I don’t have any big power tools, just hand tools, so finding a video where someone builds a work table with hand tools is amazing. Thank you so much!!
Great mini workbench. Not something I'd need since I only work at home in a small shed and have a cabinet I bought already built that makes a good solid bench. I got it and two wall shelves, again already made, all pieces about 5 feet by three feet and one foot deep, all for $100 bucks. Don't often come across a deal like that. Nice work on your video. Easy to understand instructions.
This looks like the perfect workbench for me. I enjoyed you video because it was straight forward, not full of fancy equipment and plugging the different product companies. Thanks for the down to earth video Stumbling Bear!😊
Great build! And thanks for reminding me that there are other humans out there still making it work with their Quick-Grip clamps! Looks like a good design to compliment my Rex inspired joiner's bench.
This is a cool little mini bench for in the house if it's too cold for going out into the workshop in the Winter months. Some days my shop is freezing. I don't have heating in there so during winter I can use a little bench like this in my work room in the house. I have a room with some tools in me gaff as well. Not loads but this is perfect for doing some smaller work pieces that need to be planed or worked on..
You did a gr8 job! I feel that's what newbies need, gr8 little table that someone cam understand and most of all (Affordable)) I'm sure you do now but a good router will pay for its self soon Take care GOD Bless!!!😇😁
Really useful. I especially like that you did all of this with basic, inexpensive materials. I hope to add this to my workshop sometime soon. Thank you.
This is great, I am new to woodworking and was about to buy the Sjoberg Smart Vise this week but saw your video and decided to try to tackle, my tools are few but I think I can do this. Big thanks.
@StumblingBearWoodcraft thanks for keeping it easy to understand. I recently saw a hex punch that works well for cutting the space for the head of the bolts...not sure what it was called. JSK may have made it as he loves making jigs.
Felicitaciones muy buen trabajo ,he estado interesado en hacer un banco similar pero los videos que he visto hacen que el trabajo se vea muy complejo, pero este es el mejor y mas sencillo de elaborar con un resultado sorprendente, gracias.
Pretty cool little bench. I really like the tailvise setup. I am interested to see how the hardware fares. Hopefully it holds up well and is a good option for folks looking to do similar.
Thanks! Time will tell on the hardware, the small moxon vise I built last year with similar hardware is still going strong but this tail vise will have different pressure on it, we will see!
You went to the trouble to do mortises but didn't even clean up the 2 x 4s. I would have squared those up might make it look a little better. Just my opinion but nice job.
this is really nice, love the simplicity with the hand tools! how do you prevent the workbench from tipping over (say if you are chiselling something in the vice or planing a board)?
i have one cheapo block plane...flattening with a hand plane looks like a skill i should probably learn. have a good all-purpose plane recommendation I should look into that doesn't break the bank? Thanks!
LOL .... what I notice about most of the "small workshop" workbench builds I see on TH-cam is that they require a fully equipped, large workshop to build them. You seem to have gotten buy with a bit less. 🙂
I am interested in the homemade drill press table. Was that something your uncle did, and, if so, could you explain what he used to hold it steady on the shaft? Many thanks.
It was a combination of an old #4 Sargent i inherited from my grandfather and a Woodriver #5 1/2 i bought about a year ago. I have no complaints about the Woodriver, would buy it again.
But what’s with the Sounders cap?! Kidding. It if you’re Pacific Northwest, do you have problems with the wood and weather, I.e., warping? Are you able to get said wood dry w ought to avoid problems? New to your channel and am enjoying it. TIA. -JB
@gianlucadepertis9420 it all depends on how you plan on using it. I am rough on mine, doesnt matter how hard the wood is. It will be messed up. So cheaper, the better!
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft: Cool, I will have to look for those. I have a pair of folding Kobalt generic plastic sawhorses that I have a difficult time clamping anything to without some serious monkey business. :P A small portable workstation like that would be so incredibly helpful. Thanks! :)
Might try this! Never did anything like this before, but good video. BTW - Why do Americans say they 'predrill' holes, you aren't 'pre' drilling a hole you are simply 'drilling' a hole! lol A bit like when they say they "could 'care' less" instead of "'couldn't' care less", it's the exact opposite of what the expression is supposed to mean!!! lol
I don’t have any big power tools, just hand tools, so finding a video where someone builds a work table with hand tools is amazing. Thank you so much!!
