My favorite one of these workbench ideas, by a lot. The simplicity and the functionality are both top notch. When/if I get around to building one, I'm coming back to this.
JUSTIN!!!! This is RIGHT ON TIME! I just jumped on TH-cam to see what other woodworker's workbenches look like. Ours isn't as functional as we thought it would be. This one is PERFECT! Thanks for the video and plans. pssst I get a 404 error on the plans.
I've been using a construction site table saw for a long time. Hate it! Long cuts are very difficult. After watching this video, I'm building this table within the next several weeks. Awesome job!! SUBSCRIBED!
Thanks for the video and plans!! I built this exact workbench with the exception of adding leveling feet on the table saw shelf. Can't figure out how to post pictures in the comment section, oh well, just wanted to say thankyou and I love the bench!
Very nice combo table ! It just kept looking better as you went along...til the 3 coats of poly really made it look excellent, especially with the blue t-track. You will enjoy this for years ! Great job ! Thanks for sharing it.
Cool table. I liked it so much, I built two of them for my workshop. The solid and versatile design allows me to add any type of compartments or drawers I want. I like being able to slide the chairs inside the table. Thanks for sharing!
So glad to hear that you like them. We would love to see them build. If you can share a photo and leave a review on the product plans that would really help us out. Have fun building.
I built a table saw table with a router table in it. Mine is 8ft x 8ft, which I think is to big. Yours look about the right size! And I put a Vega fence on it, just like yours! My saw is a Dewalt, I only had to redrill 1 hole. I was able to get the blade within 0.001" of the miter slot. And the fence within 0.002". I'll never see 0.003".
Thank you for telling all of the Dimensions that you were cutting as you did it! You did a fantastic job can’t wait to watch more starting on my table tomorrow!
This is a really beautiful build. I like the way you designed the table - in all aspects. I've never seen anyone attach the bottom shelf underneath the legs like that. That's a new one for me and it makes so much sense. No jigsaw required to make it fit! Also, your unique dust management blew my mind. No dust collection system required until you feel like cleaning it up. Nice. The really good things in life are not always the most obvious. Simple is better. Great video. I'm going to watch it again.
For all of you who are asking for plans I do have them available! Here is the link: shop.remodelaholic.com/products/table-saw-workbench-building-plan Send me a photo after you make it! I would love to feature it on our channel!
Good table. I built it with some minor changes though, the first of which was to eliminate the middle casters due to my uneven garage floor. This unfortunately requires additional bracing of the table to maintain flatness, and exposed a lack of torsional stiffness. So I have had to place reinforcements along the long sides to eliminate most of that. I like that it has enough outfeed support to crosscut a full sheet of plywood without dropping the pieces off the back as well.
Cara a melhor que eu já vi alguém fazer. Ficou muito bom dimais. Assim que eu arrumar dinheiro vou fazer uma igual. Um grande abraço Deus abençoe vc e família.
Hey just found your channel. I like your table. Every time I think I've found the perfect table to model mine after, I seem to find another one that takes its place; yours is now #1. I also caught that Utah State 'plug' on the back of your hat. LOL... I graduated from UofU years... wait... eons ago, lol... But my wife graduated from Utah State. She just told me today that it's soon to be named BYU Logan.
Going to build this bench next weekend with a few modifications. Super excited! I especially like that you put the router table right at the end of the table saw, so you could technically flip the fence and use it for larger cuts on the table saw if needed without a sled. Nice!
Not sure how I had missed this build, but better later than never. You did a wonderful job with the design and execution ... the video was well constructed making it easy to understand your approach. I was able to get a few great ideas from you ... thanks Cheers!!
This is a superb wood working book I`ve ever read, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . Both novice and some skilled woodworker can gain a lot of general info using this reading material. I`ve been very amazed how frequently I use this to look up woods at places like to restore and salvage spots.?
Pretty nice table but it deserves a nicer fence system for the actual saw. I bought a shop fox for mine. Designing mine in Cabinet Vision and was looking for ideas for the shelf that holds up the saw. thanks for the video.
