How To Make A Workbench For Cheap
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The X on your watch killed me!!😂😂😂🤣🤣
Oh and the Spam.....
That means its a RolX…. or a TimeX !! LOL!
Yah it's hilarious
RolX Xplorex
Mike McCoy you know it. 👌
Anyone else see the tin of spam on the workbench at 8:34?
Seems like an unlikely "product placement"! :-)
0:30 right side on the bench
It looks edit in. It is two sharply in focus compared to everything else.
Ha ha yes I spotted that too. Also a Starbucks coffee cup in another recent video. I love how he’s trolling the people accusing him of product placement.
@@ErikOrdway1984 - He has thrown in several items like that recently. I think he just does it for fun. Last one I noticed was a bottle of Red LocTite.
Should place the drawer more in the middle cause if you're sitting at the vice area you wouldn't bump your knees off of it 😊😊😊 have a wonderful day
Brand X can use Milwaukee batteries? Cool!
X brand has thought of everything,
I love the content when Cody takes UA-cam comments seriously. 😁👍
I appreciate you Cody! I'm studying a carpenter's course and you have helped me out alot just hearing the terms of the items you use is a life saver I'm learning how to use my tools efficiently and I'm loving it. Thank you for helping me decide what I want to be in life. God bless
@@davidkirkpatrick712 okay I will take a look thanks.
@@davidkirkpatrick712 And possibly Paul Sellers and Robin Clevett
@@davidkirkpatrick712 Agree with you on that.
I think that a rolling cabinet that you could sit on would be better than a drawer. The drawer contents would bang around when you start hammering.
Love the bench build. I would consider some cross bracing for the legs just to stop any racking
I think he mentioned building something for that in an earlier video.
I thought the same thing... I could imagine how heavy that table top must be. Don’t want that thing to come crashing down. dangerous!
@@ezerish - Yes, he did, I imagine it is going to be in a later video. He still needs to mount the drill press and bench grinder too, so it isn't near over.
What about adding a third leg in the middle? That's a long span.
@@Brian-Burke I feel like the top is pretty strong so I don't worry too much about the span. Those legs just have a narrow top so any sideways force creates a lot of leverage.
I always pronounce it as "roof." Hope this helps.
😂 nice
I'm the opposite, I always pronounce it "roof", each to there own
it doesnt, because it's the same way as its written omfg ( -.-)'
i'm addicted, more video PLEASE! i bought as of today 4 lockable brake casters, red loctite, 7 threaded long rods, 21 2 x 4's by 8' , $99.00 vise 6"(homedepot) , i am going to make 2" heavy duty pipe and flanges to match all threaded for the stand & cross brace oil painted in black. i told my girlfriend & showed her your video why i was spending all this money to make a garage(mancave) heavy duty work bench. she APPROVED SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH. SUBBED TO YOUR CHANNEL .👊👍
Greetings from Belfast Northern Ireland.
I’m just starting up woodwork as a hobby. This series and the one regarding affordable tools have been a real goldmine of useful information. So thank you for all your help. I’m looking forward to your next videos.
Keep up the good work.
Did you see that spider come out of the box of lag bolts? 4:48. Good fun that!
Was tiny, not worth the rewind thanks!!
@@citizenshan2118 Yeah, it's a shame you had to rewind and fast forward thru all that film... I hope you remembered to rewind the video at the end at least! BE KIND, REWIND!
Aaron Williams wow, you watch closely/ took me 5 times before I saw it
I was abut to say that too
This video is sponsored by Spam, SPAM® “miracle in a can".
Spam can 6:29 lol
excellent substitute for locktite
I was wondering what it was doing there. I guess I'm having Hawaiian for dinner. Spam n' eggs!
@@monkeybuttdevinlane
Spam, spam, spam, spam, baked beans and spam.
You have fake news and then fake meat, spam can?
UncleDave
And a visit from the sweetloaf ,that warms your heart right there! ❤️😊
Screw the people that prioritize using the brands you like as a sponsor type video, the people that know and love you and your channel know that you dont sponsor products you dont like or know that works. I appreciate the fact you tell us all the information about the products you use good or bad because that helps me as a builder myself eliminate the problems of trial-and-error in hardware and other things when i want to build things myself, thank you so much for your hard work you are very much appreciated and keep up the great work thank you!!!!!
Thank you for re-spreading the knowledge that has been lost over generations! I enjoy the vids and am learning a lot from you as well.
For a good source of knowledge that has been lost over generations check out the Foxfire series of books.
Nice bench and I respect you for reading comments because most people who get one million subscribers don’t read comments at all so thanks
Thank you kash, glad to have you here,
No spiders were harmed in the making of this film. 😄 4:46
and still it rains...
