ASSEMBLE WITH ME - YUKON 48" WORKBENCH REVIEW FROM HARBOR FREIGHT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- AHOY MATEYS! FORGOT TO MENTION
1. EACH OF THE HOOKS HOLD 10 POUNDS BUT**** THE BOARD WILL NOT** HOLD 500 LBS!
2. THE WORK AREA HAS A 220 LB WEIGHT CAPACITY
HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE VIDEO!
MUSIC USED:
Industrial Cyberpunk Music - Soma by Karl Casey // Dark Synthwave
Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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Excellent…, there’s a lot tedious work needed to assemble this- it’s really helpful to see it all in under 15 minutes. I liked seeing your tool organization at the end, that’s always an issue for me, and everyone else it seems.
Thanks!🎯👏🏼
Thanks for sharing! I baby my tools which many don't but I certainly wipe down and air blast my tools after every cut, saw, impact, and application. One day you may want to sell or even pass down those tools and you don't want to hand someone broken, rusted, crooked tools that would otherwise last a lifetime if lubricated and stored correctly.
~ Work Smart
@@TOOL_TECHNICAL yes! My main problem is that I’ve spent half my life searching for tools that I’d just used yesterday:).
@@sethrich2790 Thank goodness for pockets, some people would lose their heads if they weren't stuck to em :)
For me, Only thing I would do is buy some thicker angle iron to put over the leg supports for better stabilization. Also, I would swap the top board for hardwood in the same dimensions. Add a small vise and a small grinder/wire wheel.
But that's just me :)
Can't argue with a good idea, that vice would be awesome for cutting Demos. And for sure using a sturdy top while keeping it non-conductive is ideal. Hope the video was informative 🔍
Thought the same thing
I want one of these to have a good lighted surface to work on my guns. Harbor Freight has a coupon for $109.99 this week, so I'll probably jump on the deal. Perfect dimensions and height for what I need.
yeah the light is solid, drawers too I keep my lights and blades / attachments in 1 drawer and all my pliers and strippers in the other
WARNING! Before you assemble it make sure all the pieces are there and that the light and 3 outlets work. If they're defective you can't just ask for the piece that's bad or missing, ya gotta return the whole table with everything and they'll give you a whole new table and set. My first table threw sparks from the outlets on the side when I plugged something in. The replacement is still holding strong if you've seen any of my other vids after this one
love the music in the background! makes the video look cooler! I actually bought this bench, still haven't put it together.
It's straight forward but do read which bolts to use where. The "make it look like the picture approach is okay until you have to take it apart and do it again :)
Go down the AK rabbit hole and make it your firearm workbench like me lol
If only parts kits were cheap and readily available like back in the day…
Is the top of this wooden or metal? Like the workbench top area.
@@DigitalHDx it's made of the same layered wood as the work top and bottom shelf while the supports/frame supporting it is all metal
@@TOOL_TECHNICAL Perfect. Wanted to use it for my 3D printer after seeing people talking about this for 3D printing and other similar ones. If the top was metal it would vibrate too loudly with a 3D printer! Might go buy this tomorrow! Thanks for the reply!
@DigitalHDx just make sure of 2 things. 1. The length of your power cord to the built in outlets
2. That you 3D printer station fits the limited top shelf dimensions 47-1/2" long by 8-3/8 inches wide.
Also the top shelf doesn't have a weight rating so do be careful but perfect if you wanna use the top shelf for all your different color spools etc. While the main work top is also wood and has a 220 lb weight tolerance. Because I care about your money, if you aren't in a huge rush you can wait until harbor freight has a discount coupon for it they usually come down to 99 ish if you wanna save about 30 bucks which can go toward peg board hooks for a few bucks which aren't included
@@TOOL_TECHNICAL I recently bought a Panda PWR for my printer which doubled the length of my power cord. My printer will be plugged into my wall outlet directly. I also have a separate power strip I'll probably mount to the top of the workbench, I don't exactly trust the cheap Chinese ones for anything powerful or even something running for long periods like a filament dryer.
I appreciate the recommendation of the sale. Currently, they have a 10% off sale on their Yukon, US General, Icon and I think some other stuff. Which would bring this workbeck to $109 (before tax) which isn't bad. Peg hooks aren't a necessity immediately but I'll definitely look into that down the line. Just wanted something a lot cleaner looking than my current setup.
@@DigitalHDx I totally get you on the quality control issue with chinese electronics. the first of these benches i got threw a bad spark when plugging this in. This one makes a small chick! spark sound. the hooks are 8 dollars so no rush. no worries man enjoy :)
~ Work Smart
Was anyone else missing bolts?
It is possible. When I originally got one the brick with the 3 outlets on the side threw sparks! I asked for a replacement they said to take the whole thing apart and ship it back for a replacement. If you have the missing parts or defective parts most likely you'll be told to return all the contents and be given a new one. If I were you, buy it in-store not online and check before you leave!
@@TOOL_TECHNICAL I called the number. Harbor freight rep told me to call my local store and get replacements
@@TOOL_TECHNICAL appreciate the reply though
no problem@@spartanb16