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None of this stuff looks even slightly used.

That's a great build. Glad to see you're back again.

great video, good job its a nice table

Great video!

Thank you for doing things that normal people do. 1. "I don't have enough clamps" 2. Got to glue it on the floor. 3. Having a small space and using every bit of it! 4. "Not sure how long I have had it!😂

Looks awesome! Ive never known a reason foe dog holes on a mitre stand. What do you use them for?

I love how you explain what you want to do and then show how you actually perform the action.

Nicely done. How deep did you route your dado groove for the magnetic tape and ruler + do you just leave the self adhesive strip on the back of the ruler so you can move at will??

Is this a miter stand or work bench? Why all the dog holes?

I had a cheap track saw and hated it. I bought a Festool and love it, expensive yes, but IMO worth it. Nice review!

great setup.

Do you have any pics of it finished with the top? Looks great

Чегердык.

Dang this rules.

Not asmr music too loud

Excellent Build. I am about to start building my wet bar in my finished basement and i Learned many poinetrs from you !. Ship lap siding on bar is a great idea and i am going to do the same. Menards Alread have dark colored 8 ft x7.5 inch ship lap, that will save me some time. Thank You👍

How is rhe working out for you now? I was working on designing a fixed station but with the Dewalt 779 the station would need to be deep. I already have the stand and put it on a rolling platform. I could tuck this against the wall when not needed Thought hard aboud getting a non slider to use to take up less space. The 779 is way more than i need but i have it so might as well use it. Small shop so space is a premium.

A really solid and comprehensive overview, presented clearly and concisely. Very well done. I think you've sold me on the saw!

This is so satisfying and underrated- outright subscribed less than 3 minutes in, just because, and I just love the vibe of this video! Not sure if your username pertains to getting up at 4am to build stuff, but that concept certainly resonates with me- after many years of "having no time" to do hobbies or things I enjoy, I started getting up up at 4am everyday and spending 2 hours doing ANY hobby or activity I want to do in that 2 hour window I blocked out for myself. It has made such a difference in my life and overall well-being. I love making and fixing all sorts of things- clothes, painting, refinishing free furniture and doing small repairs... Even though I've never done actual wood working, I enjoyed this, and I do have a friend who is into it and helps me out when I need wood cut and such. I would love to have a standing desk, but many of them out there are out of budget and/or unattractive, so watching this is simply inspiring for someone like me! Thanks again for this upload! Fawn 😊

How is your diy dolly compare to the packout one? Id think its heavier but also more robust. Id likely add a spacer in the middle too for support /shrug

What bar top did you go with to match that shiplap?

Hey nice build. I threw together a rendering with Sketchup based on the dimensions below if you would like it. I don't know how I can get it to you though

Woodworking and a nice watch, all my favorite things. Great job with the channel

Why all the glue?

What’s the dimensions

French cleat FTW! Going to build something similar and another for holding grinding/cutter discs. Great video!

With any due respect, this is definitely not what a carpenter's tool setup looks like. This is what a cabinet installer's tool setup looks like

Can you use any blade with a fest tool track

Generally when you copy someone else’s design you reference them. Shout out to Spencer from Insider Carpenter for making this design

Where is your circular saw put my friends

The metric system was introduced in 1795 and is used worldwide - time to catch up? 😉 I like the design of the wings, though.

This is just what I was looking for. Thanks man.. Buying my lumber now.

Do you have a basic drawing for how you did the legs?

One problem that I see, it should be off the floor a least 3” is horrible to approach the working surface above it and hit your feet against the cabinet build. other than that great build.

What were the dimensions of the wings? They look like a great size.

Those nail length marks on the drawer are genius. Nice touch

A carpenter with a Rolex; you know you will pay too much for the job

How do the crown stops work? Just slide a bolt and washer in t track and a slotted piece for top with nut and bolt to tighten down to it?

Excellent job!

Make a trash bin next 😂 awesome work, very clean, thanks for the idea

Thanks a bunch bro, you just completely solved my trolley-dolly combo idea, so simple and so versatile. Keep up the good work 👍🏼

Ok thanks 👍

What kind of paint did you use, brand and sheen? It looks good with the red palckouts!!

I am going to use this exact build when I purchase my FLEX 12" miter saw next year. Did i missed the area for stop block?

Thank you for the indepth review.... off topic question. How well do you like the Dewalt cordless brad nailer and palm router I see on your bench? Are they worth the investment? Does the (I'm assuming) brad nailer work well? Would you recommend both? One? Neither? Thanks

Wearing a Rolex Submariner while woodworking ?

I really want to do something similar in my basement and I am trying to figure out some spacing and flow. What is the distance from the back wall that the mini fridge is against to the window in your video?

“Hey dummy - what’s that face for?” 😆

Awesome job what are the dimensions of the wings

Those wings are a great addition to a mitresaw. I”ll be building a pair for my saw soon. Thanks so much for sharing your ideas.😊