Thanks!
plan on grading up☆;
Exactly.Most of the builds require so much pro equipment which really undermines this project which should be one of the first projects
YESSS It's exactly what we need as beginners
Read books,build stuff.
I can see using this on my assembly table as that's currently my only workbench!
For sure!
Great mini workbench. Not something I'd need since I only work at home in a small shed and have a cabinet I bought already built that makes a good solid bench. I got it and two wall shelves, again already made, all pieces about 5 feet by three feet and one foot deep, all for $100 bucks. Don't often come across a deal like that. Nice work on your video. Easy to understand instructions.
Thanks! Sounds like a good set up for you!
5k subscribers is criminal for such a good channel.
@GB-mu9ue Thanks, it's a slow but steady process!
This would make a terrific gift for a friend you know wants to get into woodworking.
It would!
This looks like the perfect workbench for me. I enjoyed you video because it was straight forward, not full of fancy equipment and plugging the different product companies. Thanks for the down to earth video Stumbling Bear!😊
Glad you liked it!
Excelente trabajo. Gracias👏🏼
Thanks!
you are so smart and explain it all so clearly! Thank you so much! Also, so nice that you're using inexpensive wood to show it can be done!
Thanks!
Some of the processing techniques in this video explained the questions that came to my mind during the production process, thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
No inserting of stupid memes, narcissist comments, and commercials. Excellent presentation of a great design using available tools and hardware. A+
Thanks!
God, I love mini workbenches. Even has a tail vise. Ooh I like the wedge glue trick.
Thanks!
Great job!! Just right for when I downsize and move to a smaller home.
Thanks!
Great build! And thanks for reminding me that there are other humans out there still making it work with their Quick-Grip clamps! Looks like a good design to compliment my Rex inspired joiner's bench.
We use what we have!
Nice! You should re make the tail vice piece out of a piece of walnut! If you don't have any pieces that big I could send you some if you'd like.
Thanks for the offer, but I have a long to do list before I could get to that!
All work, even manual work, opens up great opportunities for perfection and creativity. Proceed! Thanks.
That is does, thanks!
Thanks for sharing. I like when you made easy and did not add your own made up words for things.
Thanks!
Excellent build! You've given me some great ideas. Thanks!
Thanks!
This is a cool little mini bench for in the house if it's too cold for going out into the workshop in the Winter months. Some days my shop is freezing. I don't have heating in there so during winter I can use a little bench like this in my work room in the house. I have a room with some tools in me gaff as well. Not loads but this is perfect for doing some smaller work pieces that need to be planed or worked on..
I have the opposite problem, too hot in the summer to be outside!
You did a gr8 job!
I feel that's what newbies need, gr8 little table that someone cam understand and most of all (Affordable))
I'm sure you do now but a good router will pay for its self soon
Take care GOD Bless!!!😇😁
One day I will get that router :)
Very nice 👍 Thank you 🙏 from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thanks!
Nice editing, clear narration and proper handwork skills resulted this beautiful item.
Thanks for the effort Sir.
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Thanks!
Really useful. I especially like that you did all of this with basic, inexpensive materials. I hope to add this to my workshop sometime soon. Thank you.
Thanks!
This was an awesome build! Great job capturing the entire thing. Lots of work went into this and I definitely appreciate it.
Thanks!
Nice video. Very inspiring to a novice in wood working. Thanks for posting this video. Wish You A Very Happy New Year 2024.
Thanks, you too!
Excellent !
Thanks!
Cardinals fan doing some woodworking got a subscribe from me! Great build!
Thanks!
This is great, I am new to woodworking and was about to buy the Sjoberg Smart Vise this week but saw your video and decided to try to tackle, my tools are few but I think I can do this. Big thanks.
Good luck. Let me know how it goes!
Excelente trabajo. Hermoso mini banco de carpintero.
Felicitaciones!!