Nice job on the workbench. I worked professionally in a wood shop for many years and the workbench was great. It was a big one 4' feet wide and 8' feet long and skimmed with a full sheet of 3/4" MDF. So after 6 months of abuse we would just unbolt it and the vice and slap a new sheet of MDF and its good as new.
Really man don't be a sellout brand x tools aren't even that good
I grew up using brand X. They're the best thing since sliced bread. Heck, they're the best thing since UNSLICED bread.
I usually don't have a problem with my brand X tools, but on those few occasions I do, I know I can swap them out for new ones when the brand X truck comes to the shop. Their lifetime guarantee / no questions asked policy can't be beat!
take an English and spelling class.
@@scottmclerran3621 How much did they pay you to say this? Brand X must be really desperate if they pay random commenters.
This comment was sent from a brand X device.
@@toddmiller3490 there, their, they're... i have corrected my mistake. Now the grammar Nazis can rest easy.
Ive only just started watching your channel, I really like your approach to building things its very much like mine. I get much more satisfaction out of using something I built to my own H.D. specs than most factory made things. I love the effort you put into the work bench, but I have to say one thing - im a nut for diagonal support, and it seems this bench is uber strong on the vertical except for say if somehow it needed to take side force by accident, looks like its vulnerable as theres no "racking" support on the diagonal. Please correct me if im wrong, its just something ive always been a fanatic about. Im also a fanatic about over building things strength wise, I get satisfaction doing this as I know I can build way more sturdy than most factory made stuff. I have a 6' bench I built years ago in the basement thats so overbuilt I know now I really over did it-lol legs are treated 4x4s and the rest is a combination of 2x6's, 2x12's and 2x4's with serious diagonal bracing and a drawer in the middle similar to how your describing. On the back is a tempered pegboard with the heavier guage hooks etc. and a large 8" Tekton bench vise that has turned out to be much better quality than I expected and an old heavy pipe fitters vise on the other corner, again over done. But I do realize your goal was to build on a budget with good bang for the buck for the person just starting out, so im not saying all this to take away from your excellent work, on the contrary that bench top is a thing of beauty, a genuine family heirloom-! lol My drill press and bench grinder are on separate stands since the two large vises take up each corner, again one should probably go--lol
Very nice project! You should finish the underside of the bench with the same finish you used in the top. It equalizes the surfaces of both sides and helps stop warping. Yes, the legs will keep the top stable but good practice when making flat surfaces out of wood.
Drawers are a total good idea for the bench. Very very useful.
I worked at a shop a few years ago. The bench the old owner made had 3 heights. About 6 feet of a good height for sitting down with a chair. About 12 feet of about belly-button height for stand up work and about 6 feet of about mid chest height. I was amazed how much time I stood up at the highest level doing finicky small engine work. Excellent height for seeing exactly what I was working on without being bent over a low bench
I've had some very painful experiences with drawers under workbenches. How about a nice dovetail box that can sit on top of the bench to hold the current project parts and pieces. You could make a couple of handles to put on the top - ends.
The new lighting is awesome. Loved the last shot of Heartracer walking out of the frame. Thanks for the blessings, right back at you.
Planning on building a forever shed with my sons, we are going to build this work table as well. Thanks for all you do, you are real UA-cam sensation
Can't tell you how cool it has been watching the loaf and Jack grow up these past few years. Such a gift. Thanks.
My God, I love his videos cause I'm a big DIY myself. And on top of it, the scenes with the little kids ... wow, a very nice human touch that warm my heart every times!!! BIG Tks,
Thanks for this series... going to start mine.
I love your Brand X drill! I have 2 the same model. They're amazingly durable. (My first one had been horribly abused, dropped off the truck at least 6 times, left outside countless times, and finally tried to drill a stump with a 1.25" spade bit to finish it off)
(This comment brought to you by "Way more shilling than I have ever seen from Mr. Wranglerstar)
That bit at the end with your family is too darn wholesome. It could melt the iciest heart.
That "Goodbye, papa" at the end was so heartwarming
You and your channel are so great. Thank you for all the awesome content. I wish I saw this series before I bought my pos workbench haha
One of the best dad jokes from when I was a kid: "Dad, what is SPAM made of?" "It's made from little SPAM animals, of course!" I always pictured little chicken-sized reptiles like you see in Jurrasic Park. Nice subtle placement!
Awesome video Cody. Love your X brand tools 😁 Have an amazing week, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪
but have you seen that X brand watch ?
