouble of removing the rounded edges?!
@@darkspeed62 2X4's are cheap. That's the idea.
Great job !!! Thank you.
Nice work. Thank you for the content
I love the pattern you used on this it was amazing how you did it.❤❤❤
Great bench bud
it looks good
Thank you!
excellent video
Nice bench. Any reason you did not use wood glue all around?
Wood glue is good for reinforcing the screws, but this bench is heavy. Using only wood glue would not be a good idea :)
Would like to know what model Drill/Drivers you are using please?
Of course! These are the model numbers of drill and impact driver I use in the video.
Dewalt Drill: DCD708B
Dewalt Impact Driver: DCF809B
@@infinitebuilds491 Thank you! Love your video by the way.
I love it! Could you please list the finished dimensions of the bench? Thank you!
Thank you! The finished dimension of the bench is 70" x 15" x 18" (L x W x H). Good luck!
@@infinitebuilds491 thank you!
Could you give me the cut dimension for the wood and what type of screws to use, this is my first wood project.
Hi Kim, I updated the video description with cut list and materials list.
Thanks for the video! Did you use #8 x 2" screws on the 2x4 boards... and they held?
Yes, they still hold pretty well til this day.
Could this be made as a 10ft bench instead? or would you have to add supports in the middle?
You should add support in the middle for a 10ft bench.
Great!!
How many pieces of 2x4 are needed and 1x4 are needed?
Take a look at my cut list in the description section :)
What was your measurements?
Please check the description section, I have put the dimensions in there
These materials to create bench like this cost around 200 euros in my country...
That's quite expensive! :(
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Easy but too much wood
I agree, but it made the bench more stable.
No quedara muy pesado............
IDK if the price of wood went through the roof or something but this bench is deceptively expensive to make. Other than pride in the achievement what's the point of DIYing if it ends up costing substantially more than just buying from a store?!
The purpose is to educate others in wood working. Also, I haven't seen this particular bench anywhere in store. It's quite attractive if you ask me.