Best Wood Working Workbench Ever...?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2019
- This video takes you through the construction of my new Woodworking Workbench. Inspired by Chris at Third Coast Craftsman, i decided to make my bench a hybrid of two of the most popular workbench styles, the classic English Nicholson and the French Roubo. With the vises on the Roubo side and the array of dog holes on the Nicholson side, the possibilities are nearly endless with ways to hold your work securely to the bench. I put a little twist on the design by Chris and made it a split top with a handy gap stop that makes for quick work of adjusting the height of basically a large planing stop.
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Big thanks to Woodcraft for supplying all the workbench accessories i used on this build!
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For all of you wanting the plans , they are available Now on my website! Thanks for your patience! dimensionswoodworks.com/2019/11/27/hybrid-roubo-nicholson-workbench/
Excellent. I'll try to make it. Thanx for the plans.
No problem! Good luck 👍🏻
Great! Thanks for sharing.
I would like the plans but have no computer and dont know how to do it on my phone
Thank you for your generosity in sharing the plans.
Great looking workbench. Thank you for the plans.
Overall it’s a decent table. If you’re not using it for big heavy projects. Its gets unstable when using my jigsaw and handsaw. Table starts to shake and lifts off the ground. Maybe I’m doing something wrong?Also the folding mechanic works great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh when setting up, but I can’t get the table to fold down. It gets stuck 3/4ths on the way down.
You're commenting on the wrong product.
Got some ideas for my future betch! Thanks!
What a gorgeous and functional work bench! Love this so much.
I really appreciate you taking the time to make this into a video. Thank you.
Great job on a hulk of a bench. That's an heirloom your grandkids will enjoy!
Thanks ! I’m glad you enjoyed the build 👍🏻
A refreshing video of a high-quality build without using zillion dollar machinery like so many other TH-camr's. This is inspirational to budget minded woodworkers and shows how it doesn't take much to do quality work. Well done.
I am the Every man! My shop is dirty and looks like a shop not a TV set. I do what i can with what i have and upgrade when possible. I make videos for folks just like you that want to start but aren’t trying to wait until they have this tool or that to go…. Just build stuff! The rest comes in time.
Very nice!! A really special piece of hardwood finished with some detail would work nicely on your vice... nice bench!!!
Amazing Thanks for sharing your experience and your resources.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice design, I like the different sides. It's like a mansion for those woodworms.
Wonderful video and an even better build. Great presentation and great content Thanks Rusty
Glad you enjoyed it! I looked forward to this build for a long time. THANKS for watching 👍🏻
Fantástico seu trabalho.....
Great Video, Thanks
nice job. one thing to consider in future videos, end it with a nice walk-around shot of the full completed project.
Just brilliant! Love the effort you went to, a real work of art. Makes my first still unfinished attempt look pretty pathetic. Wish you lived next door..
Thanks so much! It was about a year of planning for about 3 months of building 😂 I have a bad habit of overthinking big projects like this.
Very nice, 2 thumbs up 👍👍
Parabéns,,,, gostei muito das dicas,,,,fiz uma bancada parecido com esta.,, obrigado. ÁLVARO do Brasil 👍
thank for your vidio ...nice w[or[kbench and good job
WOW, what a massive and solid bench! Nice job!
Thanks! I put a lot of work into it especially because I’m hard headed and decided to use all rough cut material to make it. I think it’s pretty good for my first real bench 😉👍🏻
Awesome build and what a tank of a bench. Nicely done!!!
Thanks it’s probably a bit north of 300 lbs altogether 👍🏻
Awesome! thanks for sharing.
John Matallana thanks for watching! Stay tuned to the channel for all the accessories 👍🏻
Get it brother!!! Love it!
Thanks Josh!
Great craftsmanship. Job very well done. Inspiring. Thanks.
Thank you sir! So glad i finally got this build done. It improves my workflow drastically!
Really nice project!! Well done!
this is great. thanks.
Wow!!! This is awesome!! This workbench will last forever,
Thanks! I’ve definitely gotten some great use out of it!
