Roubo workbench part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Roubo split top workbench build, check it out.
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Well done ...
it's more than a workbench it's a work of love.
That's like a museum piece. A work of art.
😊Thank you for watching and for your nice comment 👍
I am glad to have found this channel, very pleasant work.
What can you say other than the guy is a true artist of a carpenter
Thank you Stuart, appreciate your comment 🤝
very nice, nice, nice
Thank you 🌹
Craftsmanship at its finest
Thank you for your nice comment 🤝
Buena lección maestro saludos de Perú
too pretty to work on!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice workbench! Deserves much nicer vises!
Magnificent! A thing of beauty!
That's a beautiful piece you remind me of my cabinet maker teacher in the Caribbean who was an excellent worker and a wonderful gentleman and a great teacher
Thank you for your lovely comment, I am happy that you have enjoyed this video, I am preparing for another one these days and soon will be published, hope you will enjoy it too. 🌹
amazing work!
It's unbelievable .... super amazing ... you are a genius person....
Raniah Abu-Taqah 😊 Thank you 🙏
Admiration, very good work!!! Very good selection of music.
Thank you for your nice comment buddy, appreciate it 🤝
Good job ! Nice !
I was really disappointed you didn't draw board your legs in then I saw you didn't use glue, it was beautiful, it brought tears too my eyes. Good job, educational and entertaining thank you. I'm looking forward to more videos.
Kristopher Marsh Really thank you, unfortunately
I built this bench without using any plans or drawings! Only my measuring tape.
I should think of that in future for sure.
I love to join wood with wood naturally without glue or screws but this is not always easy.
I have built a tool cabinet without using any glue if you wish to watch on my channel.
Cheers
Beautiful job! Thank you for sharing. Subscribed
Very good job👏👏👏
Thank you 🤝
Truly a work of art. Hard work that’s a blessing.
Wow. Marvelous.
Thank you 😊
Beautiful !!!
Thank you 🤝
A truly impressive job - I am in the process of getting my tools and supplies together to build a Split Top Roubo myself - I got a lot of new ideas from you - Thank you so much! (Subscribed!)
Thank you friend, I am happy to know that this video was helpful and inspiring to you! Good luck with your workbench build and thank you again for joining my channel 🤝
Una verdadera excelencia de trabajo mxas felicidades!!!!
gracias señor por mirar y su lindo comentario
That is beautiful, great work, thank you
Thank you for watching and the nice comment 👍
عمل رائع , احترافية عالية جدا , بالتوفيق
Mohammad Daoud شكرا جزيلا
Uma Obra Prima...Parabéns...
Obrigado por seu comentário agradável
O procedimento desse camarada é muito bom.
Eu seria igual a ele se fosse mais novo.
Parabéns.
Saúde e Paz amigo.
obrigado camarada, desejo-lhe o melhor, longa vida e vida saudável, respeito pelo seu adorável comentário 🤝
The viewing was sublime.
Thank you, I am happy to hear that 😊👍
... fantastico.
grazie
Except for the leg vise and planing stop being on the wrong end, it is perfect! (I am a lefty)
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A Beautiful piece of Art! I dream of building my own, but wood is so expensive here that I guess it will have to be just that.
Good luck with your build, I heard that wood prices started to go down after the pandemic, hope it will reach the level that you can afford it🤝
parabéns, lindo trabalho, uma verdadeira jóia, Pedro paulista (Brasil)
obrigado senhor, aprecio seu tempo e comentário 🤝
Fabulous!
Thank you
BRAVOOOOOOOOOOO espectacular
Thank you for your nice comment 🤝
That has to be the most beautifully crafted, finest made benches I've ever seen done on TH-cam. What was the finished you used?
Thank you sir 🙏the finish was a mix of oils, nothing special, use varnish for best protection or danish oil.
UMA OBRA DE ARTE.
obrigada 🤝
You are looking for perfection.... Keep going forward to get that... Super amazing 👍🏻
Zaid Al Fauor Thank you 😊
I hope so 👍
Amazing 👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you 🤝
You are a master craftsman not just a woodcrafter! Fantastic work! Just surprised to see Gorilla glue used and not Titebond. Would you mind sharing what you used to finish it with and the ratio of each. I couldn't see all of it in the video. As my husband and I discussed, this looks like a piece of top of the line furniture. I would love to see you build furniture too! Also when cutting a tenon why do you stop short, knock the excess off and then chisel out the corner edge? Anyway, great job.
Thank you Karen, my pleasure reading your comment!
