Building the ULTIMATE workbench - Outfeed Assembly Table - Start to Finish!
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- Building the ULTIMATE workbench - Outfeed Assembly Table - Start to Finish!
The next step for my garage shop was a nice outfeed assembly table for my sable saw so In this video I build The ultimate Table saw outfeed assembly table for my small garage shop. It can easily be scaled up or down and is all in all pretty simple and easy to build! Hope you enjoy the video and let me if you have any questions or id love to know what you think in the comments below!
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Out of all the "ultimate" workbench videos I've watched, this one is the most realistic. Very good job man. Thank you for the ideas.
This is a pretty solid little workbench. While once you figure out how it comes together, it is physically Easy to assemble th-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh by yourself. But the diagrams explaining the steps are really pretty bad. I could not get the handle pins in all the way despite multiple attempts, so I just used a screw I had on hand for the 2nd handle. I could not get the first pin in further or pull it back out. You are supposed to hammer it in, but I had no leverage and the handle is plastic and I did not want to risk breaking it. I will get a lot of use out of the bench because of the convenient size and height. It does fold up nicely for storage. They even explain how to fold it so you don't get pinched...that is important!
First time watching your channel, and I'll give credit where its due. I've searched a lot of Google images and many TH-cam videos and this is one of the cleanest tables I've seen. Great job, you should definitely be proud of this.
Thanks a lot! Really appreciate that comment. 🙏
Been looking for ideas the last 3 months. I’m hooked sir, very clean and exactly what I’m looking for. Starting this next weekend! Outstanding job brother!
Thank you, I'm a city boy, now living in Oklahoma. Had made a workbench but had no idea on how to make the drawers, specially after the caucus was made. You gave me good ideas on how to do them without taking the bench apart for twelve time. So, thanks again.
I've been wanting to paint all my shop shelves and cabinets forever. This video is motivating me again. It just looks so good.
Nothing like a fresh coat of paint! Really does make a huge difference. Glad it motivated you! Get er done this weekend!! :)
Looks awesome! Only changes I would make would be to integrate the table saw into one end and I probably would have added drawer slides but looks great!
I really like the simplicity of this table for what it is. A work bench/assembly table. Looks like I’ll be building something similar to this soon! Thanks for the ideas!
Glad you like it and glad you picked up se ideas. Thanks!
remarkably simple! Things don't have to be complicated to serve the function you need them to.
Very true!! I love simplicity
Awesome video had been wanting to build an off feed table for a while. Your design seems very practical and not to complicated. Very descriptive and informative thank you for posting.
Good stuff dude. Been liking your content since your original truck bed camper video. Made one myself based on yours. I was overthinking the build and yours made it so simple and easy. For taking out and storing too
Thanks a lot man! Glad to hear you've been liking it and could build one for yourself!
I like this design and as I’ve been looking for something just like this, I’ll be building one very similar. Thanks 😊
Looks great! Solid, simple design with minimal hardware. I like it.
Glad to hear that! Thanks!
Love the open pull out drawer. Great build!
Thank you!
Another GREAT video! Every video I watch of yours I want to build. They're great.
I love that you used 2x4 cut offs to trim the bench. I'm a cheapskate so I really like getting a chance to use my garbage, and it's just a cool unpretentious way to finish such a nice piece. Good job.
Really liked this video and it’s exactly what I was looking for a simple good looking table build.
I like the color !! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤩
I love that pull out shelf. Great idea.
Glad to hear that! Thanks
Love how simple you make projects😁
Glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment!
This is fantastic work! It's so well thought out and functional. Saving as a favorite 🤩
So glad you like it! Thank you! 😊
Clean and modern.
Thank you!
Really nice work!!! Love the workbench, the choice of colour, the handles, everything. beautiful !!
Thanks a lot!
This is more my style. Thanks for the ideas
Finally building my dream woodshop. Was looking for ideas for an assembly table. You just gave a big boost. Ill do some changes, but it may look similar to your design.Thanks.
Glad to hear that! Thanks for your comment!
I like that you made a space for your packout. That would save me some floor space.
Love this!
Simple and elegant design. I love it.
Regards
James
One Handed Maker Australia
Well done!
Great job 👏🏼
Great job!!