Love the build! Very informative video, I enjoyed watching.
Thanks! Hope you got some Value from the video.
Wow, that's a beautiful bench!
Thank you! I’m getting a TON of use out of it!
You have great tips and pointers!
Thanks n
Love the cull idea may have to use that. I always do something janky with ratchet straps
Nice work, JD! Very solid build!
Donny Carter thanks brother! It’s nice to have a Real bench, Finally.
Great job on the bench, nice combination of features!
Well done sir, thanks
Awesome bench, want one. 🙂 Great to have helpful neighbours 👌
Nothing to it but to do it 😉 i probably only have about $100 in lumber total. And i got a bit here and there until i was ready. Then I finally settled on design and started BUILDING!
Great job! Thank you for sharing this project with us!
Nice job mate!
Great work thanks a lot for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
good work very interestetd.....
I’ve been following along on Instagram and am excited to see the completed project and full build! What a great mix of workbench styles, and with its heft I am sure it will serve you well for years to come! Great video! Awesome workbench!
Thanks Joe! You know it’s been a long time coming!
Great workbench!!! Great Video!!
Thanks for checking it out and the kind words 😊
Nicely done buddy 👊🏽 it turned out awesome I love it 😍
Thanks Glenn!
That was a pleasure to watch.
Thanks! I put a lot of work into my videos, it’s nice to know that folks are enjoying them!
Nice bench man. That’s going to add so much versatility to your workflow. Great build!
Thanks Brother, now i have to add the dog holes in the top and make some more accessories, but it’s already making a huge difference in what I’m able to accomplish!
Thanks man, i learned a lot from this video!
Glad it helped you!
I have been a Pipe Welder for 25 years. I love watching others trades perform their work with precision and pride. I am just starting to get into woodworking and you have me pumped up about building a table to start! Thank you for providing this video.
I wish i would’ve learned to weld when i was younger. I’d love to incorporate metal into some of my projects! Thanks for the kind words and go get Woodworking!
My dad had the ultimate workbench in our basement when I was a kid..... The legs were 3" black iron pipe with flanges for feet, and to attach to the underside of top. Top was 3" thick, not sure how it was put together.... a HUGE plumber/multipurpose vice on the front.... You would be hard pressed to find a vice like this anymore.... 3/4" pipe with screwed on balls on either end, 2' long drove the screw. I would have loved to have dragged this thing to Colorado to put in my basement. The bench could NOT be made to move the slightest, no matter WHAT you were trying to persuade in the vice. This cobbled together bench was rather typical of how my dad did everything.... Functional, but a little weird.... and at the time, I considered cheap... I lacked the maturity to appreciate up-cycling and achieving something BETTER than you could get at SEARS.
Great bench! I am building what started as a "Paul Sellers" style English bench but have been changing features as I went. I removed the tool well and was going to make a wide (27" or so) solid top laminated top, but ended up gluing together two 12" wide sections (max of my workspace/clamps/ablity to move the top alone) so was thinking of an open center portion like yours, but didn't think of the ablity to create a stop! I was just going to use it as a position to place clamps if needed. A lot of great ideas in this bench I can incorporate into mine!
Glad you found a few ideas to incorporate into your bench! The real idea is to make what works best for your workflow and fits your space. Thanks for checking it out!
Just tripped over your channel. Great video and result. I'm now a subscriber.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Dang! you could put that in your living room. nice work!
Thanks so much! It was a lot of planning before i actually got it done. I tend to overthink my projects a bit 😉. I’m glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to check it out.
Very nice! Good narration as well.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed
Loved the video!
Thanks ! Glad you enjoyed it!
Incredible work.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Very Nice!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Wow. And I thought I was an over-builder on my DIY wood projects... lol Just joking. Great build utilizing great skill sets.
Dude!!! That bench is awesome!! The video is too!!
Thanks brother! Too bad it takes me half a year to make a video 😂
Dimensionswoodworks It’s out there now Brother!!