I am using Gorilla glue for almost all my projects in the past 3 years and have no issues so far, if I did I will share that on my channel.
The finish I used was a mix of Tung oil finish + Mineral spirit and pine resin, the ratios are 1/3 for each approximate, and that is not super critical ratio, we are not making medicine here 🙂, and pine resin is hard to find so ignore it, I have posted another mini workbench and I used pure tung oil 60% mixed with polyurethane 20% and a little pine resin, that mixture gave a matte finish and good protection, The Dwarfed Behemoth Roubo Bench with Arms (The making of the body).
th-cam.com/video/cgNh3cjGbAk/w-d-xo.html
Don’t be boggled by the finish ratio you can always mix little quantities and try it on a scrape piece to see if it works as you like or require modifications.
About that chiseling technique, I was using the mortising bit without the drill bit installed when I was cleaning the edges, you can call that experimenting, as I found that the drill bit is deflecting when pressing it near the edges leaving round shapes on the edge which doesn’t seem very straight to me, but that’s me.
I am planning to start working on furniture projects soon.
Masha Allah
Perfeição no trabalho, parabéns
obrigado senhor
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Seu trabalho e cuidado com a madeira, é uma inspiração para qualquer amante da marcenaria.
Eu aqui no Brasil, desejo muito um dia chegar a esse nível de primazia. É uma forma de deixar nossa identidade para a posteridade. Mais uma vez, parabéns. Continue compartilhando sua arte com o mundo.
@@maluartesania5509 Obrigado de coração por seu comentário inspirador, é um prazer compartilhar algo que pode ser útil para outras pessoas! obrigado por assistir.
Hi, that is a beautiful build. I am curious about why you are using the hollow core mortiser without the internal drill bit? You seemed to be drilling out the waste and then chiseling the mortise to size as two steps while it appears the mortiser should be doing that as a single step?
Thank you, yes that is right the mortising drill bit should be used with both the drill bit and it’s square chisel, the issue is when the mortise is bigger than the bit size it will leave part of the bit hanging in the air causing it to drift as there is no enough wood to support it while drilling, so I removed much of the material with the drill bit alone and then cleaned the edges with the square chisel alone to make sure everything is square! I am trying different techniques from time to time! What I learned from this one was, it cuts accurate but it is very slow as you have to remove little material with each pass, and as there is no bit rotating to remove the waste then you have to clean the square chisel from time to time to avoid clogging it! That wasn’t filmed to make the video less boring! Hope you will find this helpful.
روعة❤
Entiendo que es una herramienta mas de trabajo, pero...da pena usarlo!
En realidad, es una herramienta principal para los carpinteros, no se puede trabajar en madera fina sin un buen banco de trabajo, hace que su trabajo sea más cómodo y preciso, también alegre.
GREAT VIDEO, WHERE DID YOU BUY THAT TOOL YOU MADE TE DOWEL WITH
Thank you, it is called the Veritas dowel maker, just google the name and you should find it, good luck.
Increíble tu trabajo, que mezclas de aceite y cantidad usas para proteger la madera?
Qual madeira foi usada? Excepcional trabalho. Parabéns!
obrigado, a madeira que usei para a bancada é faia alemã e cerejeira para o torno.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 obrigado pela resposta
Working around machinery of any kind while wearing gloves is just plain stupid.
Brand new armor can comfort women and children.
Scar is the feat of a warrior.
I thoroughly enjoyed the making of this workbench. Sublime craftsmanship. This bench will last a lifetime. Congratulations.
Thank you, I had the same joy reading your nice comment and glad it was a joyful watching for you, and you are right! Workbenchs are made to serve for a long time.
Very good job! Workbench looks great! But please don't ever use gloves when working with rotating machines. It's very dangerous!
Thank you 🤝
Nice work, irritating music... Was fitting for him cutting off his finger at 8:30! hahaha, naja, 'very' serious!
Thank you for your comment, first comment about the music! Should consider this for sure.. @8:30 this part was 1000X actual speed :)
Que hermoso trabajo maestro.
Gracias por compartir.
Saludos desde la ciudad de Iquique Chile
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l will not use as workbench cause it's so nice. l want to keep in my living room or sitting room.
😄 Thank you for watching, and your nice comment 👍
When it comes to "gluing" wood today; there is NO need to use copious amounts of glue. Yes, in olden days when they used mostly animal glue, the glue would dry out over time. But not today. You would be amazed how glue holds today, using only a small amount. Try it and put in a vise and use a hammer to break the pieces apart. The seam holds like bolted together; yet the wood is opened up all over the grains, but not at that seam. Oh indeed. Try it.
