The build is phenomenal but the only thing missing is the dust collection for every tool you've got there.....maybe next video you can build a dust collection for all those .....would be a great addition to the workbench there......👍🏻😀.......cheers
An absolute pleasure to watch your work Mr H. I can only offer this tip: seal the edges of your chipboard top very well. Even the humidity in your area (I suspect is in the tropics) will expand the wood and put a lot of your good tolerances out of whack not to mention create an uneven surface. Keep this good stuff coming!
Thank you for watching and commenting! Actually, I applied a layer of glue to protect the wood edges after the project, but I didn't include it in the video.
Hi Mr.H, I defiantly must agree with Jed, an absolute pleasure watching your work, giving us idea's. I am defiantly going to make me one Keep up the good work, appreciate it 👍
Great Job Mr. H Two things come to my mind watching the video, The dust management particularly under the workshop and the space between stations. You are so brilliant that I believe you can imagine a vacuum system to collect dust into the different compartment, as long it gonna be very hard to deal with and could be potential hazard for the whole workshop. The space between station are very small to me and I guess that the space management. the best version could be the extensible model. Can you elaborate a plan to build this I am willing to buy it. Thank you for your SUPER PROJECT.
Hello, I'm handicapped. My name is Barry just beginning I'm 70 years old and missing the leg and just bought myself a Bosch table but I'm watching this going. What the heck all in one? That's so sweet. That's you know I've watched several work table videos and such and this is by far the best one I've ever seen and definitely good workmanship. You didn't know what the heck you're doing for electrician and stuff. So how much did it cost you the bills? If you're very interested, I'm going to be really sweet to have one of these in my shop so don't have a very big shop so it wouldn't be able to be hardly this size well, but I could buy them something as size I can make it work. I imagine you're selling the plans and you know. Anyway you could build one for me? I'd let you a problem is is I don't know where you're from but probably with any luck. You're on the opposite end of this country. Anyway, binbury good watching your video and I'll be looking forward to more. The picture you have was on the on Mr h woodworking. I don't know. I guess I'll have to look and see if she got it out anyway, I'm getting too worried. Sorry, thank you for your lessons. I'm learning a lot in the last 3 months. Maybe watching you guys build. You know I don't have a lot of time left. I like to learn as much as I can. Thank you for listening. Barry...
I liked everything except the use of a circular saw. The 7" blade is not very helpful as a table saw. I think buying a entry level cheap jobsite table saw and embed in to this workbench would make it more versatile and more enjoyable to use.
There are four seasons in my country, and up until now this project of mine is still working well and there are no deviations from the original, I also used a glue to cover the wood edges. Thank you for watching and commenting!
So nice ,wish icould have a unit of that work of yours. I had just acquired, a couple days ago, a grinder, a planer,a router,a drill, a jigsaw and a circular jigsaw. How much do you think would i still have to spend to have one like that, or how much would it cost me if i sould ask you to make one of that table for me
You should go into manufacturing theses. Do you know that's how the company Triton started and now they are one of the biggest in the world . I for one would love to purchase one look out for some financial backing good luck from Ireland 🪚🔨☘☘
I did forget you didn't put any dog ears on your on your table? Or am I just not seeing them? Maybe you don't need them. You know you're very good. Maybe you got other plans. Anyway, that's cuz my only question that I did have. Thank you!.
Dude when u cit that plywood and backed the piece out from the Diablo blade I was cringing.. My asshole was puckered up so much bcos I could see that piece of wood flying back on u man.. Jesus H Christ be careful man. Now other than that what u managed to build here is brilliant. I love how u used a plumbing part to get the angles on the blade.. That's exceptional.
Bravo, Super travail, merci pour toutes ces idées, vive le bricolage ! Encore merci pour le partage...😉
The build is phenomenal but the only thing missing is the dust collection for every tool you've got there.....maybe next video you can build a dust collection for all those .....would be a great addition to the workbench there......👍🏻😀.......cheers
woooow, great job. thanks for sharing. love to see it
Wow, Very beautiful Sir, I'm very impressed with the project, your determination has given me inspiration. Thanks for sharing God bless 🙏
Wao genial yo quiero una
An absolute pleasure to watch your work Mr H. I can only offer this tip: seal the edges of your chipboard top very well. Even the humidity in your area (I suspect is in the tropics) will expand the wood and put a lot of your good tolerances out of whack not to mention create an uneven surface. Keep this good stuff coming!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Actually, I applied a layer of glue to protect the wood edges after the project, but I didn't include it in the video.
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Hi Mr.H, I defiantly must agree with Jed, an absolute pleasure watching your work, giving us idea's. I am defiantly going to make me one
Keep up the good work, appreciate it 👍
Ideas muy interesantes, felicidades, gran contenido, sigue adelante
Я жінка,але дивилася на Вашу роботу з захопленням.Це чудово!Ви талант!!!