Got my table (based off of your design) finished today. Got the table saw and aftermarket fence system installed. Had to offset the center divider on the saw side. My saw is bigger than yours and my table is only 42” wide. Will have to wait for a little bit to get the T Track and router lift. Router lift may be a Black Friday sale purchase.
Another thing. Regarding the bench vise, it is great that he put a piece of wood on the tightening part of the vise; but I wouldn't press anything tightly against the plywood edge on the other side. Plywood is not very strong when pressing the edge. It can separate. Make a simple wood piece that attaches to the edge and to the bottom of the table. Glue it and screw it. That way you have flat wood against flat wood.
Looks great. Most table saw workbenches have the blade aligned with the length of the table rather than the width. What are the pros and cons of the two options?
Totally awesome! I'm pretty sure I could build something like that. All I need is a new house with space for a decent shop (wifey wants to keep the garage for cars!).
Only bad is the sitting area, cut out a spot got feet under the table, then Put a piece coming out from back wall that lets you hang the stools on it, you would need to add Bracing to legs if part the wood is removed from bottom. or if any one builds it later let top over hand for benches under it.
Excellent. You look and sound like Woody Harrison the actor. You came up automatically while I was busy. Great video and process and now I have to subscribe. Keep up the good work an much success. i love all your movies.
This is an amazing table and I appreciate you sharing this on TH-cam. You explain everything very clearly and easy to follow. Makes me ask myself why I haven't started on this yet. Can't wait to have this table in my shop! Thanks!!
I did not plan to make use of this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed right after trying it. I was seeking to learn more about the art of woodworking, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
I like the video as far as it goes. The plans are good but you assume all of us have rhe same skills. But I figured it out and have a nice table for my Dewalt jobsite table saw. I used a MELAMINE 4X8 + sheet for my top.
Great idea, and easy, inexpensive construction. The only issue is that our carpenter here is totally sold to Kreg, a good jig company but hideously overpriced. He never mentions how much the yards and yards of Kreg Tracks would cost, but we are probably talking $400 + for all the Kreg stuff on top, even ignoring the other ones he used for building the structure. You can find other brands, or buy aluminum channels and keep the inexpensive table inexpensive.
that is a really well thought out design . I liked the way you took the guide nice and slow with lots of detail so that anyone, of any ability, could follow easily. Thank you for making the video and uploading it for us it has inspired me to make a smaller version for my small shed workshop ...subscribed
I love this video. Thank you for the step by step. I'm thinking of customizing it for my miter saw and table saw. I appreciate the detail you went into!
Thank you for the comment Lisa! I love that you want to create one. I plan on building another table specific for the miter saw. You’ll have to let me know how yours turns out. I would love to see final pictures. Happy building!
Sounds awesome! Do you have any particular inspiration? (Like a Pinterest pin or online store product link) What do you want to put in it? I’ll see what we can do!!
I started building this, but kept it 8ft long. I've adjusted all my measurements to account for the extra length, including ordering additional t tracks. However, I didn't account for the size of my tablesaw I just got. The bottom base is 24" deep. To solve I am pretty sure I just need to install on the opposite side of the center plywood divider. The issue I am trying to figure out is how to still have mitre grooves past the saw with the fence system I have since it attaches at the back of the saw. I feel like this would cause a gap between the grooves on the saw and the grooves on the table and could cause binding issues if not careful. I did order the Vega 50 fence as well, and am awaiting it's arrival. Trying to figure this out before I cut into the tabletop.
We actually have a beam in the center of our garage, so we can’t move around or cut boards in that direction. You could definitely put it in on the side, but it just wouldn’t work with the space in our shop/garage.
Wonderful and great work bench. I build a 4 x 4 version of this to be used as assembly and work center. Great for me. I would like to add a router. Have you found your video on what you did? Great job. Thank you!
This is a fantastic video. I'm going to check out the plans too. Now that you've lived with the table for a while is there anything you'd change about the layout or design?
Hi this is an awesome work table. Am hoping to build this myself in very near future. One adaptation I'm thinking of doing is in the opposite side to bench saw is installing a mitre station brilliant video very goid presentation
Of all the designs I have seen online, yours is absolutely the best. One concern I have is cutting long pieces on my table saw, but only have 48" support. Have you thought of making an out-rigger to support longer pieces?