Most of your long time viewers know you don't believe in just one brand you give all of them a fair chance don't listen to all the haters you put out good content and inspired me to make this bench just as soon as I can get rid of my old one. Keep up the good content
I have those shop fox legs. I picked them up for the small foot print / adjustability. Ran into a problem though. bolting them to the bottom of a top without any sort of bracing lead to a table that is pretty wobbly. i dont plan to bolt to the floor so i may look at adding some 45 degree braces or something
Hello from Romania! I learnt a lot from you and I watched almost all your videos. I discovered your channel a few month ago and you rock! I live in a big city but I dream to a life in country side.
Don't know if you reload, a basic reloading bench would be a nice addition. Especially with Oregon's upcoming Draconian Laws ... III%
+1 I am building this to double as a reload bench as well and would appreciate that.
Oregon has new pew pew laws? Details?
I've been watching Wranglerstar since the old days and I'm really happy to see that it's still there and even getting better. God bless you!
You have the sweetest little girl, may God bless your family. I've been watching this channel since 2014 and I had to create a new account because I made a new email and it's so nice watching everyone grow up.
I seen a Sharpie name on the marker, you have obviously sold out to Sharpie! ;)
How do you think I paid for brand X watch?
Nothing like 10 videos for one work bench !
Content security
Oh boy have i been waiting for this video, bought loctite today by the way👍🏼
Enjoyed watching your entire Bombshell Workbench series. Well done and thanks. Have a fine week.
This is your best series in awhile. I am really enjoying it and looking forward to the next video.
Thank you for sharing your work with us. My Grandfathers workbench (I believe its from the late 1920s or 1930s) is still in our workshop. He added a drawer, which is roughly 18 inches wide, roughly 19 inches deep and 5.5 inches in height, which is solidly build. 2 feet sounds nice, but I am wondering weight wise, if that is too big? Maybe two drawers instead? Also it has a sort of recess (or divot?) at the opposing side over the whole length of the side with the vice, roughly 3 inches deep with a width of 5 inches to hold small things.
It is similar to this workbench:
www.amazon.com/Olympia-Tools-84-906-Hard-Workbench/dp/B071RH3VW7
Great video! I noticed the can of Spam, what's everyone's opinion on Spam, love it or hate it?
Love it.
spam musubi and saimin are life!
That bench looks awesome. The drawer idea is nice. Might want to consider putting a drawer on the other side as well for the grinder and drill press accessories. It would be very handy. I might build this work bench. Currently looking at storage solutions for my million aerosol cans first lol.
Cool & precious family... Yah bless this family!
The sweet loaf is looking all grown up today, what a blessing. Thanks for sharing, I've been enjoying this series even though I've already built my bench. It's a mix of a Rubo and a Paul Sellers, I call it the Rubella. May our father continue to bless you all.
Came-together very nicely! - Our littles have been sick for the past few days. My wife can sure relate to how Mrs W is feeling @10:45. It's hard not to feel terrible for them, knowing exactly how they're feeling.
This has been a lovely series, ive really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed your poor mans workbench series too. I would really LOVE to see how its been doing after all these years of use.
It’s total ASMR watching you work on this bench, very relaxing, I don’t know why. The end made me smile, you are a lucky man. Hey wait! You left your pressure washer out in the rain?!
Not totally sure if it would work with those metal legs or the overall purpose but a under mount Woodworker's vise might also be a good addition. I have a bench vise at one end of my bench and a Woodworker's vise at the other.
Surprisingly, one of those woodworking vises with bench dog holes and pins is incredibly handy for holding large items to the bench without having to mess around with clamps or cauls.
really enjoyed this series. only thing i noticed, the top didn't look very flat, but that could be worked out fairly easy. I think i'm going to build a version of this myself.
I really like The idea of grandpas old layout. God bless
I go through most UA-cam videos at 2x speed Wranglerstar, but I put it back to real-time for the ending here. Great to see your family. Your daughter is of a similar age to mine. Please try to involve them more in future vids!
Can you do a video on the best drill bits? I tend to break more drill bits than i drill holes
Brand X. Is the best
Coincidence one might say, I was about to do same job.Mounting Heuer front 120 with rotation table and figuring out how to fit Lista legs on 4cm multiplex top.Have to drill some extra holes.
Cody, just want to take the time to say that I enjoy the content, the quality of the making and the mood of your videos (and even if I'm an easterner!)
I fully expected you to edit in a "Hallelujah" clip when the bench finally "touched down" on the floor. Finally, after stinging us along for a couple of weeks, we have the finished bench! Thanks. :-)
Lmao cody's level of passive aggresive trolling is astounding.
I love to see that you have the swedish "Dalahäst" on your shelf 😍 9:09. Grettings from Sweden!
I think its time for a sarcastic aviator sunglasses mean comment video.
Absolutely its been a while
+1
Agree.
agreed! gotta address those haters every once in a while
Awesome to see the workbench "work" again Cody!
