Out of the 2,873 different videos on TH-cam for flip top tool carts, yours is the only only one that: 1. Has integrated power that remains connected 2. Is overflowing with absolutely hysterical commentary. Your videos, this one in particular, has humorous comments so often that I have learned that I cannot consume any beverage while watching your videos. No matter how many times I have seen them, there are some comments that still make me laugh out loud. The neighbors dog house being dismantled for the plywood, awesome... Dude, you have such a twistedly great sense of humor. And that is written in the greatest of admiration.... Like what you do very much. Thanks 😊
@@FishersShop I second Peter's comment... This second Peter wholeheartedly agrees. This video earned a new subscriber today. As I am rebuilding a home shop now, for the first time in maybe 10 years, inspiration and clever engineering like this is what I need most.
I also agree with the comments of the 2 Peter guys and with the others. I also is the only flip cart that I have seen (though admittedly my search has not been ALL inclusive) that has a positive stop for the final position. Very needed and convenient detail.
I've seen a lot of flip carts and this is one of the better ones I've seen with built in power, cord management and positive stops. Plus you're entertaining as hell so you're fun to watch too. Keep up the good work.
Tim Hinman I agree, the cord management is next level. All these carts seem to have the ridgid sander (which I have too!), which has all that loose stuff. Maybe we should invent some hold downs for the stuff! Also, I really like the positive stops, and I realized that if you purposely shift the weight to the back, it’ll hold itself on the stop, both ways. Great vid, I’m gonna check out your channel!
Appreciate the outtakes. Since I make a lot of mistakes I'm getting tired of videos where everything seems perfect all the time. A good dose of reality. Good video and project.
Keith Black , that is literally the reason I like watching TH-cam. I want to see the mistakes. It lets me know what I'm in for when I try to do things. And it's more relatable.
I'm with you just got done making a mobile mitersaw station. Really really cool got it off Fishers shop plans . Though O I'll save money getting some plywood from work. Not really Paying attention I get it all cut to size and Realize it's 2 different colors not the end of the world but kinda makes you laugh but hey why not right
I love your design. The wire storage is a GREAT idea. I also love the clamp method. Great job!! Maybe you might want to add some way to coil up the cord that's connected to you power strip.
So far, yours is the only woodworking channel on TH-cam where I *cannot look away for a second*, because I'll miss some vital & helpful piece of info that will make my life easier. I'm less of a woodworker & more of a "salvage artist." That means I use all kinds of discarded materials to create furniture & home decor. This would save a crap-ton of space in our shop & basement, & thank you for sharing it.
You are a freaking genius. I am so glad I waited until now before doing my flip table. I would have hated myself and the said table had I done it with the other guys plan. Thank you.
Excellent presentation…….both the build and the narrative. And thank you, thank you, thank you for sparing the viewers from being subjected to the dreadful noise some presenters assume to be music. And after they crush your senses, they also ask you to subscribe? Ya, right. Again……..great clip. And I subscribed. Which I’m sure is music to your ears……..
I slipped and accidentally bought a Rigid belt spindle sander and then had to build this thing. What a great project to work on. Only had one issue, my Delta Planner was about 3/4 of an inch too tall so i had to figure that out. I could have taken off the crank handle to let it rotate all the way but figure I'd lose a part or two. So I ended up cutting off the top 6 inches and splicing a 3 inch piece in the middle of the sides with glue and pocket screws. It worked out pretty well. For those considering this build they should keep the height of the tools in mind when doing it. Thanks for the opportunity on solving a space issue in the shop and all the great videos you put out. Time to get busy with those jig plans I got from you.
Made your Flip Cart, but a little different. I only wanted to mount my Dewalt planner. The main modification were the initial cuts as the overall width would be 32". After getting a 3rd grader to help me with the math, I followed the plans and it came out great. I only needed the one tool so the flip side is a good work or outfeed table. I did put in a counter weight so it would be easier to pull up the 100lb planner. Keep the honest humor coming, Thanks Drew!
Obee: What did you use for a counter weight. I have the same planer and was planning to build this cart. I hadn't considered how to pull it back up. I'm not as young as I used to be. Thanks.
@@kenmulvihill1230 Ken, I'm not as young as I used to be either, so I used an old lead window counter weight. Approx 45#, these were used in windows back in the day(way back). This one was about 15"Lx3"Dx2"H with holes on each end tucked away in the space where the power was. Just one of those things lying around the shop that I had not used for years but could not throw away. Sorry, I know this doesn't help much but keep looking around you will find something that will work. UPDATE! As we all know "good enough" never is, I purchased a Rikon 6" Jointer that has a 30" table which mounted perfectly opposite the planner so I removed the counter weight. Good Woodworking to you and all. Obeejaun
I know this is an older video, but I recently purchased your plans for this build and just wanted to say "thanks!" I just finished building mine and had to modify some dimensions and account for a different thickness of plywood, but in the end it turned out great! I mounted the Ridgid sander on one side and the Dewalt Planer on the other. Great design!