I like how it came out for you. Unfortunately not a good design for my saw since it's belt drive. But I'm sure I can use some of the things I saw on your build so thanks a lot. Rockler has lots of good stuff I'll be incorporating in my build when I get a round tuit!
Similar to my T-track workbench, I used a 9-foot section of a used bowling alley. A couple of strips of led lights underneath would be an excellent addition to your workbench. Nice design, it looks good and is practical.
Play this at 1.25x speed, thank me later 👌. Awsome build btw
That's amazing how perfect 1.25 is.
Almost seems like he slowed it down after he recorded it to get longer view times. 🤔🤐
thaaaaank you!!!!!!!!
Yooouuu aaarrreee weelllcoooome! Why is everyone in such a hurry anyway?
LOL Thank you!
Sweet! Also, Rockler has awesome things that we cannot resist buying. Thanks for this!
They have some great tools for sure
My favorite one of these workbench ideas, by a lot. The simplicity and the functionality are both top notch. When/if I get around to building one, I'm coming back to this.
Thanks that is good to here!
JUSTIN!!!! This is RIGHT ON TIME! I just jumped on TH-cam to see what other woodworker's workbenches look like. Ours isn't as functional as we thought it would be. This one is PERFECT! Thanks for the video and plans. pssst I get a 404 error on the plans.
I've been using a construction site table saw for a long time. Hate it! Long cuts are very difficult. After watching this video, I'm building this table within the next several weeks. Awesome job!! SUBSCRIBED!
I am so glad you like it. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Watched a ton of table builds but this is pretty much what I've been looking for. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thanks for the video and plans!! I built this exact workbench with the exception of adding leveling feet on the table saw shelf. Can't figure out how to post pictures in the comment section, oh well, just wanted to say thankyou and I love the bench!
I would love to see a photo. You can send it hello@remodelaholic.com
@@Remodelaholic, I sent over some pics! Thanks again!
Loved this video. Thank you for sharing your beautiful table. T track system is what I'll be going with too.
Very nice combo table ! It just kept looking better as you went along...til the 3 coats of poly really made it look excellent, especially with the blue t-track. You will enjoy this for years ! Great job ! Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you for the awesome video I am building my workbench now
I think the dust receptacle you made was worth the investment!
Cool table. I liked it so much, I built two of them for my workshop. The solid and versatile design allows me to add any type of compartments or drawers I want. I like being able to slide the chairs inside the table. Thanks for sharing!
So glad to hear that you like them. We would love to see them build. If you can share a photo and leave a review on the product plans that would really help us out. Have fun building.
I built a table saw table with a router table in it. Mine is 8ft x 8ft, which I think is to big. Yours look about the right size! And I put a Vega fence on it, just like yours! My saw is a Dewalt, I only had to redrill 1 hole. I was able to get the blade within 0.001" of the miter slot. And the fence within 0.002". I'll never see 0.003".
I’ve been looking at ALLOT of these. By far the best one. Simply cause he explains it step by step for a beginner like me.
Thats great!
That's a beautiful table. 👍👍
You're AMAZING!!, thank you for sharing your knowledge
You are welcome!
you son of a gun. the sawdust compartment... Nice.
Thank you for telling all of the Dimensions that you were cutting as you did it! You did a fantastic job can’t wait to watch more starting on my table tomorrow!
So excited for you! Thanks for loving it!
Ok ya got me new subscriber here great job that’s a real nice work station
Great project. May be the best table saw & router workbench I’ve seen. I’m impressed.
Thanks for the nice comment!
Everett I agree! Simply Awesome.
Thank you so much!!
I have been watching out for a bench that places the table saw on the long side. This one has my attention. Thanks for sharing. Go Aggies!
You can do it on the long side as well if that works better for your space. There might need to be some plan adjustments. GO AGGIES!
This was awesome
Thanks so much!
This is a really beautiful build. I like the way you designed the table - in all aspects. I've never seen anyone attach the bottom shelf underneath the legs like that. That's a new one for me and it makes so much sense. No jigsaw required to make it fit! Also, your unique dust management blew my mind. No dust collection system required until you feel like cleaning it up. Nice. The really good things in life are not always the most obvious. Simple is better. Great video. I'm going to watch it again.