Good job looks good
Nice looking workbench... I really liked the pull out tray/drawer with the pencils, glue bottle, etc.
Thanks Mike! I thought designing it for a pull out would be beneficial in case things get tucked in to the back it's convenient to just slide it out rather than fish around for something
Nice! Only thing I would change is oil finish. Water based when scratched has to be sanded to wood and redone, oil is just rough and coat. Great job.
Thanks a lot! And very good point. I'd have to agree oil based it a ton easier to touch up and spot fix.
I was doubting the design while watching but decided you had a great idea by the time you were done. Drawers without slides mean you can pull them out and take them somewhere temporarily, a decided advantage for tool storage. The only thing I’d add is a finger cutout or a little handle/ledge on the drawer back to make it easy to grab. Nice outfeed/storage solution!
Great video I am in the process of building my 1st workbench. Love your attention to detail.
Awesome hope you build is going well!
Love your practical, old school approach, I’m going to use much of your idea as my new PCS outfeed table. You have my vote to grow the channel, great job, thank you
Appreciate that comment! Thank you!
Great! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Awesome bench! Got some ideas from you thanks
Excellent build mate, looks good. Simple but effective.
Cheers from London 👍🏴🇬🇧
i just came across your channel and love it.. You are very talented and your videos are very informative. Thank you and good luck going forward.
Great, one more woodworking channel to follow. Keep them coming Brady!
Thrilled your following along! Thanks for the comment!
Awesome job, basic simple easy. I really enjoyed the video and look forward to seeing more of your projects
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it and are following along! 👍
This is awesome!!!!!
Thanks Gregory!
Nice job! Thanks!
Thank you!
Great looking table! I like that you took the time to make it look nice. I especially liked your laser engraved logo on the top. 👍👍
Thanks Patrick!
Its great and beautifull! Congrats!!!
Thank you!
Dude I like the video and the table and the laser engraver! Great work.
Really dig the detail on your drawer handles. Good use of a laser machine.
Thanks a lot Bruno!
This build is killer! And you do such an amazing job with the detail/overview! It’s evident you put a ton of work into the videos keep it up man!
Thanks a lot! Oh yes I spend hours upon hours on these videos. Slowly getting quicker but I'm glad they are starting to get some notice. I've almost completely stopped the channel a couple times just cause how much work it is.
Well done, I dig the french cleat system too. Pumped to see this channel take off
Thank you! The French cleat wall has been great, so universal you literally can customize your storage anyway you like with it. Hoping to grow the channel a lot man. Glad your along for the ride!
Excellent!
Thank you!
Looks awesome mate, well done, definitely given me some ideas for when I build mine 👍 well done again
Thanks Zac!
Nicely done.
Thanks!
Nice job, I'm sure your gonna be pleased
Thanks a lot Charles, I'm definitely liking it so far. Nice upgrade to what I was using
Great video love the workbench design
Glad to hear that. Thanks so much!
Very cool design. Great work
Thank you!
That is a very simple design but very functional at the same time... Im currently building a welding table so i got some ideas from this table great vid
Glad to hear that. Thanks!
I like the idea of the friction fit drawers and shelf only thing I would do would put a removable strap so I wouldn’t pull them out too far I’m constantly doing that when I’m flustered are in a rush
Nice!! Really nice!!
Thanks!!
Looks nice
Thank you!
Very nice work bench.
Looks great!! Color choice is on point! 😊
Thanks!
Looks great! First watch of your channel, it's a slick/simple workbench, with a lot of great features. Well done.
Thanks a lot!
Awesome job!
Thank you!
Nice job. Very usable
Thanks a lot Brandon! I'm very happy with it!
I like those overall dimensions and I'll be doing my custom drawers/cutouts. Good job and vid. subed
Nice job Brady.
Thank you!
Great work. Turned out amazing brother
Thanks a lot David. I appreciate that!
Really nice looking workbench! Love the design and the Ambrosia maple pulls! Best of luck with the channel!
Thanks a lot Mike! Much appreciated
pretty sick bench man ! I like the color lol
Thanks a lot man! Can't beat a nice charcoal Grey!