Thanks 👍
Great video! Can you put a link for the tool you use to make dowel?
Thank you
Here is a link for the one I used in this video
www.fine-tools.com/duebelherstellung.html
And here is a link for the ones I made
th-cam.com/video/2LAkQEIwP1A/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful work - and no fancy tools. for such an amazing work i am amazed you didn't chose the fancier vices. What kind of wood did you use? Ma-ak Salama
Thank you 🤝
The main wood used to construct this workbench is beechwood, the dead man and the front of the leg vise are made of cherry wood.
In this video I will complete the workbench build, the final video will be about the workbench functionality and uses.
Hi, did you use not glue for the leg assemblies?
Hello,
That is right, I didn’t use glue on the legs.
That is worthy of being a piece of furniture in a home, just beautiful.
Excellent! Can you tell me the components of de coat that you use? I can see oil and thinner, but can't see the first one.
Thanks.
Thank you, the thick amber colored one I poured at first is the (crude turpentine) discharged by various species of pine tree, you don’t especially need to use that ingredient, any polyurethane pain will do the trick. Good luck
This is a piece of furniture, never to be touched. Especially kids may not come near it. Ever! 🤓😀
Amazing job! 😎👍
Thank you Stefan for your cool comment :)
FRANKLY YOU HAVE DONE A VERY GOOD JOB BROTHER
Thank you bro 🤝,
👍👍👍👍
Quiero uno cuanto cuesta?
Me encantaría hacerte uno, pero lamentablemente eso no es posible, ¡no vivo cerca de ti! gracias por ver señor
@@TheWoodCrafter1 que tipo de madera es?
@@ricardohernandezgonzalez879 principalmente madera de haya alemana y el frente del tornillo de banco está hecho de madera de cerezo y haya
طاولة ورشة احترافية تمتلك الكثير من الجمال بأناملك الرائعة التي جعلتها تصبح بهذ الجمال من وجهة نظري كنجار تعلمت واظفت لسجلي الكثير من اللمسات التي انت وضعتها على هذ الطاولة شكراً لك أنا سعيد بأنجازك
تحياتي لك صديقي سعيد بأنك وجدت فائدة في هذا العمل وشكرا لك على تعليقك اللطيف
ماشاء الله
انت مستحيل تكون هاوي
اول مرة اشوف نجار عربي بمهارة الخواجات
انت لو تفتح اكاديمية للتدريب وتكون بالدورلار اعتقد ما تلحق على الطلبات
حبيب تسلم
كل الاحترام لك 🌹
Buenas tardes desde Argentina lo saludo!!!! Exelente trabajo muy profecional y muy detallista, mis felicitaciones.Que tenga un agradable dia.--
Absolutely superb build, great attention to detail and finishing quality. A bench for a lifetime of creativity.
Epic - Great job, it looks great, and was fun to watch you build it!! :)
Thank you 🤝
Too nice for working ;-) Don't touch it, only looking. Great work. Have fun with with amazing workbench
😊🤝Thank you sir
That bench is almost too nice to use.
I did use it already, but with caution 🙂, thx for watching.
Fantastic Very good Brasil 🇧🇷🇺🇸
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Wonderful job congratulations, I wanted to ask if you had the bench project thanks
Thank you, unfortunately I didn't make plans for this workbench I am sorry 🤝
It doesn't matter..because I'm doing it exactly like yours a fantastic table
Excelente podría pasar las medidas
تجاوزت حدود الابداع
تحياتي لك صديقي
هذا من لطفك 🌹
Excelente trabajo, que mezcla de aceites usas para proteger la madera?
puedes mezclar poliuretano con aceite de tung o aceite de linaza, ese aceite espeso que he usado al principio es difícil de encontrar, así que olvídalo, se llama aceite de pino y no hará una gran diferencia. buena suerte
Excellent piece of work, I’d be afraid to use it in case I scratched it! I see we both shop at Axminster too, they have some lovely stuff. Regards , Mike from Cornwall, UK.
Sometimes I think the same too about scratches :). Yes Axminster is a great store with lots of great tools.
One of the best workbenches I've seen. The parts I like are what you don't use so expensive vises like others. I can buy the vises from Amazon. Just about the leg vise, where did you buy the bushing and the steel rod? Or they come with the vise?
Thank you 🤝, the steel rod didn’t come with the vise actually! I bought it from steel supply store and made the bushings on a local lathe shop from hard teflon like material.