Saludos desde Neuquén. Argentina.
Gracias!
Damn, that's a nice small workbench. Great video. One like button is not enough.
Thanks!
Absolutely love the tail vise idea! You could easily go with a larger bolt if you wanted something a bit more heavy duty.
Thanks, you could easily do that!
Hey man, I couldn't get what that "locking collar" was. Is it like a bearing?
This looks like an excellent little work surface! Great video
Thanks!
What a great video.
Thanks!
Nicely done!
Thanks!
Amazing little built.
Thanks!
Awesome build! It looks great and very functional. :)
Thanks, so far it is!
@StumblingBearWoodcraft thanks for keeping it easy to understand.
I recently saw a hex punch that works well for cutting the space for the head of the bolts...not sure what it was called. JSK may have made it as he loves making jigs.
Nice, will have to look out for that!
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft If you can't find one...clamp a hex nut down, lube it and drill out the center with a diamond step bit
Excellent stuff, succinct explanation, proper woodworking knowledge shown, great design all round. Well played sir! 🙌🏼
Thanks!
Thanks!
Succinct? That's a word I don't often see. Nice
Felicitaciones muy buen trabajo ,he estado interesado en hacer un banco similar pero los videos que he visto hacen que el trabajo se vea muy complejo, pero este es el mejor y mas sencillo de elaborar con un resultado sorprendente, gracias.
Great design, vrey practical, good luck with your channel. You got a sub. Stay safe friend
Thanks!
Very nice build and an excellent, descriptive video. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing Work. Thanks for the video. Expecting more such videos from your end.
Thanks!
Pretty cool little bench. I really like the tailvise setup. I am interested to see how the hardware fares. Hopefully it holds up well and is a good option for folks looking to do similar.
Thanks! Time will tell on the hardware, the small moxon vise I built last year with similar hardware is still going strong but this tail vise will have different pressure on it, we will see!
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft any update on how the hardware is doing?
@jorywoodis good timing, just released this about it. th-cam.com/video/jO5SqYZIaFw/w-d-xo.html
nice concept, thank you
Thanks!
Awesome
Thanks!
Nice Job! I hope it is well used by this point.
Very much so, plenty of battle damage at this point.
Looks awesome
Thanks!
Great job! 😊
Thanks!
Very cool bench.
Thanks!
Very cool!
Thanks!
You went to the trouble to do mortises but didn't even clean up the 2 x 4s. I would have squared those up might make it look a little better. Just my opinion but nice job.
Yeah, was focused on the engineering, not the esthetic, something to plan better next time!
this is really nice, love the simplicity with the hand tools! how do you prevent the workbench from tipping over (say if you are chiselling something in the vice or planing a board)?
Thanks! I clamp this down to another table when using it to keep it from moving around. That's why it has such wide feet, lots of clamping options!
Great stuff
Thanks!
Nice saw!
Thanks!
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft where can I get those manual saws? You show with white handle.
@@robertmunguia250 Rockler for the short blade, Amazon for the long double sided blade.
Awesome little bench. I think I might just have to build one. Quick question though, what size are those bolts?
Thanks, they are all 5/8", different lengths.
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Excellent work. How many hours went into this project?
Thanks, it was at least 15, maybe closer to 20.
this is fcking genius i'll steal this idea lmao thanks!
Go for it!
2x8 or 2x10? Pretty cool little bench.
Thanks! 2x8s
i have one cheapo block plane...flattening with a hand plane looks like a skill i should probably learn. have a good all-purpose plane recommendation I should look into that doesn't break the bank? Thanks!
Honestly any 4 to 5 1/2 is good for 90% of us amateurs. How you sharpen it will make a ton more impact than what brand you buy.
LOL .... what I notice about most of the "small workshop" workbench builds I see on TH-cam is that they require a fully equipped, large workshop to build them. You seem to have gotten buy with a bit less. 🙂
You work with what you have!
Be careful at 5:15. That’s how I stuck a chisel into my hand. Better to clamp it down and use two hands on the chisel.
True, technique could always be better!
👍🏾
Thanks!
I love your router plan. Did you build it yourself or buy it? Just curious.