I bought a second grinder and thought a flip top work stand would be ideal. I started to design my own and then thought somebody has already done this. I watched the Fisher shop video and was impressed with his ideas and purchased the plans for five dollars. When I downloaded the plans I was expecting an exploded view of the workstand and a cut list. The detailed explanation that was included with the plans was outstanding so much more than I expected. If Fisher shop has any more plans that I’m interested in I will certainly buy them in a heartbeat.
Thanks for the great design and the outtakes. I love woodworking, even though my little brother got all of the talent. Watching the outtakes, I’m reminded of my number 1 rule when building things, when I make a mistake, I’m done for the day. I don’t even put my tools away, I just turn off the lights, sit down on the couch and have a beer. I’m buying the plan for this one!
I LOVE your sense of humor in your videos!! (Not to mention the quality of the work you do). You need to give us advance warning at times though. I spewed my Bombay Sapphire martini all over my computer screen when you described the technique for an electrician to install a new plug on the cord! It reminded me of another old joke: "What's the difference between Voltage and Amperage?" Voltage is what you feel when you stick your finger into a hot light socket. Amperage is what you feel when you stick your finger into a hot light socket... while standing barefoot in a puddle of water!
Love the video and the idea of integrated power. One suggestion I would make is to have the opening in the support a bit larger so that IF you have to change out a tool, you can get its cord inside without having to do any disassembly.
Bought your plans. Built the cart and all went pretty well. I pretty much got the same results. I had fun and used up some remnants from a couple of other jobs. I like your narrations and high speed work.
Thank you for adding the bloopers since most other youtubers don't and it leaves us peons wondering if they ever make mistakes like we do when trying to follow their videos.
Great design and very practical cart. I really appreciate the director cuts - I am sure we all make mistakes but most don't show it on their videos and it leads the watcher to believe that he/she are the only idiots on the planet making dumb (or not so dumb) mistakes. Good to know that I am in a good company. Thanks for posting! Oh, and you earned my subscription.
I have watched this video several times and I still get a chuckle. I like this design the best of all that I have seen and will be making this one soon. I am going to change one part...instead of an over size flange (3/4") for a bearing I thought a flange the same size (1/2") and bore/drill out the internal threads to where the pipe rides on the flange and not the plywood. One more thing...your out takes could have been filmed in my shop (cleaned up of course)...retired US Navy here...lol
FINALLY! I've seen this video months ago and was looking for it. Saw tons of other ones but this is THE ONE I was looking for! Every other one was disappointing. That is what happens if you see the best one first! Thanks for the video!
I've been meaning to build a flip cart but im so glad i waited! I've ordered your plans and now I cant wait to raid some of the dog houses around the neighborhood very soon!
I’ve just recently discovered this channel and am in the process of watching ALL of your videos. Your commentary is hilarious. You make me laugh! And your projects are great too!
I bought the plans. $5 is a RIDICULOUS value! I normally spend hours figuring out how I’m going to build a project. I’m going to attempt to build this thing in one day which NEVER happens. Thanks for doing all of the hard work for me!
I like how you explained the wiring of the plug. Now some on here would say it's pretty obvious what wire goes where but Im pretty stupid when it comes to electrical work lol. I know on and off and that's about it. I'm still learning though. Enjoyed the video.
Just purchased your PDF. Quite complete and well worth the cost. Looking forward to the build for a drill press and band saw. I used Sketchup to reproduce your design and found that I can't use the drawer because the band saw is too tall. But since your design rotates just 180 degrees, it allows using stabilizing gussets instead.
I wish I would have seen this video before I built my shop cart. I wonder if I can salvage that project. I looked at as many versions of a flip cart I could find. This is by far the best. I love your videos. I especially love your honesty with the out takes. I am so reassured when I see other people make the same dumb mistakes that I do. There is hope for me yet. Keep up the great videos. You are one of the best.
Bought your plans and built this cart today for my spindle sander and planer. Really great detail in the plans and am so pleased with how easy it is to actually use this cart. Many of the other flip carts shown on YT require unscrewing numerous knobs and fumbling with the power cords and this cart solves all of that. Highly recommend!
I am finally getting started making my garage a more efficient workshop and started seeing these flip tops and immediately questioned how I can put one together that won't require me to tie up the cords and plug them in individually. You did it perfectly and with the sort of sarcasm that make me think you the same kind of jackass that I am...LOL. Thanks for the awesome video....will definitely be exploring your channel more in the upcoming weeks!
Why have I never come across your channel before ? I'm on the you toobz all the time watching woodworking videos, and have never seen one of yours until this one. New subscriber for sure ! Nice work.
I love this design for the flip cart! I believe this is the same one that my boss built a few weeks ago and now I know why. This has definitely been added to my to-do list for shop projects!
I haven’t even finished this video yet and I already love the commentary! You just gained another sub! I can tell your skills in the shop match your sense of humor which matches mine. Keep up the good work and we will keep watching. Edit... Thanks for the Outtakes! It makes it real and also, everyone loves Outtakes!
I slipped about four days go as well. I bought the Ridgid Oscillating Sander and the bigger Rikon Strip with 6" disc sander. It was awful. Truely awful. I love that your videos have one great happenstance joke. The buffalo birth on the Serengeti still makes me smile. The iron pipe T-joint thing is genius. The entire wire path and the fancy 45 degree angles where the flip top connects are beautiful. I also really enjoyed watching you use the combo square. You looked like you were a master at using it for marking layout.