Hope this will help you!
Just mind that the steel rod must be aligned perfectly to function properly.
Good luck though
In love
Beautiful build! What specie wood is that? French white oak?
No that was beechwood and cherry for the deadman and the leg vise face.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 ah, yes; just noticed you wrote that in Part 1 of the build - thank you.
Very enjoyable videos! Your craftsmanship in both woodworking and in videography is top drawer. I understand the need for a small bench if you have to work in a small shop. My current bench is only 5 feet in length (~150 cm) and 2 feet wide ((~60 cm), and it is quite large enough for big projects. When I move into a larger shop next year, I may build a longer Roubo, but who knows? I really like your deadman design, btw.
Thank you James, that was my 2nd bench and still thinking If one day I will have a bigger workshop I will make longer one, would love to see your new one when you finish it! If you have a LumberJock account maybe.
What dowel maker is that? I must have one.
its the dowel max, made in Canada, you can have different dowel sizes using the same jig, but you need to buy the additional drill bit inserts. good luck
@@TheWoodCrafter1 The dowel jig is a dowel max. First saw it here and now I want one! I believe he uses a Veritas Tapered Tenon Cutter (looks like 3/8") to form the dowels with a hand drill and a socket to rotate the square blank through the cutter. You can get the cutters in various sizes from Lee Valley Tools for about $50 each. I'm in the process of building a Roubo bench and watched this video series. Fantastic tips and information to help my build. Great work. Thank you for posting it!
@@fredwds5178 All what you have said is true, thank you for your nice comment and tips 🤝
Sometimes TH-cam suggests quality channels. This is one of them. Superb craftsmanship, superb camerawork, superb editing. Subscribed.
Thank you sir and most welcome 🤝
Nice job! Did you use honey for the finish? LOL But for real, what was that? ... , tung oil and thinner. I'd like to know.
🙂 looks like honey! But it is tung oil mixed with Mineral spirits and minwax finish. Thank you for watching 👍
Sssssuper!!!!!!!.
🙂🤝
This guy not playing.. this is not a fanatic table you’re professional wood working man,, nice table,
I really appreciate your nice comment! Thank you sir 🤝
What a piece of art! Truly enjoying these videos.
Thanks man, appreciate it 🤝
What was the dowel maker?
It is the veritas dowel cutter 1/2 inch
Congratulations!
You have made a masterpiece and the video is wonderful.
I've never seen such a perfection.
There is only one thing we miss: the sizes of the full workbench and the dimensions of each component.
At least length, height, depth and mainly the thickness of the top table (maybe 15 cm.?).
Thanks again for you very good job.
Mimmo
Really appreciate your comment, thank you for your kindness.
The top thickness is 9 CM, workbench length is 160 CM, width is 58 CM, height is 85 CM, hope this will help. Had to make it small size as my workshop is 6 by 5 meters.
Thank you again for watching 👍
Non
Amazing craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing. I have hard maple drying now to attempt my own bench. I am very inspired by your work.
Thank you, your maple workbench will look gorgeous no doubts, would love to build another one using Hard maple, that should serve you a life time for sure, good luck with your build my friend. 👍
It’s a beautiful study table. Why spoil it as a workbench? Excellent job!
🙂 It is a life time tool and the most used one, better looking better inspiration I think 🤔
Thank you for your nice comment 🤝
Very very nice Roubo bench build like yourself one day a must build. Can tell from your build technique you have been planning this for sometime. Definitely a keeper ,,
RM Major Thank you for your kind comment, really appreciate it.
This was on my to do list for the past 12 years 😊
Great job. Thank you for sharing.
Very well done. The bench looks great.
Thank you 👍
Muito lindo trabalho, gostaria de saber qual a madeira foi utilizada
Obrigado, principalmente madeira de faia pelas pernas e tampo da bancada, o torno e o suporte da braçadeira deslizante dianteira eram feitos de cerejeira
Wow! This is the very BEST Roubo workbench build in the history of "Roubo workbench builds". BRILLIANT!
Keep 'er lit Bro!
Thank you Bro for your nice and encouraging comment, really appreciate it
O cara é ótimo muito caprichoso parabéns
ciao ottimo lavoro, cosa hai usato come protettivo per il banco??
Grazie, ho usato un mix di olio di tung e olio di trementina antico, è difficile da trovare, quindi è meglio usare olio di tung o qualsiasi vernice trasparente poliuretanica, questo non farà una grande differenza.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 ottimo grazie mille