That Bench is amazing!
Thank you! It comes in handy on the daily
very nice job and well explained
Thank you 🙏🏻
That is a work of art.
Don’t know if i would go that far, but thank you 🙏🏻
Great video brotha. That workbench will last several life times!
Yeah i don’t think it’s going anywhere anytime soon 👊🏻 Thanks for watching and for subscribing!
Very good job!
Thanks!
Nice looking bench! Built like a tank
Yeah maybe a bit overbuilt. I definitely made the top too thick. So thick my holdfast won’t work. Guess i got to back-bore the dog holes on the bottom. I picked up a couple Scandinavian holdfast and they work , but take longer than a couple whacks from a mallet to set the traditional holdfast.
Congrats from Brazil -- amazing work!
Thanks from America 🇺🇸!
Great job brother!
This woodworking book *TopFineWoodworking. Com* contains a great deal of details about woodwork. There are some designs in the book but it is primarily explaining the procedure of how to do various things and what tools to use to accomplish them. In general, this book fulfilled my basic desire to learn about wood working.?
As a Monday morning quarterback, here goes! For all the work, I would have made legs from multiple laminations.... maybe recover some salvage cutoff of lambeam, if available. Been in the door hardware business and found the finest lumber is still a tree, full of oddities that will tend to warp, twist, cup and otherwise move. For the top, though some will cringe... MDF makes a really good core.... 4 sheets of it, then laminated two inch lumber atop and around all edges is a good option for a perfectly flat, never twisting, non historical, heavy and functional top that will NEVER wear out, or warp. This is also excellent for custom doors that will NEVER warp.
Melamine is your best option if you are going that route. I used local wood from a local sawyer and this bench grew, got sawed, dried and turned into this bench all within a 30 mile radius. I like supporting my local business 👍🏻 and much prettier results in my opinion, but the true moral of the story is just BUILD ! Thanks for watching 😉
I've been a woodworker for 50 years and with the internet, I've seen my share of "experts" pretending to know everything and being condescending. You have a very easy and professional style to your presentation. You made a lovely bench and chose your design wisely.
I’m far from an expert and i believe that’s a big part of the allure to this craft. You can NEVER know everything! It’s a fun journey to be on and i appreciate those who follow along with me! Thanks for watching!
When I began my apprenticeship, I learned a very important
Lesson, you can learn something from any one, even if it's how not to do something. Keep growing. Cheers
Awesome accompanying music
That's quite the workbench! I'm sure you'll get a ton of use out of it.
It already has made a Huge Difference in my work flow! There’s still a few tweaks and accessories i want to add but it’s so nice to FINALLY have a REAL bench
@@dimensionswoodworks The whole concept of a well for hardware, small parts etc is unmatched by drawers or hangers on the periphery. Elegantly simple
Rockler has a great tenioning jig for use w/your table saw.
I’m a new subscriber, I really like the style of your video. Nice job
Thanks! Hope to have another one coming soon. A project for a great cause!
Wonderful work. Thank you for sharing the plans for this amazing build.
Alicia C. Staley I hope they help you to make your own Amazing Bench!
Great !!!!!
Thanks!
I have watched tons of Roubo bench video's yours is very clear examples thanks for sharing. And i do like that center portion insert. I would like to see a video on how you actually use it.
super nice! best! would you post the link for the parts say wheel and vice? thanks!
I never comment about the music, first time ever. It's very nice.
GORGEOUS BENCH INDEED 😊
Thanks so much!
Ottimo lavoro complimenti che legno hai usato
Beatifull
Wow what a great build! that workbench looks really solid! Well done man. BTW I have the same Kreg measurement tool, I love it!
I saw it in one of your videos recently. It Kreg makes lots of awesome stuff!
Amazing bro❤️❤️
Thanks!
From chile...amazing...thanks
Gracias 🙏🏻
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.