Your humor is priceless. I've watched this video about 732 times. Could be 733, I just don't know. I will build this cart for myself some day soon. First, I have to by the tools.
I have bought a set of plan yesterday from your shop store. I am very pleased for all the details that will make my flip top cart a lot easier. Thanks a lot
Hey man, just found your channel today. You are absolutely awesome. I just bought my first house so I finally have a garage for woodworking tools! Pretty excited, been watching a lot of woodworking videos. But I think you're my new favorite. Your skill and humor is just awesome, unmatched in my watching. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see what else you do!
This is the first time I have watched one of your videos and i was so impressed that I immediately pressed ‘subscribe’. Not only is this a super design - I’m going to make 2 of these carts for my workshop renovation - but your wicked sense of humour took this educational film into the realms of entertainment 😄 More than once did I laugh out loud. Thank you for taking the time to produce this! ❤️
I just love the your sense of humor, I now have to check out your website for the plans you offer. Keep up the great work, and replace the Dogs house😂😂
I built this for my shop. When I started it, I was going to put my Ridgid sander like yours on it with a 10 inch bandsaw. I soon found out that in order to do so the working surface of the bandsaw would be too high for anyone else working in my shop. So I also "slipped" and bought a 12 inch disc sander. I chose to add a power strip with 4 outlets and two usb coming out of the other side of the pipe. I have to say the plans were very well laid out. I enjoyed building this and will build a couple more for other tools. I think I can still make one for the bandsaw if I eliminate the drawer and reinforce the lower corners with triangles. Thanks for showing the human side of working in a shop. Scott
First video from your channel that I've watched. Loved the project and the way you present it. The narration is hilarious. Awesome video and just subscribed!
I was just thinking about getting, literally, the same two sanders after we move in a few months. I was starting to think about how all the bits would fall out after it was flipped over, then I got distracted by something else before I thought of a solution. You've saved me trouble. Nice build.
I just finished my build of this using your plans. It came out well, but it was intended to be both a learning experience for me as well as shop furniture. I have a Rigid spindle sander and a Dewalt planer (92lbs) on it. I did put the drawer slides in before I put the top and back on and while I forgot to remove the jokers from the deck before setting the drawer front I didn’t use them. I was afraid that wouldn’t have been funny. I just rubbed some finish on it and hope to use it on a project very soon. Thanks for all your work.
Good to see you still use the tried and trusted "old school" table saw. Just gotta keep your fingers away from the spinny thing. No sacrifices to the wood tool gods. Great design on the flip cabinet! I'll add this to my small twisted lumber shop.
This was my next project anyway but your version has moved it up on my ToDo list! Bought the plans and subbed! GREAT JOB and thanks for sharing. Oh, if anyone is still on the fence for buying the plans, let me assure you, they are done VERY VERY well!
Sure thing! Our Home Depot here in Tampa, FL just started carrying Radiata Plywood and I'm excited to try it out and I'll be using that to build mine. I'm intending to build two at the same time. This will allow me to disassemble the large bench I have in my shop taking up so much room. Again, thanks and I'll try to either record some of the build or at the very least take photos.
@@eketelon I came here for reviews before buying and you've sold me on it. The coincidence of me growing up in Tampa might have had something to do with it : )
Oh man, I love it. You are super entertaining with your narration. Plus that's a sweet design. Thanks for making a great video. Now I must watch all your stuff. Honey grab the nachos and some soda, I'mma binge me some sweet wood working videos
only watched a few of your videos so far but I'm enjoying them. I made three push sticks this week using your template and I love them. can't beat mahogany + danish oil!
I have to agree with the comments below, accept with the 71 thumbs down (why do they do that?). You are the only builder who has another way to look and think over a Flip Cart. Very well thought of. Willy from Belgium.
@@s4nari I mean just because some youtubers have those $600 tools doesn't mean it's the one and only way to do it. They're using what they have available. There's very few builds I've seen that couldn't be done with a much less expensive tool. Lots of the people making videos do woodworking for a living, so they've got the expensive tools because time is money for them and they're making many pieces. If you can take the extra 30 minutes then they can be done, and most videos suggest cheaper ways of doing the same thing.
Hey man, I really like this cart and the video as well! Pretty genius design. I made myself the basic version a few years ago but the way you felt with the power cords is great. 👍🏼
I am looking for ideas to make a flip cart and this one solved some problems I didn’t even know to look out for. After watching this video I went to your website to purchase the plans. Not only is your site impeccably designed and functions flawlessly, (clear fast navigation, all buttons work, easy fast purchase options including PayPal, fast download times) but you have plans for a few items I’ve seen on TH-cam in the past. The skittles game was one I wanted to make but didn’t remember what it was called or who had posted it. Thank you for the excellent work. You are doing a great job.
Definitely making one of these carts. I'm going to mount my Ridgid planer and my Ridgid oscillating sander. I've viewed many flipping carts to where I gave myself a headache,
DUDE! That is an OUTSTANDING idea!!! I'm putting this one in memory bank for a future project... Very entertaining video and very honest at the end. I've done that long screw trick several times. Now Drew Glue is stuck in my head! We really need to hang out!!!