Hey, got it on Amazon, it is small but no complaints. Cowryman Router Plane Handheld Woodworking Tool a.co/d/7Bm17DH
I am interested in the homemade drill press table. Was that something your uncle did, and, if so, could you explain what he used to hold it steady on
the shaft? Many thanks.
Hey, it is actually the factory table/clamp with a wooden "table" on top of it.
I really like that and I need something portable right now how wide and long is it
I made this one ~14" deep and ~32" wide, but you can adjust to your needs.
How much did this build cost in terms of materials?
Around $150 including hardware.
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft Thanks for the information and for sharing this video!
That is pretty bichin' .
Thanks!
Do you have formal plans with dimensions for this build?
Hey, not yet but thats part of my new years resolution!
I love this! What did you use for the spacers in the vices?
Thanks, not sure what you are referencing on spacers - which vise? :)
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft it’s on your tail vice screw. I already ran to the hardware store to browse around lol. Did you go with 1/2 inch hardware?
what was the handplane you used? great job will try this
It was a combination of an old #4 Sargent i inherited from my grandfather and a Woodriver #5 1/2 i bought about a year ago. I have no complaints about the Woodriver, would buy it again.
But what’s with the Sounders cap?! Kidding. It if you’re Pacific Northwest, do you have problems with the wood and weather, I.e., warping? Are you able to get said wood dry w ought to avoid problems? New to your channel and am enjoying it. TIA. -JB
Hey Jon, it has not been an issue for me, just dont expect your wood to get below ~10% most the year.
Very good job. I would like to do something like that. What kind of wood did you use for the table?
Thanks, it's simple construction grade pine.
@StumblingBearWoodcraft oh, it seemed to me. But I thought it wasn't hard enough to make a workbench. Isn't it? (I'm not an expert!)
@gianlucadepertis9420 it all depends on how you plan on using it. I am rough on mine, doesnt matter how hard the wood is. It will be messed up. So cheaper, the better!
How did it hold up?
Still going strong! It got some work in earlier this month. th-cam.com/users/shortskt8Wg--xSfk?si=oTsGhGjUFh6QunQJ
Do you have pdf plans with dimensions and cut list?
Not yet, working on it.
your handles need a bit more leverage, but also make them out or metal.
Yeah, maybe next time!
Do you have plans for this
Coming soon!
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Да
What sort of sawhorses are those that you are using as a temporary workspace?
Hey, they are just portable workstations, I think the brand was TOUGHBUILT. That one was my dad's, he got it from Lowes.
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft: Cool, I will have to look for those. I have a pair of folding Kobalt generic plastic sawhorses that I have a difficult time clamping anything to without some serious monkey business. :P A small portable workstation like that would be so incredibly helpful. Thanks! :)
How wide and long is a table top
Hey Ray, its roughly 14" deep and 32" long.
WHERE DO I GET THE PLAN, AND WHY IS THIS HARD FOR ME TO PAY FOR THIS?
Soon...
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft how is that a reply????? I would like to build your bench and cant find cut list?
Just subscribed 👍📐🔨
Thanks!
Oh, man, do you own a replica of my shop and tools!
Or are you copying me :)
not trying to be a troll, but man your chisel skills need serious work brother.
100%, still on that journey
@@StumblingBearWoodcraft I got some great technique and design ideas from your video... thanks!
@@322doug Thanks!
05:15.... Please clamp your work and hold a chisel with both hands.
Good call
But how
I think the video covers that... :)
This is not a craft that ordinary people can do
Possible with practice!
No music please
Yeah, I have been trying different video styles looking for a good balance.
great job!
Thanks!
Might try this! Never did anything like this before, but good video. BTW - Why do Americans say they 'predrill' holes, you aren't 'pre' drilling a hole you are simply 'drilling' a hole! lol A bit like when they say they "could 'care' less" instead of "'couldn't' care less", it's the exact opposite of what the expression is supposed to mean!!! lol
You know, I am not sure - just part of who we are, I guess. :)
@@StumblingBearWoodcraftlol fair enough. good videos, watching a few
Excellent!
Thanks!