Thanks Dwayne for the nice comment! I'm glad you liked it.
Nice work on your work table you gave me a few tip on how to make mine thanks.
For all of you who are asking for plans I do have them available! Here is the link: shop.remodelaholic.com/products/table-saw-workbench-building-plan
Send me a photo after you make it! I would love to feature it on our channel!
Very nice, you are a true professional
Thank you Ross!
Thanks Ross!
Good table. I built it with some minor changes though, the first of which was to eliminate the middle casters due to my uneven garage floor. This unfortunately requires additional bracing of the table to maintain flatness, and exposed a lack of torsional stiffness. So I have had to place reinforcements along the long sides to eliminate most of that. I like that it has enough outfeed support to crosscut a full sheet of plywood without dropping the pieces off the back as well.
So glad to here that it turned out for you. Thanks for commenting!
ME GUSTO MUCHO ESTE PROYECTO, ES UN EXCELENTE TRABAJO GRACIAS POR LOS DETALLES AL EXPLICAR.
¡De nada!
Great presentation...
Excellent project, just what I am looking for. Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome Bill! Glad you liked it!
This is what I've been looking for and will probably have to add some more Kreg slides.
Great Workbench......really good video.....look forward to the plan...👍🏻
Thank you!!
Great table /work horse, like it a lot 👍👌🤙🤙
Thanks for your response. I just used standard white. Works well.
Cara a melhor que eu já vi alguém fazer. Ficou muito bom dimais. Assim que eu arrumar dinheiro vou fazer uma igual. Um grande abraço Deus abençoe vc e família.
Estou tão feliz que você gostou, e do meu rosto também. Tenha um ótimo dia.
Hey just found your channel. I like your table. Every time I think I've found the perfect table to model mine after, I seem to find another one that takes its place; yours is now #1. I also caught that Utah State 'plug' on the back of your hat. LOL... I graduated from UofU years... wait... eons ago, lol... But my wife graduated from Utah State. She just told me today that it's soon to be named BYU Logan.
Go aggies!
very good guy
Outstanding
Thanks! It has been a great table.
Got my casters yesterday. Will start building soon.
That’s great! I would love to see how it turns out. Send a photo to hello@remodelaholic.com if you can.
Going to build this bench next weekend with a few modifications. Super excited! I especially like that you put the router table right at the end of the table saw, so you could technically flip the fence and use it for larger cuts on the table saw if needed without a sled. Nice!
Good luck with the build. Let me know how it turns out.
Not sure how I had missed this build, but better later than never. You did a wonderful job with the design and execution ... the video was well constructed making it easy to understand your approach. I was able to get a few great ideas from you ... thanks Cheers!!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Love, love, love, love this design! Thank you for making this available to us.
Love, love, love your comment! Thank you for saying such nice things.
Belle réalisation et god job
God job. Belle réalisation
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I like your uncomplicated style. Simplest functional design I’ve seen. Therefore....I SUBSCRIBE!!!!
Thanks Tom that means a lot.
Great workbench.
Thanks!!
I appsolutely love this bench. I purchase the plans an am excited to build it. Thank you
I'm excited for you. Thanks for your support. Let me know how it turns out.
This is a superb wood working book I`ve ever read, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . Both novice and some skilled woodworker can gain a lot of general info using this reading material. I`ve been very amazed how frequently I use this to look up woods at places like to restore and salvage spots.?
Pretty nice table but it deserves a nicer fence system for the actual saw. I bought a shop fox for mine. Designing mine in Cabinet Vision and was looking for ideas for the shelf that holds up the saw. thanks for the video.
I agree!
Got my table (based off of your design) finished today. Got the table saw and aftermarket fence system installed. Had to offset the center divider on the saw side. My saw is bigger than yours and my table is only 42” wide. Will have to wait for a little bit to get the T Track and router lift. Router lift may be a Black Friday sale purchase.
That's so great! Let me know what you build with it. Enjoy!
You remind me of a young Jessie James ( the bike builder not the outlaw) 💪👍
Thanks for watching!