Great work....music background starting at 15:01while hand sanding is superb....that is what woodworking is supposed to be, getting to work with one of the nature’s finest materials and enjoying the process. Conventional wisdom: woodworking is cheaper than therapists
Came out awesome ! Great job !! Theres no place around me that sells southern yellow pine closest thing we have is doug fir which is a strong wood just not alot of Character im in the northeast …
That’s fine. Use whatever you have. I was lucky to find a local sawyer to get this from. If you look on the wood mizer website it shows where you can find local sawmills around the country.
Am I the only one who uses a dust collector on my jointer and thickness planer?
A broom or shop vacuum is all that many woodworkers can afford.
Like from Brazil
Can't believe you have built almost the exact bench i've got in my mind, rite down to the retractable castors. watched countless videos over the past year, this is the closest to what I want to build but I really think I am going with a leg vise and the sliding deadman. Still not sure about an end vise option.
It really is the best of the designs i saw out there. Although i will admit that i use the Roubo side FAR more, but when i need the Nicholson side for mostly live edge work, it’s very handy to have that versatility.
Gostei muito dessa bancada.
obrigado
AWESOME WORKBENCH! Wanna sell it? lolol
REALLY enjoyed watching you (your) work and process. (Great delivery/narration/production btw). I am in the final stages of finishing up my workshop in the 20’ x 50’ basement of my retirement home, and my next big project is to build a good workbench. You’ve given me some great ideas to build on. As I sit here after watching, I realize this beats watching the idiot box ANY day! (almost as good as working in the shop!). New subscriber now, too. Kudos my friend! Happy woodworking!!
Thanks so much for the kind words! I’m definitely not where i want to be with my video production but I’m a long way from where i started! Don’t think I’d want to pay freight charges on a bench like this. Probably would cost more than the materials and hardware to build it yourself. If you really want to make your own. I put FREE plans on the website you can follow. Reach out if you have any questions.
Careful dude 12:55 i saw a kickback. You should take care of it before someone hurt.
Nice job, great share.
Cheers
goblok nekat i have a new Saw now with safety equipment to prevent such things from happening in the future. Thanks for watching!
@@dimensionswoodworks @ glad to hear it dude, i'm kind a little scare since my friend have an accident with kickback, a piece of it cut his left ear.
I enjoying whole step of your video except that part.
Staf safe and keep healthy dude.
Hands down for that amazing solid bench, much thanks from indonesia.
I’ve had one kickback incident when i first started but i learned from it and try not to repeat my mistakes.
thanks food part list in first link!
Nice work on the bench. I don’t mean to be negative but do not stand off to the side of your table saw as seen in this video. It is dangerous not to be in the best place of control which is behind the saw. Believe me, I understand the concern some people have about being in the line of fire for kickbacks and I’ve seen them too. Respect your equipment and learn the proper technique and you minimize your chances of injury. Thanks for reading and keep woodworking!
Beautiful workbench. My only criticism is that it's too nice to use. Subscribed.
Nice! You stole my idea LoL. I’m building something similar to this. Nice table. I really like it. Great work.
Thanks Glad you like it.
nice bench
Thanks
This sort of DIY videos is no more than a flashy DISPLAY and a CONTEST to show up who has the best tools in the industry.
SERIOUSLY.... what video did you watch? Everything in my shop is hand me downs or cheap Craigslist finds. Making a $100 bench in a 15x15 shop....
Why did you pass the edge before the face through the jointer?
And as the final bench top will need to be reflattened in time, did you check to make sure the grain of each board is facing the same way so you can hand plane later
Very nice. I think I'd like to build one from your plans. Is there anything you would have done differently in hindsight? Thanks for the great video and inspiring others.
Shane Witbeck make the top thinner 4” was too beefy. I’d go 3”
How much of a difference do you find between the Danish Oil and Boiled Linseed Oil?
I have Linseed already. Just wondering if I should try something new.
Keren
Hello, it has been a very nice and useful workbench. health to your hands. What is the name of the wheels you attach to the feet of your workbench? I wonder where it is sold? I will be happy if you give me information.
Hey, what song is that?! Sounds really familiar!