Awesome idea for any workshop! Make it for yourself
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2021
- Hi! In this video, I make the right tool for any workshop.
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Friends, my name is Vanya! I am the author of the channel HandCraft.
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*Do you like to make your place of work comfortable?*
Yes
I like to know what things are called.
I liked your comment because you stated your ideas very well and politely,
however, I like to watch his videos and try to guess what he is building, and there's always the reveal at the end.
I was glad to see him apply stain and sealer to finish it off.
I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle th-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt is that I think that its hard to settle on a choice of the plan and outline to use as there are a large portion of them there. Nonetheless, I like the simple stride to step directions laid out there.
When using Forsner bits... you should make the counterbore before the through hole. Other than that minor procedural item... looks like you did a pretty good job of it.
Sir, you are a true Master-Craftsman. I salute you. Although, I loved all that you did, I must admit I took the easy way out and bought an equivalent bench from Harbor Freight Tools. Regardless, I do thank you for sharing this video of your design with the TH-cam community. I truly wish I had one-tenth of your innate natural talent. God bless.
Nice Bolton😀
Bro😃
I purchased Rockwell jawhorse and it is amazing. A tool I use with frequency in the shop, similar concept and it folds away nicely. A little on the pricey side but we'll built and worth every penny!
Super idea 💡 👍
Clever design, well built and very nicely demonstrated. I also love the lack of music and nonsense dialog ... it was easy to watch and maintain concentration on the subject at hand.
Well done and consider me a new sub. Cheers!!
I like my power tools even more now.
Thanks for sharing!
thanks bro, like 👍👍👍👍👍
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , un banco de trabajo muy original , gracias por compartir , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España) 🤓😜
Great job using a metal vice to assist in the making of a wooden vice.
What a great idea
Sometimes I think the amount of work Sometimes doesn't justify the outcome. But making stuff is making stuff. Nice video.
Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!
Well done. Well worth waiting for the final product. Great design as well.
Good idea, always looking to improve the workshop. Keep up the great work as the goal is for us to continue to inspire others to build something awesome! 👍🏼
Nice work. I’ve been looking for more examples of combined steel and woodwork.
Nice job!
I loved woodworking. It used to save you a ton of money making your own stuff. But now with the prices of lumber it’s become completely just a hobby. Mostly using repurposed stock. A sheet of plywood went from 12 bucks to fukn 55!!!!
Shortage of wood 🪵 ?
Prices will go back down. In the meantime, the way to make it affordable to make your own things is to sell stuff, too. People have gotten tired of mass produced garbage that costs a fortune, falls apart, and has no character. Give them something beautiful, function, and rarely seen at a fair price, and you will be able to afford to support your hobby.
Thank you!
Superb presentation, thank you!
Жесткости маловато. И надо предусмотреть возможность утяжеления для устойчивости. А вообще прикольно.
Nice job.
When using multiple sizes of forstner bits it is best to use the largest first, so you don't lose the center for the next bit. Drilling all the way through as you did first means there is no place for the larger bit that makes the nut recess to be absolutely co-axial.
I always jump to the end first, to see if it is worth watching for 10+ minutes. Why not edit the video to show the end game first, how it will be used. It will also help the viewer understand why you need to glue up stock, etc, what aspect of the use requires stock that size. Just suggestions.
Seriously. The lack of description will make this hard to look up in a search, and it looks like a cool.. I don't know what you'd call this thing.
@@billwallace1177 It's a portable horse vise? Lmao It is interesting. I'm sure I could use it for something.
Its a workbench with a built-in vise and the pegs with caps are called bench dogs.
I liked your comment because you stated your ideas very well and politely,
however, I like to watch his videos and try to guess what he is building, and there's always the reveal at the end.
I was glad to see him apply stain and sealer to finish it off.
Very True. Suspense not necessary! Advice on point
Awesome work. You got yourself a new subscriber.
*Bravo.*
My eldest brother did work like this to make his own workbenches and furniture in general. 60yrs since he did it and it all works, moves etc with no problems.
When you know what you are doing huh
That is probably the most practical sawhorse I've ever seen. Definitely got my noggin going on some personal ideas. Thank you
Bro that is awesome 👍 thanks
Here is a tip. When you glue two boards together the tend to slip around as you clamp them. I noticed it happened to you here. If you sprinkle a little bit of table salt in the glue that will give enough grip to not slip. Not a lot just a pinch
Looks good 🐱
This workbench is awesome with the like that vise, nice work... Make sue the center pole doesn't bow out underneath it. Clap it up
😦Clamp it up.😂
Yep, the vise screw needs a 1"(2.24mm) board on the end that would travel in a channel, made of 1"(2.24mm) X 1"(2.24mm) stock, to keep it running parallel with the bench top as it moves in or out during adjustment..