Love these videos. I would add a board across the back of the legs to tie them together.
Nice to see a bench build that the average DIY home owner can tackle. I've seen so many of these builds that just boggle the mind in their cost and complexity, requiring a level of skill that is way beyond my meager ability, along with tools and machinery that I would have to mortgage my house to purchase, (even if I did know how to use them). Sometimes all you need is something simple and sturdy to pound on.
Love the drawer idea. Also, where's the mandatory dual bench grinder/polisher? Maybe 2 drawers, one for each of the mounted devices.
Power cord runs? Access hole/notch to run power?
Keep up the great work Cody!
If your going to forge a square stock drawer pull a cool and fairly simple affect to add a little flair is pineapple twist. You basically cut a few slits in the material and twist the bar.
Great videos. Thank you!
What do you think about putting casters at the bottom of the legs. I’m thinking on building a smaller version of this bench. About 30” x 48” but I would like to be able to move it around. Not lots of room in the garage. Thanks!
I wish I had thought of this earlier. Take a picture of the bench top on top of your timber framed saw horses and a picture of the bench top on the steel legs and have a channel poll to see which one people liked the best. My vote would have been for the timber framed saw horses. Bruce from the City of Orange in Orange county Calif.
extra drawers ( all along the front ) are a great idea - it might also help if you installed some cross bracing along the back for extra lateral strength - a simple 2X4 bolted on diagonal corners would be simple effective and cost friendly
I think the statics come together if you put the leg between the four bolts, exactly under the anvil surface. If you just support one side of the screw that's gonna give you a little bending moment while hammering, which reduces the force you put on the work-piece.
I love your channel, and this series of videos intrigues me very much. This would make a perfect reloading bench.
Suggestion Cody, have you considered a long gated box shape pull out drawer under vise on other side of leg vs tray type pull out drawer? This way you don't sacrifice leg room you may need sitting there while working in the corner using the vice? Nice job on bench!
The drawer is a fantastic idea! It would be very handy to keep common tools.
Any Brand X GLUE to hold the drawer together? 😃
This is by far my favorite UA-cam channel since I found it a couple of weeks ago.
I was thinking these bench videos have better lighting and then I saw that brand x video light! It makes a big difference!
Do you plan for any cross bracing for the legs to remove the side wobble?
Someone commented about the lower shelf but that will not eliminate the side to side since parallelogram, needs some triangles for rigidity. Cheers
Hi, I do enjoy watching you do your various projects and wonder about several things. Not likely that I've seen your earliest videos, so don't have the whole story. How do you have time and money for all those projects, acquire all that new equipment, and make a living? Also, a small point about your pilot drill size selection. I'm a tradesman, and was taught when selecting a drill bit to drill a pilot hole, to select an "off size", instead of the 1/8" use 9/64 or 11/64 and keep the 1/8, 1/4 & 3/8 in top condition for the times you needed those for bolt holes etc. Not to be picky, just to relate what some of the old tradesmen thought. Good projects!!
Nice setup on the bench and hearing the baby say bye bye papa at the end was too precious.
Do you think that the drawer would get in the way right by the vice if you want to sit and do fine carving or file type of work
You should have a sweet loaf ink hand print on the table or in the drawer dated ?
Uh oh I saw Dewalt on a storage box. Like how the watch is covered, too. Start a wranglerstar line of tools.
Great looking bench. Love the product placement (Triggered)
good job! I would certainly attach a backsplash... Nothing worse than stuff rolling off between the bench and the wall...
I love the drawer idea! The handle sounds cool. This has been a great project.
Top notch workmanship Sir, what ever brands of tools you use and prefer is your choice. No need to explain or justify yourself.
I love the whole project, the top especially. What are you thoughts on using a similar top for a dining table?
Nice heavy workbench. You can add an rcd protected under desk power outlet .
Goodbye papa at the end is awesome. She's so smart and knows what she is doing. I have a feeling she's the BOSS around the house. Lol
Great series!
Awesome bench. I’ve been wanting to build one for the past few months. This will be the one that I will build. I still haven’t found brand X on Amazon or at Home Depot. Where can we find brand X?? 😎 God bless you and your family.
You should number the episode like workbench 1 2 3 would be easier to get back at it in the future. Anyway it is really inspiring I probably start my own workbench soon. Do you think I could rebuild transmission in a bench like that or I should cover it in steel?
I intend to build this bench but with wooden legs. I was wondering if you could do a video just showing and explaining the wooden legs on your old bench.
@4:21, I was crying laughing at the "brand X" on the box of bolts but when I noticed your watch I just freakin died!!
Thanks for sharing that
6:39 love the spam XD
I think drawers all the way across would look great. Also you should do an inlay of your wranglerstar logo on the bench for jack.