I truly love you Canadians! "You ok over derr??" ha ha. Such thoughtful neighbors.

@skynet7744

8 жыл бұрын

+mark4prez20 No doubt, In the US it would be "Shut the hell up or I'm going to call the cops"!

@eatmegoog369

8 жыл бұрын

+Skynet My neighbor bitches at me for working outside (live on acreage) because he moved for the quiet. I told him that quiet starts at 80 acres. Not all Canadians are cool.

@menezesbruno

8 жыл бұрын

+mark4prez20 Oh yeah! - Ok!

@chilldog1234567890

8 жыл бұрын

+mark4prez20 he's German, not so much Canadian.

@thebigmacd

8 жыл бұрын

+CCDF566556 My bet is on him being a Canadian citizen...

A long time ago, a "2x4" was 2" x 4", or about 51 x 102 mm. Later, they planed about 1/8" off each side, so they were 1 3/4 x 3 3/4. Then at some point around 1970, lumber yards decided that they didn't need to be that big, and made them just 1 1/2 x 3 1/2. (38x89 mm) But it's still called a 2x4.

@rollercoastermaniac2

5 жыл бұрын

Matthias Wandel I'm so confused

@1873Winchester

3 жыл бұрын

94x45 mm here in europe, at least Finland/Sweden that's whats a planed 2x4 mean. Sawn is 50x100mm. This difference in planed 2x4s sizes caused me some trouble when I built your box joint jig, it can't box joint a full euro 2x4, only a north american one. If I had known that I'd have made the box joint jig taller so I could box joint a whole 2x4

@marktwain2813

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing here in Malaysia.

Watching you for years. Now I was searching web for saw horses video. Going to make this one. Thank you Matthias!

I just built 4 of these. Free plans and excellent use of material.

This was the first thing I built when I started woodworking. Three years later this video still makes me smile. Thank you, Matthias. Hope your arm gets better soon.

"You OK over there?" Best part of the video. Thanks!

Even during a post pandemic era this still stands put as a really well built sawhorse and I love the roughness of the build to show that practicality sometimes outweighs the need for perfection. Thanks putting it out there Matthias.

I keep coming back from time to time to this video to see how easy it is to build strong sawhorses, especially after watching other peoples more complicated videos on how to build a sawhorse. you knocked this outta the park, Matthias. thanks

Mr Matthias, I'm currently making these horses and following your plans. Thank you for walking us through the process. Will post my results. One of the best videos for diy wood working out there!

Thanks Matthias! I just made a pair of saw horses using these designs. They're fantastic. Thanks for all the work you put into your videos.

My father was a carpenter, and for each of us 4 kids, he built a pair of sawhorses. He said everybody needs sawhorses. I cherish those.

@xl000

6 жыл бұрын

obviously a carpenter thinks everybody need sawhorses... that makes sense.

@YourMomsSideDude

6 жыл бұрын

I love this comment. Good Dad's are hard to come by.

@tamkim2828

6 жыл бұрын

I love this story. LOL... I am not a carpenter, but after seeing this comment, I want to build myself a sawhorse too even though not so sure what to use for yet but just for a piece of mind you know, to have what everybody seems to have feel safe!

The strength testing was amazing. Your sawhorse is very strong.

That was totally unplanned, though I moved that voice clip a bit. It was originally at the start of the next clip, before I climbed the ladder again.

loved the ending and nice neighbor you have

@RustyNickels

9 жыл бұрын

Lim Kaiser Well, he is from Canada.

@grindhard4312

4 жыл бұрын

Or he could just have nice neighbors...???

An instructor with great humor....! Great stuff... THANKS! Gordon

You made me smile by your ascent to drop the test items onto the saw horse. Your dedication to excellence brightens my rummaging through videos.

You’re the greatest woodworker ever, in my opinion. You’re a freaking genius man. Please keep doing what you do!

Thanks Matt, for sharing your highly developed skills.

Are you ok over there? That made me laugh. Nice sturdy design. I love it.

@usernamempk

7 жыл бұрын

dozer1642

@aroldfut

7 жыл бұрын

My wife was listening to the video and asked me, "Is that that guy with the strange sense of humor?" After seeing the drill powered scaffold she is worried I'll attempt one of his dangerous 'ideas'. LOL

Thank you so much for this video. I'm currently building some desks for a client and they want sawhorse style legs for it. I had an idea and was trying to figure out how to do it when I came across this video. You just saved me a lot of time and aggravation.