Another thing. Regarding the bench vise, it is great that he put a piece of wood on the tightening part of the vise; but I wouldn't press anything tightly against the plywood edge on the other side. Plywood is not very strong when pressing the edge. It can separate. Make a simple wood piece that attaches to the edge and to the bottom of the table. Glue it and screw it. That way you have flat wood against flat wood.
Looks great. Most table saw workbenches have the blade aligned with the length of the table rather than the width. What are the pros and cons of the two options?
It works best in my garage this way. That is the main reason I designed it this way. I also have stands I pull out for long material.
I love this thank you. I don't have a router table, but I am thinking my table saw and miter saw would work great!
You are welcome!
Nice! A complete job station!! Congratulations!
Really nice job with this bench!
Thanks John! It has been so nice to have!
Totally awesome! I'm pretty sure I could build something like that. All I need is a new house with space for a decent shop (wifey wants to keep the garage for cars!).
Wow man awesome table. I’m gonna incorporate my Ridgid TS3650 table saw into your plans. 👍🏻
That sounds awesome let me know how turns out!
Subscribed because of the Aggie hat alone. I will also be looking to build this table too though.
Go Aggies!
awesomely tricked out workstation mate.👍🏾simply a great build
Only bad is the sitting area, cut out a spot got feet under the table, then Put a piece coming out from back wall that lets you hang the stools on it, you would need to add Bracing to legs if part the wood is removed from bottom. or if any one builds it later let top over hand for benches under it.
Excellent. You look and sound like Woody Harrison the actor. You came up automatically while I was busy. Great video and process and now I have to subscribe. Keep up the good work an much success. i love all your movies.
Thanks for the comment! What do you like to build?
Great planning..awesome project..loved it.❤👍
My bench is finished. Waiting on my order from Rockler, T-Tracks and uplift router.
That is so great. I am so excited for you! You are going to love the lift.
Dude... Well done! May try Sketch-up after this...
Thanks! SketchUp is an awesome tool.
This is an amazing table and I appreciate you sharing this on TH-cam. You explain everything very clearly and easy to follow. Makes me ask myself why I haven't started on this yet. Can't wait to have this table in my shop! Thanks!!
Thanks for the nice comment! It has been such a great table to have.
I did not plan to make use of this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed right after trying it. I was seeking to learn more about the art of woodworking, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
This is awesome. Cleverly made. I subscribed.
Nice build man!
Thanks man! Thanks for watching!
Excellent video, process, and design. Thank you for sharing. Great inspiration. Much success to you.
Thank you so much E Caff!
I like the video as far as it goes. The plans are good but you assume all of us have rhe same skills. But I figured it out and have a nice table for my Dewalt jobsite table saw. I used a MELAMINE 4X8 + sheet for my top.
brad danielson I can’t find a piece of black melamine to save my life for something like this
Very nice job
Great idea, and easy, inexpensive construction. The only issue is that our carpenter here is totally sold to Kreg, a good jig company but hideously overpriced.
He never mentions how much the yards and yards of Kreg Tracks would cost, but we are probably talking $400 + for all the Kreg stuff on top, even ignoring the other ones he used for building the structure. You can find other brands, or buy aluminum channels and keep the inexpensive table inexpensive.
Good place for a craftsman...
Fary kooD job 100 /100
Awesome table!
Thanks Joseph!
i don't see the link to the Router lift??? Great work, great Video. Great Bench .
Thanks! I have the router lift in the description box. I just tried it and it works. Thanks for watching!
Love this. Great job. I plan on building one next weekend!
So excited you love it. Send me a photo when you get it finished.
Nice job..
Thanks!!
that is a really well thought out design . I liked the way you took the guide nice and slow with lots of detail so that anyone, of any ability, could follow easily. Thank you for making the video and uploading it for us it has inspired me to make a smaller version for my small shed workshop ...subscribed
Thank you so much! And thank you for subscribing! That means a lot!
Great job, love it
Thanks for watching!
I love this video. Thank you for the step by step. I'm thinking of customizing it for my miter saw and table saw. I appreciate the detail you went into!
Thank you for the comment Lisa! I love that you want to create one. I plan on building another table specific for the miter saw. You’ll have to let me know how yours turns out. I would love to see final pictures. Happy building!