"If you already new this and wanted a challenge, do it plugged in while standing in a tub of water" at 10:13. I don't think I've ever hit a sub button faster
I would love a workshop like this. I'm almost 52 & always only took care of our 4 children while my husband served in the military. He's been retired 6 yrs and all the kids are now grown with families of their own(except the youngest who just turned 18). I'm bored as hell and really want to get into refurbishing/building furniture. I'm hoping to start creating a workshop in the garage soon. I love these videos and would love this flip table.
Hi from Australia I saw your video first time last night I like the way you demonstrate I really liked the sleds Ime gonna make them on the weekend thanks for showing your skills
"While my neighbors were at work I took the liberty of dismantling their doghouse and liberating all the plywood I'd need for this project". That made me laugh, literally out loud. Thanks.
Very helpful -- THANKS! You are one smart cookie. Too bad your neighbors are gonna git you for stealing their property, but your "flip cart" is a great modified dog house. Subscribed!
I followed your plans step by step and my bench turned out awesome but when it came to wiring up the plug I took your advice about standing in a bathtub full of water...My wife said she'd plug it in for me to make sure I had it wired right but chickened out . Something about forgetting to pay a insurance premium for the month. Dang woman...she's always forgetting something...
Dam,After watching 50+ video from TH-cam. I finally finish building my flip top workbench today. It took me about 8 hours to have it done. But now after watching your video, I think I have to build another one, the idea of inter grated power and 180 flip marking the locking so much simpler than the others.
Out of the 2,873 different videos on TH-cam for flip top tool carts, yours is the only only one that:
1. Has integrated power that remains connected
2. Is overflowing with absolutely hysterical commentary.
Your videos, this one in particular, has humorous comments so often that I have learned that I cannot consume any beverage while watching your videos. No matter how many times I have seen them, there are some comments that still make me laugh out loud. The neighbors dog house being dismantled for the plywood, awesome... Dude, you have such a twistedly great sense of humor. And that is written in the greatest of admiration....
Like what you do very much. Thanks 😊
Thank you very much, Peter! Haha! Glad you liked it and that you didn't choke on your drink. :) Thanks for watching, sir!
@@FishersShop I second Peter's comment... This second Peter wholeheartedly agrees. This video earned a new subscriber today. As I am rebuilding a home shop now, for the first time in maybe 10 years, inspiration and clever engineering like this is what I need most.
+1 to this. Loved it so much I bought the plans. :-)
Yup, the first Pete said it perfect.
Love the videos and love your work.
I also agree with the comments of the 2 Peter guys and with the others. I also is the only flip cart that I have seen (though admittedly my search has not been ALL inclusive) that has a positive stop for the final position. Very needed and convenient detail.
"While my neighbors were out of town I took the liberty of dismantling their doghouse".....Subscribed.
Dog is not gonna be happy. Hope it's a forgiving dog and won't bite him next time he goes/is invited over for a BBQ
me too. LOL
Me thrice!
I've seen a lot of flip carts and this is one of the better ones I've seen with built in power, cord management and positive stops. Plus you're entertaining as hell so you're fun to watch too. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, Tim! :)
Tim Hinman I agree, the cord management is next level. All these carts seem to have the ridgid sander (which I have too!), which has all that loose stuff. Maybe we should invent some hold downs for the stuff! Also, I really like the positive stops, and I realized that if you purposely shift the weight to the back, it’ll hold itself on the stop, both ways. Great vid, I’m gonna check out your channel!
Again, a super video. Very well done!
Appreciate the outtakes. Since I make a lot of mistakes I'm getting tired of videos where everything seems perfect all the time. A good dose of reality. Good video and project.
Keith Black , that is literally the reason I like watching TH-cam. I want to see the mistakes. It lets me know what I'm in for when I try to do things. And it's more relatable.
+1 on the outtakes, love seeing people make mistakes the same way I do😆
Absolutely agree. You watch and think, christ I would have mucked that up....these guys are AMAZING....puts it back in to reality nicely.
Yes, I have similar "I'm such an idiot..." moments in my own projects. So glad that I'm not alone... :-)
I'm with you just got done making a mobile mitersaw station. Really really cool got it off Fishers shop plans . Though O I'll save money getting some plywood from work. Not really Paying attention I get it all cut to size and Realize it's 2 different colors not the end of the world but kinda makes you laugh but hey why not right
I love your design. The wire storage is a GREAT idea. I also love the clamp method. Great job!! Maybe you might want to add some way to coil up the cord that's connected to you power strip.
So far, yours is the only woodworking channel on TH-cam where I *cannot look away for a second*, because I'll miss some vital & helpful piece of info that will make my life easier.
I'm less of a woodworker & more of a "salvage artist." That means I use all kinds of discarded materials to create furniture & home decor. This would save a crap-ton of space in our shop & basement, & thank you for sharing it.
You bet! Glad you liked it
I came because of the title. I stayed because of the editing. I subscribed because of the outtakes. Good job!
You are a freaking genius. I am so glad I waited until now before doing my flip table. I would have hated myself and the said table had I done it with the other guys plan. Thank you.
Excellent presentation…….both the build and the narrative.