'You okay over there?' Haha love the testing at the end. Thanks for sharing!

This is a great, thorough diy video. I loved how you used limited tools. A lot of people just starting out normally don’t have all the tools needed for a lot of these videos. Keep ‘em coming!

(ex)Framing carpenter here, built your horses. Beautiful. No need for strengthening gussets like the fellow below suggests. Nice little project for those that need direction. Keep up the good work!

This is probably the best design for a saw horse I've seen on utube simple to make make, minimal materials, stackable and strong as you have shown. I'll probably use this design to make my sawhorses.

Hey Mr. Wandel, I've watched many of your videos if not all, and I gotta say, they help me cope with the fact I can't have a workshop. You're incredibly lucky to have such a big place, backyard included, to do your projects. Consider me envious.

I really like you methodology when it comes to building things. I like that you recycle used lumber. Love your hammering method, sounds like a mad woodpecker. Always looking forward to watching your next video Serge

I love your crazy way to test your projects

I found this video in a search for sawhorse plans. I just made 2 of these. The video and plan made the process as easy as could be. Thanks Macchias!

Oh hell yes! The strength test seals the deal. No arguing with your methodology. Nice touch dude!

I made these last night. Thanks for the idea, and for sharing your skills!

I like the Canadian ending.

Canadian neighbor at 5:12 checking to see if he's hurt. LOL. I know my neighbors here in the US would just ignore me.

@omightyyoda

8 жыл бұрын

And probably he later apologized for bothering Matthias on his well being lol

@SharkRangler

7 жыл бұрын

Then try to rob your house that night because they think you are in the hospital, lol.

@alanfalleur6550

7 жыл бұрын

Anthony Marzella That would be my neighbors in Texas.

@SharkRangler

7 жыл бұрын

Same here in SWFLA

@ryanperson6307

7 жыл бұрын

Personally id rather just be ignored but thats just me.

Thanks Matthias! This design works fantastic! Just built me a pair I can drag a ten foot 4X4 across it with no tip over!

You are a wonderful and important resource. I also really enjoy your sense of humor, but what I really enjoy is seeing you drive those nails in at a million miles per hour.

Amazingly strong and so straightforward to make,well that's how you make it look.

I have to say that video was perfect! You sped up when necessary, and stayed real time when you should have. If only half the posters on KZread had such consideration for their audience. Thanks for the GREAT video and information!

Best DIY video I've ever seen... Awesome saw horses and the speedy fastening(hammering nailing). Thanks for sharing your craftmanship. Greatly appreciate it and the strength test. LoL

Dude, you crack me up. Sawhorses are great. You are a true woodworker. Who would have thought to place a ladder atop two horses only to drop ....a "SAFE". I haven't LAUGHED that hard in a long time.

Great 🐴🐎 and great neighbor! 😄💕👍

thats a great way to test the strength

The data proved you right! I'll make these very soon! Thanks for sharing the plans on your website!

I looked at several designs on KZread and liked yours the best. I will be building several, plus modifying two to 6 feet lengths, 2x4 legs and 2x6 for the cross bars for some heavy garage doors I need to build. I am going to try doing it on my table saw because most of the cuts seem like they would be easier on it. Love some of your other plans too. Thanks.

This is the fist time i see you use nails for what they are meant for, not cutting them and using them as a something else! :)

I like your project and the way how you test the strength makes me laugh: >

best neighbour on earth, he needs an award!

Love the strength test at the end. Great aim!

"Are you okay over there?" lol That is a good neighbor.

@boldger13

10 жыл бұрын

I'm an American and I would help anyone in need if it would not put my family in any danger. I don't want to generalize, so as not to offend anyone, but there are good and bad people in every country.

@firstlegoleague8

10 жыл бұрын

***** Look at whos military helps other nations (nabors) givin it does sometimes require you to shoot them but as Max said there are diffrent kinds of people

@plavins1

10 жыл бұрын

My neighbors would probably rush in my yard, check that im dead and the rob me.

@boldger13

10 жыл бұрын

Wow. Those are some crappy neighbors. You should move. lol

@HexagonicDistortion

10 жыл бұрын

firstlegoleague8 HELP?? Wow! You are really brain washes m8!

Matthias, i wanted to thank you for this upload...i was going to purchase some harbor freight sawhorses but i had the materials and equipment to tackle this project so, i did...these came out great.