ممتاز جدا وعمل رائع متميز
لاينقصه سوا منظومة شفط للغبار
ارجو ان تعمل عليها من اجل سلامتك
I really enjoyed watching your project. You have fantastic ingenuity!!!
One of your nicest builds. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
good 👍👍
Your work is really amazing
oh what a master piece . Really enjoy your video. very great job ! excellent keep on :-)
Muy buena idea gracias
What a great build! The only thing I would add is some type of dust extraction. Other than that, you nailed it, Mr H! Thank you for sharing!
God bless your finger
Nice
Great Job Mr. H
Two things come to my mind watching the video, The dust management particularly under the workshop and the space between stations.
You are so brilliant that I believe you can imagine a vacuum system to collect dust into the different compartment, as long it gonna be very hard to deal with and could be potential hazard for the whole workshop.
The space between station are very small to me and I guess that the space management. the best version could be the extensible model.
Can you elaborate a plan to build this I am willing to buy it.
Thank you for your SUPER PROJECT.
Ficou birefool
😊Genial gostei C.Q
Muy bien😮❤
Bravo est merci beaucoup
Hello, I'm handicapped. My name is Barry just beginning I'm 70 years old and missing the leg and just bought myself a Bosch table but I'm watching this going. What the heck all in one? That's so sweet. That's you know I've watched several work table videos and such and this is by far the best one I've ever seen and definitely good workmanship. You didn't know what the heck you're doing for electrician and stuff. So how much did it cost you the bills? If you're very interested, I'm going to be really sweet to have one of these in my shop so don't have a very big shop so it wouldn't be able to be hardly this size well, but I could buy them something as size I can make it work. I imagine you're selling the plans and you know. Anyway you could build one for me? I'd let you a problem is is I don't know where you're from but probably with any luck. You're on the opposite end of this country. Anyway, binbury good watching your video and I'll be looking forward to more. The picture you have was on the on Mr h woodworking. I don't know. I guess I'll have to look and see if she got it out anyway, I'm getting too worried. Sorry, thank you for your lessons. I'm learning a lot in the last 3 months. Maybe watching you guys build. You know I don't have a lot of time left. I like to learn as much as I can. Thank you for listening. Barry...
🤩🤩🤩
So clever you need to patent it and sell it on because I’d get one so can you make me one please
Congratulations👍bravo
Цвет стойки для лобзика,у нас на кладбище памятники таким цветом красят.
Bom muito bom
Great job!
1000👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Keren sekali dan meng inspirasi saya.dapatkah saya memiliki cetak birunya /desain pembuatannya
Sangat menyesal! Saya melakukannya dengan perkiraan agar sesuai dengan ruang bengkel tanpa cetak biru yang mendetail.
Terima kasih telah menonton!
I liked everything except the use of a circular saw. The 7" blade is not very helpful as a table saw. I think buying a entry level cheap jobsite table saw and embed in to this workbench would make it more versatile and more enjoyable to use.
Mr H woodworking .
Please tell us that does birch plywood expand and compress from the weather effect ?
There are four seasons in my country, and up until now this project of mine is still working well and there are no deviations from the original, I also used a glue to cover the wood edges.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
So nice ,wish icould have a unit of that work of yours. I had just acquired, a couple days ago, a grinder, a planer,a router,a drill, a jigsaw and a circular jigsaw. How much do you think would i still have to spend to have one like that, or how much would it cost me if i sould ask you to make one of that table for me
You should go into manufacturing theses. Do you know that's how the company Triton started and now they are one of the biggest in the world . I for one would love to purchase one look out for some financial backing good luck from Ireland 🪚🔨☘☘
Hi what is that glue you use please regards John
I did forget you didn't put any dog ears on your on your table? Or am I just not seeing them? Maybe you don't need them. You know you're very good. Maybe you got other plans. Anyway, that's cuz my only question that I did have. Thank you!.
good job
I want to know the speed circuit used for the grinder
I found it and ordered it online, it's a speed regulation module
Thank you for watching!
@@MrHWoodworking Thank you very much
🎉
Makita circular...what series do you use?
I use a makita N5900B 230mm circular saw, power 2000W, speed 4100 rpm and replace it with a 250mm blade
@@MrHWoodworking tx sir 🙏🙏
"Мастер"! Хоть бы метчик смазал когда резьбу нарезаешь (51-я минута).
All you need now is a dust collecting system.
1:02:02 beautiful
How do you break down a large piece of plywood with everything in the way ?
Dude when u cit that plywood and backed the piece out from the Diablo blade I was cringing.. My asshole was puckered up so much bcos I could see that piece of wood flying back on u man.. Jesus H Christ be careful man.
Now other than that what u managed to build here is brilliant. I love how u used a plumbing part to get the angles on the blade.. That's exceptional.
Can I buy this plan?
So sorry! I don't have a written plan. The project is done step by step by me directly on my mind.
Thanks for watching!
@@MrHWoodworking If you have the plan, I’d like to buy it.
Kann ich so was bei dir kaufen ???