It really is a great bench. I will probably add some drop casters so I can move it around my shop as needed. I use it pretty much on every project I have now.
Hey, thanks for watching and for the question. Yes you could probably flip the top around with little modification however, if you did that the clamp would be farther to the back than to the front of the table top.
Nice video. I bought one a month or so ago and haven't unboxed it yet. This will be helpful. Is that a French cleat tool organizer on the wall? .... did you model that after Wranglerstar's?
Hey thanks for watching the video and leaving the comment it means a lot! The wall organizer you see in the video is actually something I picked up from a retailer who was going out of business but if you search retail slat wall you can see a lot of options. I will probably be building some more items to go on it in the future. Thanks again!
Dude, over half the tools in my shop are Harbor Freight....drill press, bench grinder, scroll saw, mini lathe, pedestal fan, 12" round and 6"belt sanders, dust collection and various Bauer cordless tools. Spend your money on compound miter, table and band saws, a drum sander, jointer and planer. The only complaint about any HF tool I've bought is with their cheap bar clamps. They're useless.
Hey 👋 I appreciate you watching. I have no issue with HF I have a lot of hand tools ⚒️ from them. I have had some poor experiences with their power tools, but I’m glad they work for you. (It has been almost 10years since I’ve bought a power tool from them maybe 🤔 it’s time to give them another chance)
Hey there Brother, I too am a HF guy, I have many old craftsman tools, sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, etc. But I have Craftsmans toolchests, and bought a 56" top tool chest and lower box as well, built nice & strong. I have Hercules, Bauer, Icon, Quinn, and Doyle products/machines. I must say Harbor Freight has really changed, and fir the better. So I am not ashamed to say I shop and own tools from HF.
Still going good for you? I'm a little over a year in and it's been relegated to use as a stand for my spindle sander and bench top drill press. I'm going to add casters to move it around, but it'll serve well as a cheap stand for me now.
So far so good. I have my laser engraver on it temporarily,but once I relocate that I also plan on adding some sort of casters to make it easier to move as needed. Thanks for watching 🙏
Not bad for 130 bucks.
It really is a great bench. I will probably add some drop casters so I can move it around my shop as needed. I use it pretty much on every project I have now.
I have two of them in my shop..
The only thing I did was to leave off the drawers... Now, I am wishing I put them in... LOL
Is there any way to put the vice on the left side of the table? Even if it means flipping the tabletop around?
Hey, thanks for watching and for the question. Yes you could probably flip the top around with little modification however, if you did that the clamp would be farther to the back than to the front of the table top.
Nice video. I bought one a month or so ago and haven't unboxed it yet. This will be helpful.
Is that a French cleat tool organizer on the wall? .... did you model that after Wranglerstar's?
Hey thanks for watching the video and leaving the comment it means a lot! The wall organizer you see in the video is actually something I picked up from a retailer who was going out of business but if you search retail slat wall you can see a lot of options. I will probably be building some more items to go on it in the future. Thanks again!
Dude, over half the tools in my shop are Harbor Freight....drill press, bench grinder, scroll saw, mini lathe, pedestal fan, 12" round and 6"belt sanders, dust collection and various Bauer cordless tools. Spend your money on compound miter, table and band saws, a drum sander, jointer and planer. The only complaint about any HF tool I've bought is with their cheap bar clamps. They're useless.
Hey 👋 I appreciate you watching. I have no issue with HF I have a lot of hand tools ⚒️ from them. I have had some poor experiences with their power tools, but I’m glad they work for you. (It has been almost 10years since I’ve bought a power tool from them maybe 🤔 it’s time to give them another chance)
Hey there Brother, I too am a HF guy, I have many old craftsman tools, sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, etc.
But I have Craftsmans toolchests, and bought a 56" top tool chest and lower box as well, built nice & strong. I have Hercules, Bauer, Icon, Quinn, and Doyle products/machines. I must say Harbor Freight has really changed, and fir the better. So I am not ashamed to say I shop and own tools from HF.
Still going good for you? I'm a little over a year in and it's been relegated to use as a stand for my spindle sander and bench top drill press. I'm going to add casters to move it around, but it'll serve well as a cheap stand for me now.
So far so good. I have my laser engraver on it temporarily,but once I relocate that I also plan on adding some sort of casters to make it easier to move as needed. Thanks for watching 🙏