And thank you, thank you, thank you for sparing the viewers from being subjected to the dreadful noise some presenters assume to be music. And after they crush your senses, they also ask you to subscribe?
Ya, right.
Again……..great clip. And I subscribed. Which I’m sure is music to your ears……..
Glad you enjoyed it! And welcome
I slipped and accidentally bought a Rigid belt spindle sander and then had to build this thing. What a great project to work on. Only had one issue, my Delta Planner was about 3/4 of an inch too tall so i had to figure that out. I could have taken off the crank handle to let it rotate all the way but figure I'd lose a part or two. So I ended up cutting off the top 6 inches and splicing a 3 inch piece in the middle of the sides with glue and pocket screws. It worked out pretty well. For those considering this build they should keep the height of the tools in mind when doing it.
Thanks for the opportunity on solving a space issue in the shop and all the great videos you put out. Time to get busy with those jig plans I got from you.
Your locking mechanism is superlative, innovative, and easy to do.
This is the first flip cart I've seen that I actually like
Made your Flip Cart, but a little different. I only wanted to mount my Dewalt planner. The main modification were the initial cuts as the overall width would be 32". After getting a 3rd grader to help me with the math, I followed the plans and it came out great. I only needed the one tool so the flip side is a good work or outfeed table. I did put in a counter weight so it would be easier to pull up the 100lb planner. Keep the honest humor coming, Thanks Drew!
Obee: What did you use for a counter weight. I have the same planer and was planning to build this cart. I hadn't considered how to pull it back up. I'm not as young as I used to be. Thanks.
@@kenmulvihill1230 Ken, I'm not as young as I used to be either, so I used an old lead window counter weight. Approx 45#, these were used in windows back in the day(way back). This one was about 15"Lx3"Dx2"H with holes on each end tucked away in the space where the power was. Just one of those things lying around the shop that I had not used for years but could not throw away. Sorry, I know this doesn't help much but keep looking around you will find something that will work. UPDATE! As we all know "good enough" never is, I purchased a Rikon 6" Jointer that has a 30" table which mounted perfectly opposite the planner so I removed the counter weight. Good Woodworking to you and all. Obeejaun
Great build and the outtakes were awesome. I'm glad I'm not the only one who is verbally abusive to myself in the shop.
I know this is an older video, but I recently purchased your plans for this build and just wanted to say "thanks!" I just finished building mine and had to modify some dimensions and account for a different thickness of plywood, but in the end it turned out great! I mounted the Ridgid sander on one side and the Dewalt Planer on the other. Great design!
Glad it worked out for you!
I appreciate your honesty showing the mistakes at the end. At least I know I'm not the only one that makes mistakes. I enjoy your videos.
I bought a second grinder and thought a flip top work stand would be ideal. I started to design my own and then thought somebody has already done this. I watched the Fisher shop video and was impressed with his ideas and purchased the plans for five dollars. When I downloaded the plans I was expecting an exploded view of the workstand and a cut list. The detailed explanation that was included with the plans was outstanding so much more than I expected. If Fisher shop has any more plans that I’m interested in I will certainly buy them in a heartbeat.
I can't tell where you have more fun . . . in the shop with woodworking tools or in the office editing video!! LOVE your presentation style!!
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the great design and the outtakes. I love woodworking, even though my little brother got all of the talent. Watching the outtakes, I’m reminded of my number 1 rule when building things, when I make a mistake, I’m done for the day. I don’t even put my tools away, I just turn off the lights, sit down on the couch and have a beer. I’m buying the plan for this one!
Haha, have fun!
I LOVE your sense of humor in your videos!! (Not to mention the quality of the work you do). You need to give us advance warning at times though. I spewed my Bombay Sapphire martini all over my computer screen when you described the technique for an electrician to install a new plug on the cord! It reminded me of another old joke: "What's the difference between Voltage and Amperage?" Voltage is what you feel when you stick your finger into a hot light socket. Amperage is what you feel when you stick your finger into a hot light socket... while standing barefoot in a puddle of water!
Love the video and the idea of integrated power. One suggestion I would make is to have the opening in the support a bit larger so that IF you have to change out a tool, you can get its cord inside without having to do any disassembly.
Love the out takes, really helps people who often get discouraged by little mistakes
Bought your plans. Built the cart and all went pretty well. I pretty much got the same results. I had fun and used up some remnants from a couple of other jobs. I like your narrations and high speed work.
Thank you for adding the bloopers since most other youtubers don't and it leaves us peons wondering if they ever make mistakes like we do when trying to follow their videos.
Glad you like them!
gotta admit... funniest woodworker on TH-cam!
Your humor is as Twisted as the lumber at my local Big Box store! You have yourself a new subscriber, thanks for the great video.
I just bought the plans for this project. I must say that I was pleasantly surprised at how much detail you put into them. Good job !!
Thanks
yes very impressive. worth every penny
love the bloopers.......and appreciate seeing how you handled and laid out the entire project. Thanks for sharing
I love the blooper reel. Great to know I’m not the only one who messes up. Great design and instructions.
Thanks for watching!
I have seen these built before, how ever your video is easier to watch and comprehend. You did a great job. Accolades to you.
Glad it was helpful!