I like it. Would be very handy. Maybe folding legs for more compact storage, but still a really good idea!
Dammit, Sir! You kept me guessing right up to the end! Bravo, that is a well designed work table. Your workshop tool list is growing!
I have a Black & Decker workmate portable that I bought off market place for $40.00.
Got myself a Workmate after seeing this video... No offense but life's too short to make a wobbly saw horse so I bought one... bit wobbly too but at least it comes with a guarantee... which I can't say about my own work.
Fantastic work of art!!!!
Highly skilled craftsmanship 👍👏
WOOW!! Muchas felicidades y saludos
Nice build, but why are you in such a hurry? You’re going to give yourself a heart attack.
Liked your T junction you made 👍🇬🇧
Cool idea but pretty light weight. May work better at a lower height(see saw bench) where you could place your knee on it.
That’s 10 minutes you’ll never get back. It’s a wooden Vice.
I’ve watched hundreds of woodworking videos and I still catch myself trying to blow off excess saw dust at the phone. 😂
Highly skilled, excellent workmanship.i can understand the quality of work because l am an experienced mechanical engineer from India, keep it up.
U are awesome man, love from india 🙏🏽
Super express 😺
Nice bench!
Amazing work, watching from Ontario, Canada 😎🇨🇦🙏
This is so cool and useful.
Nice. Nice clean work! Looks really practical. Saving this video to make one for myself!
Your best project so far!
You could have use screws and not glued them to make a portable workbench
Beautifull.
Nicely done.
Your titles crack me up 😂 they're similar to the ads that say "man knows a secret BANKS HATE HIM" 😂
Yes
Yes, 200 hours later and 7000 worth of tools, easy peasy
Really excellent work, dude! Brilliant idea! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great job, I like it a lot.
This guy got chipmunks in his shop
AWESOME!!!
Really nice. Impressive!
Really good to hear
Very smart!
So the pictured bearing is never shown or used. Or am I missing something?
This was my thought too. They vice/saw horse was awesome, why not do a picture of that instead?
It needs some bracing so it doesn't rack. Its just pine after all. But cool
Muito bom! 🇧🇷
Is it heavy enough to be stable while working on clamped workpieces?
Why would you need a stable workpiece when you have 690k views?
Must have shares in a PVA manufacturer
Wood is good.
Excelente labor
Really nice work! What drill press model is that?
Столярный верстак.
Кому не надо - не тратьте зря время на просмотр.
Very nice 👏 👏 👏
L'idée est excellente mais cet établi est-il suffisamment lourd pour être stable pendant la phase de rabotage ?
Well Done...... Take some steel angle iron and put it around the legs for stability and better center of gravity.
Brilliant
Great job bro....
Respect for Labor
thank you for hiding the welding with your hand, my eyes appreciate it!!
very few people does it
I'm just glad he actually welded properly, not stabbing at it the way so many on these kind of videos do.
Nice one ))
So you just made a black and decker workmate?
That's the ticket! Get down and make something practical.
You really are a clever chap!!👍✌️🙏
cool
Nice!,
Cool! How do I make the vise screw without a welder?
T pipe fitting
@@chrisvos2721 That would work. I could slide the T fitting over the screw and then drill through the fitting and the screw. Then I could press a dowel pin into them and secure them.
Nice
Video
🍃🍃🇮🇳🍃🍃
Used my entire annual allocation of glue on one item.
Awesome! The only thing I DIDN'T like about this video was the saw you used at the end.haha
if you have so professional tools, you don't need this one
Am I the only one who noticed the nut for the vise screw is on the wrong side? All of his clamping power depends on glue holding that nut in place. If he had reversed that jaw, the nut would be on the backside and unable to be pulled out.
Sorry to be a keyboard warrior but isn't that captured nut on the wrong side of that piece of wood? Surely it would break free with just that washer holding it in place...
What is the to used to round the corner? Thank you
Looks nice dude, but its only good for some machine workshop. In the end is clear, that for handtool woodworking it is too wobbly.
Proper workbench (I made moravian style for myself with handtools) is far better option.
And I would love to know, what are you doing in advance, not at the end of the video. Thanks.
Or... you could pick up a Workmate bench available at all hardware shops and save all that timber for something practical
Neat 👍
dope
From my personal experience I've found using an old cotton white tee shirt while wearing latex gloves to work the stain into the wood. I appreciate staining in the outdoors in full sun as it shows the puddling of the stain. Excellent project. Well done video.
Show people WHAT it is, show them HOW it's made, then get them to REPEAT what you've done. ILLUSTRATE, DEMONSTRATE, PARTICIPATE.