Look at my invention "Parallel Guided Power Saw on you tube and give me your opinion.
I love the design.. I'm going to try to clean up my shop with this idea.. thanks..
You are so welcome! I’m so glad you like it!
I love this idea, great job....tfs
Thank you! We need ideas for what to build next! What would you like to see?
A farmhouse style corner unit with shelves....
Sounds awesome! Do you have any particular inspiration? (Like a Pinterest pin or online store product link) What do you want to put in it? I’ll see what we can do!!
No I don't, I want to get rid of my large hutch and just have a place for a few things and some books...
Sweet workbench! I’m going to build one for my shop. Thank you for video. !!
Its' so worth it.
Very cool!
Nice video and explanation. I totally respect.....Thanks for the info. Good job////////
I was just about to make one and that's the best thanks mate
Thanks so much! I do have plans for these just so you know.
Those rockler corner clamps are huge. For what purpose. Why won't a small corner clamp work.
I started building this, but kept it 8ft long. I've adjusted all my measurements to account for the extra length, including ordering additional t tracks. However, I didn't account for the size of my tablesaw I just got. The bottom base is 24" deep. To solve I am pretty sure I just need to install on the opposite side of the center plywood divider. The issue I am trying to figure out is how to still have mitre grooves past the saw with the fence system I have since it attaches at the back of the saw. I feel like this would cause a gap between the grooves on the saw and the grooves on the table and could cause binding issues if not careful. I did order the Vega 50 fence as well, and am awaiting it's arrival. Trying to figure this out before I cut into the tabletop.
My only question is ..why not make the table saw out feed lengthwise vs widthwise?
Personal preference . Nice table.
We actually have a beam in the center of our garage, so we can’t move around or cut boards in that direction. You could definitely put it in on the side, but it just wouldn’t work with the space in our shop/garage.
@@Remodelaholic ahh I see. You could add a 4'x4' drop down or slide out leaf extension for a longer table when you need it.
Gran trabajo. Hermosa mesa
Obrigado!
Wonderful and great work bench. I build a 4 x 4 version of this to be used as assembly and work center. Great for me. I would like to add a router. Have you found your video on what you did? Great job. Thank you!
This is a fantastic video. I'm going to check out the plans too. Now that you've lived with the table for a while is there anything you'd change about the layout or design?
Nice...what would you have done different?
Move the router 3"-6" toward the table saw.
Hi, I am wondering if you experienced any sag in the table top? Is the top flat? Thanks. Love the design.
Hi this is an awesome work table. Am hoping to build this myself in very near future. One adaptation I'm thinking of doing is in the opposite side to bench saw is installing a mitre station brilliant video very goid presentation
Thanks for the comment! I do have plans in the future to build a separate miter saw station. Be sure to share how you build yours.
Of all the designs I have seen online, yours is absolutely the best. One concern I have is cutting long pieces on my table saw, but only have 48" support. Have you thought of making an out-rigger to support longer pieces?
I have thought of some things. Right now I have a stand that catches it.
Love the project, I do have a question tho. Did you use birch for all 3 sheets or just the top 2?
All three. You could mix it up if you need to.
Ok, and what style birch plywood did you use, been doing research and there are so many different composites of birch
I like how it came out for you. Unfortunately not a good design for my saw since it's belt drive. But I'm sure I can use some of the things I saw on your build so thanks a lot. Rockler has lots of good stuff I'll be incorporating in my build when I get a round tuit!
That’s the beauty of designing your own custom. You can design it to whatever saw you have. Good luck!
Very inspiring👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks! It’s such a great bench. I’m exited every time I use it. Thanks for the comment!
This looks amazing!
Have you ever added the video of your installation of the router lift? I just used your plans for table and could use help on the router. Thanks
I will have to see if I have footage for the lift. I'm so excited for your table!
I’d be interested in this, too. I finished the bench yesterday and am ready to install the T track and router.
Similar to my T-track workbench, I used a 9-foot section of a used bowling alley. A couple of strips of led lights underneath would be an excellent addition to your workbench. Nice design, it looks good and is practical.
Lights would be cool. Thanks for watching!