Hilarious puns, great references, and um, good job finding a 4' x 8' panel on your neighbor's doghouse.
;)
Love it when a plan comes together - HS.
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Love your shtick. When connecting electrical wiring in Australia we say: Black to black. Green to green. Blue to bits ;-)
"If you already knew this then you can try doing it in a bath tub full of water." That's freaking awesome!!!!! I'm a definite subscriber now.
Great design and very practical cart. I really appreciate the director cuts - I am sure we all make mistakes but most don't show it on their videos and it leads the watcher to believe that he/she are the only idiots on the planet making dumb (or not so dumb) mistakes. Good to know that I am in a good company. Thanks for posting! Oh, and you earned my subscription.
Glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel
I have watched this video several times and I still get a chuckle. I like this design the best of all that I have seen and will be making this one soon. I am going to change one part...instead of an over size flange (3/4") for a bearing I thought a flange the same size (1/2") and bore/drill out the internal threads to where the pipe rides on the flange and not the plywood. One more thing...your out takes could have been filmed in my shop (cleaned up of course)...retired US Navy here...lol
FINALLY! I've seen this video months ago and was looking for it. Saw tons of other ones but this is THE ONE I was looking for! Every other one was disappointing. That is what happens if you see the best one first! Thanks for the video!
I've been meaning to build a flip cart but im so glad i waited! I've ordered your plans and now I cant wait to raid some of the dog houses around the neighborhood very soon!
Haha, awesome! Thanks for your support! Have fun building! :)
I’ve just recently discovered this channel and am in the process of watching ALL of your videos. Your commentary is hilarious. You make me laugh! And your projects are great too!
I bought the plans. $5 is a RIDICULOUS value! I normally spend hours figuring out how I’m going to build a project. I’m going to attempt to build this thing in one day which NEVER happens. Thanks for doing all of the hard work for me!
You bet! Have fun with the build
I like how you explained the wiring of the plug. Now some on here would say it's pretty obvious what wire goes where but Im pretty stupid when it comes to electrical work lol. I know on and off and that's about it.
I'm still learning though.
Enjoyed the video.
Dude, you're so funny in a sarcastic dry humor kinda way that had me laughing out loud. Especially the part of the neighbors / dog house comment.
Just purchased your PDF. Quite complete and well worth the cost. Looking forward to the build for a drill press and band saw. I used Sketchup to reproduce your design and found that I can't use the drawer because the band saw is too tall. But since your design rotates just 180 degrees, it allows using stabilizing gussets instead.
I’m also thinking of building a flip cart for a band saw and and drill press and would be interested in your plans. Are they available?
I wish I would have seen this video before I built my shop cart. I wonder if I can salvage that project. I looked at as many versions of a flip cart I could find. This is by far the best. I love your videos. I especially love your honesty with the out takes. I am so reassured when I see other people make the same dumb mistakes that I do. There is hope for me yet. Keep up the great videos. You are one of the best.
Thank you very much, Joseph! :)
What a great build! The locking mechanism is ingenious 😊😊
Thank you very much!
Bought your plans and built this cart today for my spindle sander and planer. Really great detail in the plans and am so pleased with how easy it is to actually use this cart. Many of the other flip carts shown on YT require unscrewing numerous knobs and fumbling with the power cords and this cart solves all of that. Highly recommend!
Awesome. Glad you enjoy it! Yup, those were the two exact issues I wanted to solve with this design
I am finally getting started making my garage a more efficient workshop and started seeing these flip tops and immediately questioned how I can put one together that won't require me to tie up the cords and plug them in individually. You did it perfectly and with the sort of sarcasm that make me think you the same kind of jackass that I am...LOL. Thanks for the awesome video....will definitely be exploring your channel more in the upcoming weeks!
I love the commentary. You have a new subscriber. The outtakes are gold
The best flip cart I have seen.
Outstanding design.
Thanks, Peter!
Why have I never come across your channel before ?
I'm on the you toobz all the time watching woodworking videos, and have never seen one of yours until this one. New subscriber for sure ! Nice work.
Welcome aboard!
The project was well designed and executed but the commentary was beyond my expectations. Well done sir, well done!!
Glad you liked it!
I love this design for the flip cart! I believe this is the same one that my boss built a few weeks ago and now I know why. This has definitely been added to my to-do list for shop projects!
I haven’t even finished this video yet and I already love the commentary! You just gained another sub! I can tell your skills in the shop match your sense of humor which matches mine. Keep up the good work and we will keep watching.
Edit... Thanks for the Outtakes! It makes it real and also, everyone loves Outtakes!
I slipped about four days go as well. I bought the Ridgid Oscillating Sander and the bigger Rikon Strip with 6" disc sander. It was awful. Truely awful. I love that your videos have one great happenstance joke. The buffalo birth on the Serengeti still makes me smile.
The iron pipe T-joint thing is genius. The entire wire path and the fancy 45 degree angles where the flip top connects are beautiful. I also really enjoyed watching you use the combo square. You looked like you were a master at using it for marking layout.
Haha, thanks!!
Your humor is priceless. I've watched this video about 732 times. Could be 733, I just don't know. I will build this cart for myself some day soon. First, I have to by the tools.