I am looking at making myself an outfeed table but instead of a pullout shelf on top, I am going to build a downdraft table that slides into that area when not in use. I am trying to fit as much as I can into a single car garage. I am going to use fake drawer fronts to make the downdraft table look nice when it is put away. I will also make the downdraft table in such a manner that I can use the T-track on the outfeed table to hold it down when I am using it to sand. I will use the 4" dust control ducting going to my table saw to plug into the downdraft table to control dust when I am using it.
Great build
Thanks!
Awesome!
Thanks!
First time seeing your channel….this is a really good base cabinet….old school drawer slides….I like that. The top is sweet.
Thank you Anthony! Glad you liked it
The router grove for pencils on that pull out drawer 🔥
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Hals Wood Shop. Custom Workbench should be on any Woodworker list. Nice features. nice shop.
Appreciate that! Thank you
Very nice build.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! The pegboard would be a good place to store kids (Fisher Price) tools. It's never too early for your kids to want to "work" with you in the shop and learning how to be safe.
Very true! He loves working out there with me.
@@BradyHommel very nice, keep encouraging that! My youngest caught the bug and developed his own creative outlets and now he contributes his stuff on my channel. He's a little older. 😀
very nice setup..good job on the video!
Thank you Patrick!
Very nice!
Thanks Tom!
I Love It!!
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
Nice work
Thank you!
Nice work mate!
Thank you sir!
Its was a great video great build. Perfect level of effort. Not over the top but came out great .
Thank you!
Great build and great video.
Thank you!
That bench is highly sexy. The gray was a perfect choice, and I love the drawer pulls.
Just finished watching your video and just have one thing for you to improve your drawer traveling on wood. I read and have used for years, plastic corner "savers" that are use for sheet rock. Wooden drawers slide nicely within the track. And they are cheap and functional. Enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing
That's a great tip. Never would have thought of that. Thank you for sharing!
And you picked nice colour
First time watching. Good video
Thanks a lot. Appreciate that!
Excellent job sir. First time watching you channel. Great table and great job explaining the build . I'm now a subscriber 👍🏼
Glad to hear that! happy to hear you liked the video!
Wow!
Thanks Bob!
I've done the exact same thing with the plywood and liftgate. Get under it, push up the plywood to open the gate, then use brute strength to slowly lower the plywood down. That's at least 2 of us, so it must be a sound technique for unloading plywood from the bed of a pickup. lol
Came across your video last night and I’m impressed with your build. Do you have a time frame when you might have plans? I see others asking the same question. I’d love to build it as well. Let me know when plans are available. Thank you 😊
First time watching and really enjoyed the functionality and simplicity of this design. You should offer plans, I would buy the plans, cut list, ect for this since I’m looking to do something similar.
Very nice video bro! Good work
Thanks a lot Joe! Great to hear
Very good video, I love the pencil sharpener . And boy, you really work fast.
Thanks a lot Ted!
I might be seeing it wrong, but I THINK when you routed out your T track grooves you were butting the flat side of the router plate against your straight edge. I learned recently that it's always better to butt the rounded side against your straight edge, because if you twist the router slightly while using it, it won't cause imperfections in your straight groove (since the radius from the rounded router plate to the bit is always the same no matter where you are on the rounded side.) But if you're using the flat side and make a tiny movement that bumps the flat part away even for a second, you've introduced an imperfection in your groove.
Was a real a-ha! moment when I learned that. (Also, I might have just been seeing it wrong in the video)
Haha you were indeed seeing it right and that is a great point! Luckily I had it tight against the straight edge but now that you have said that I have had problems before with rotating it. I wonder what the flat part is for? It's only on my plunge base. Hmmm. Thanks for sharing
@@BradyHommel I've messed up a few grooves just from the router not sliding smoothly across the surface. This is the video I saw that tip on: th-cam.com/video/X8Cv6wyaSiA/w-d-xo.html
@@bobziroll Thank you!!
Wow, 1st I've heard of this but makes sense to use the rounded edge. Always used the flat edge & have experienced the little modulation that is so frustrating. Thanks for sharing.
great video, that outfeed table looks great, do you have a link for the plans?
New to your channel, great content. Good info and enjoyed watching.
Awesome, thank you! glad you enjoyed it Richard!
Table looks great, what I want to know is hot flat is it for assembly purposes