I have bought a set of plan yesterday from your shop store. I am very pleased for all the details that will make my flip top cart a lot easier. Thanks a lot
Glad to hear it.
Hey man, just found your channel today. You are absolutely awesome. I just bought my first house so I finally have a garage for woodworking tools! Pretty excited, been watching a lot of woodworking videos. But I think you're my new favorite. Your skill and humor is just awesome, unmatched in my watching. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see what else you do!
This is the first time I have watched one of your videos and i was so impressed that I immediately pressed ‘subscribe’. Not only is this a super design - I’m going to make 2 of these carts for my workshop renovation - but your wicked sense of humour took this educational film into the realms of entertainment 😄 More than once did I laugh out loud. Thank you for taking the time to produce this! ❤️
You're very welcome! Glad you liked it and welcome to the channel! :)
I just love the your sense of humor, I now have to check out your website for the plans you offer. Keep up the great work, and replace the Dogs house😂😂
I built this for my shop. When I started it, I was going to put my Ridgid sander like yours on it with a 10 inch bandsaw. I soon found out that in order to do so the working surface of the bandsaw would be too high for anyone else working in my shop. So I also "slipped" and bought a 12 inch disc sander. I chose to add a power strip with 4 outlets and two usb coming out of the other side of the pipe. I have to say the plans were very well laid out. I enjoyed building this and will build a couple more for other tools. I think I can still make one for the bandsaw if I eliminate the drawer and reinforce the lower corners with triangles. Thanks for showing the human side of working in a shop.
Scott
Thanks, Scott. Glad you liked it and that you enjoyed the build
I think that the signature of good design is that the finished product does what it needs to simply. Your flip top scores top marks there, great job,
glad you liked it. Thanks
Unnecessary Walnut would be a good band name for a group of woodworkers.
That's a brilliant idea! I'm clearly the lead singer as you've witnessed my stellar vocals in the outtakes.
@@FishersShop I'm down for that. I call drums!
Hopefully on a cajon you've built out of walnut
Or a band
First video from your channel that I've watched. Loved the project and the way you present it. The narration is hilarious. Awesome video and just subscribed!
Thanks, Logan! Welcome to the channel
I was just thinking about getting, literally, the same two sanders after we move in a few months. I was starting to think about how all the bits would fall out after it was flipped over, then I got distracted by something else before I thought of a solution. You've saved me trouble. Nice build.
I just finished my build of this using your plans. It came out well, but it was intended to be both a learning experience for me as well as shop furniture. I have a Rigid spindle sander and a Dewalt planer (92lbs) on it. I did put the drawer slides in before I put the top and back on and while I forgot to remove the jokers from the deck before setting the drawer front I didn’t use them. I was afraid that wouldn’t have been funny. I just rubbed some finish on it and hope to use it on a project very soon. Thanks for all your work.
Awesome, Andy! Glad you got it completed. Hope you had fun.
Good to see you still use the tried and trusted "old school" table saw. Just gotta keep your fingers away from the spinny thing. No sacrifices to the wood tool gods.
Great design on the flip cabinet! I'll add this to my small twisted lumber shop.
Thanks, gad you enjoyed it
This was my next project anyway but your version has moved it up on my ToDo list! Bought the plans and subbed! GREAT JOB and thanks for sharing. Oh, if anyone is still on the fence for buying the plans, let me assure you, they are done VERY VERY well!
Thanks!! Glad to have ya and thank you for your support!
Sure thing! Our Home Depot here in Tampa, FL just started carrying Radiata Plywood and I'm excited to try it out and I'll be using that to build mine. I'm intending to build two at the same time. This will allow me to disassemble the large bench I have in my shop taking up so much room. Again, thanks and I'll try to either record some of the build or at the very least take photos.
@@eketelon I came here for reviews before buying and you've sold me on it. The coincidence of me growing up in Tampa might have had something to do with it : )
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I am thinking about buying the plans, before buying, materials (wood wise) what is needed.
Oh man, I love it. You are super entertaining with your narration. Plus that's a sweet design. Thanks for making a great video. Now I must watch all your stuff.
Honey grab the nachos and some soda, I'mma binge me some sweet wood working videos
“Just like all politicians it turned out a little crooked”
Pure
GENIUS
That was my favorite too!
only watched a few of your videos so far but I'm enjoying them. I made three push sticks this week using your template and I love them. can't beat mahogany + danish oil!
Right on! Glad you're liking them
I have to agree with the comments below, accept with the 71 thumbs down (why do they do that?).
You are the only builder who has another way to look and think over a Flip Cart.
Very well thought of.
Willy from Belgium.
Thanks Willy!
You know what was great ? No expensive Festools were used in the making of this video. Lots of laughs too & oh by the way you sound like Casey Cason .
RIght?!? "Just use this 600 dollar tool for this very specific step" - says *almost* every other youtube woodworker
Yes, I couldn't figure out where I heard your voice before-Jimmy is right- Casey Cason!
A little Ned Flanders in there at times, as well.
@@s4nari I mean just because some youtubers have those $600 tools doesn't mean it's the one and only way to do it. They're using what they have available. There's very few builds I've seen that couldn't be done with a much less expensive tool. Lots of the people making videos do woodworking for a living, so they've got the expensive tools because time is money for them and they're making many pieces. If you can take the extra 30 minutes then they can be done, and most videos suggest cheaper ways of doing the same thing.
It's Casey Kasem, but, yeah, he does sound a little bit like him.
Where the heck were you a year ago when I built mine based off of a vastly inferior design? Nice going, Drew.
Love your videos BTW
Hey man, I really like this cart and the video as well! Pretty genius design. I made myself the basic version a few years ago but the way you felt with the power cords is great. 👍🏼
Thanks, Blake!
Just checked out your channel, you've got quite a talent yourself! Subbed you right away after watching your surface sander vid. That was great! :)
I dig your humor! You'd think your poor neighbors would know not to leave their home unattended by now. Great video as always!
I am looking for ideas to make a flip cart and this one solved some problems I didn’t even know to look out for.
After watching this video I went to your website to purchase the plans.
Not only is your site impeccably designed and functions flawlessly, (clear fast navigation, all buttons work, easy fast purchase options including PayPal, fast download times) but you have plans for a few items I’ve seen on TH-cam in the past. The skittles game was one I wanted to make but didn’t remember what it was called or who had posted it.
Thank you for the excellent work. You are doing a great job.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate that! Have fun with the build!! :)
Definitely making one of these carts. I'm going to mount my Ridgid planer and my Ridgid oscillating sander. I've viewed many flipping carts to where I gave myself a headache,
I like the “bloopers” at the end of the vid, these let us all laugh.
We all make mistakes.
O.B.T. Great flip cart design.
"Once I pull the slack out of the line, I screw everything up..." NICE!
I love watching your videos, you are so much in tune with life in the shop julien
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying them
My third time watching this video, I know I’ve watched some many but I’m going with your concept! Thanks for sharing!
Hope you like it
DUDE! That is an OUTSTANDING idea!!! I'm putting this one in memory bank for a future project... Very entertaining video and very honest at the end. I've done that long screw trick several times. Now Drew Glue is stuck in my head! We really need to hang out!!!
Haha, thanks! You can pretty much put anything to that tune... "This whole comment, is pretty cool, and that's why I think, Snapjam rules!" See? :)
Nice flippin cart! 😆
I see what ya did there! :)
Fisher's Shop his joke was miter funny 😆
"If you already new this and wanted a challenge, do it plugged in while standing in a tub of water" at 10:13. I don't think I've ever hit a sub button faster
I would love a workshop like this. I'm almost 52 & always only took care of our 4 children while my husband served in the military. He's been retired 6 yrs and all the kids are now grown with families of their own(except the youngest who just turned 18). I'm bored as hell and really want to get into refurbishing/building furniture. I'm hoping to start creating a workshop in the garage soon. I love these videos and would love this flip table.
Hi from Australia I saw your video first time last night I like the way you demonstrate I really liked the sleds Ime gonna make them on the weekend thanks for showing your skills
"I slipped and accidentally bought..." Man, i can relate to that.
never helps when they build a Northern Tool and/or Harbor Freight store nearby.... 🤔
If I had a dollar for every time I slipped and bought a tool, I could ... well ... I dunno, slip and buy another? :D
If I had a nickel for every time I had a nickel, I'd have infinity nickels, and I'd build tools out of nickels.
Woodworking is inherently dangerous like that 🤗
Just like the my new slave.
Dismantling your neighbor's dog house for wood? You have a new subscriber!
"While my neighbors were at work I took the liberty of dismantling their doghouse and liberating all the plywood I'd need for this project".
That made me laugh, literally out loud. Thanks.
Really... What "neighbor" would use good quality plywood / no nail holes, on a dog house... Funny comment though.
This is definitely the best flip-top cart design I've seen
Glad you like it!
Thank you for the outtakes. I can totally relate to the screws through the face of the drawer and your response.
Your bloopers at the end made me feel human again. 😂😂😂
"This whole part, is gonna get cut cause nobody likes to watch Drew glue"
Favorite part! made me laugh
I like to watch Drew glue.
Drew’s Glues
Very helpful -- THANKS! You are one smart cookie. Too bad your neighbors are gonna git you for stealing their property, but your "flip cart" is a great modified dog house.
Subscribed!
He's the "This Old Tony" of woodworking :) Also integrated dust collection would also be a cool added feature.
Can’t find plans to this cart on the website, can i still purchase them?
After remembering to open my eyes, I found it.
Oooooh! That's why the neighbors were rebuilding the dog house in another video! lol
I followed your plans step by step and my bench turned out awesome but when it came to wiring up the plug I took your advice about standing in a bathtub full of water...My wife said she'd plug it in for me to make sure I had it wired right but chickened out . Something about forgetting to pay a insurance premium for the month. Dang woman...she's always forgetting something...
Hehe, glad to hear the cart turned out good for ya. And glad you're still with us and able to type a comment. :)
Thanks so much for the outtakes. makes beginners like me feel just a little less stupid when we make mistakes on a build!
Glad to help!
Dam,After watching 50+ video from TH-cam. I finally finish building my flip top workbench today.
It took me about 8 hours to have it done.
But now after watching your video, I think I have to build another one, the idea of inter grated power and 180 flip marking the locking so much simpler than the others.