Matt, your videos are always informative and a lot of fun. Thanks for the laugh. I was dying when you were climbing up on the ladder and throwing things on the saw horse. Very funny

REALLY NICE TO SEE YOU WORKING LIKE THAT. YOU'RE NOT ONLY AN INDOOR GENIOUS BUT ALSO AN EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE OUTDOOR CARPENTER!!!! .

I've been looking to make a couple of saw horses and your way I think is the best. I like how you used your saw as a plane amazing.

I watched a video a year or two ago with a handtool version of this build. The gentleman who did it lifted up a mini loader with downward pressure from the bucket.

always loved your testing techniques.. much sophisticate.. so wow..

love your style. I'll keep watching. thanks for the build. off to make a pair of my own.

I really enjoyed the fast forward hammering shots. I was laughing my but off. Great horses, gonna make a set or ten. Thanks for sharing.

I like this Matthias, I wish I knew half as much as you do about this stuff just awesome you are super gifted at this stuff dude!

Those are soooo much easier to make than some of the others I've seen. I like!

You're SUCH a legend, Matthias!! SO funny watching the concrete and log smack-down :). Addicted to your videos...maybe one day I'll actually make something. :P Thanks for all the vids.

Awesome video, love the testing portion!!!

Lol. Takes me back. disposable sawhorses were the first thing I learned to build when I was stick framing.

Must be nice having neighbours who care about you.

@RawSauce338

7 жыл бұрын

"okay"

@jameswatson7778

6 жыл бұрын

Come on, that was an obvious set up, funny though!

@elguapo5857

5 жыл бұрын

Canada

The best part was when your neighbor expressed concern LOL, great video

Dude I loved your strength tests...and your neighbor's concern!!!

I like your approach to making these... Not perfect, it's just strong and does the job.

you nailed it maan! with ultra high speed!!

I need some saw hourses to make my saw horses! Seriously I remember seeing these on old construction sites as a kid and compared to the junk u buy at store, its strong as anything.

Best part was the speddy hammering. Nice to have a concerned neighbor. You know, just in case you fell and cracked your head. :) Nice work.

Very nice. Love the ending, that cracked me up!

Lol, are you ok there? Very caring neighbour. Anyway thanks for the thorough instructions thumbs up 👍 for you..and the performance

I built a couple of these for my dad last year, and he uses them all the time. They are quite strong as we use them to hold up oak and ash logs for use with the chainsaw mill.

Matthias, you are one special individual and your vids are refreshing to watch. Keep them coming. Oh, climbing up the latter on top of a bench with a heavy load? Stay safe.

The only woodworker so badass he can do it in loafers.

I was trying to figure out how to make a small ladder platform. God bless you!

Excellent videos and comedy gold at the end...good man Wendel!

Finally I'm getting down to making Matthias' sawhorses!

love you videos man, and i like the way you alwasy test the strength of you build by jumping on it or throwing stuff... using a jack and a weighing scale to test yor joints was pretty cool too...

I don't think my sawhorse would take a safe from that height. Nice build, I always learn something from your videos. Thank You

awsome video! i like the demolition attempt at the end . its like demolitionranchwoodnerd ! keep up the good work!

Just in time! My old sawhorses are starting to die. They look strong enough for anything I do. Thanks, John

Hi Matthias, great video I like you in your video mostly work outside and I had to chuckle I came here to find ideas for a simple work table using saw horses only to find I need a simple worktable and saw horses to make it tickled me...x

Dude, that was sorta dangerous throwing something off of a ladder that high on sketchy scaffolding. glad you did not loose footing here. entertaining, educational as always. i might try this build today.

Thanks for another great video, I have some of those sheet metal clamps you can use for sawhorses but they are not very strong.

wow, was well made and impressive stress test to finish. that was impressive

That strength demonstration, you need to do more stuff like that in your new videos. Three thumbs up.

You forgot to drop a cartoon anvil on it. :)

@Puffalo5

6 жыл бұрын

Or a grand piano.

Man, you are one crazeee dude. I love it!

"Are you ok over there? Okeeeeey!" Love it!

@keyboardjedi

9 жыл бұрын

I'd hazard a guess that's not the first time he's asked.

Good stuff... was seriously about to go buy some when i seen this video...i ahve the wood just laying around taking up space . you save me some money thanks!!!

Great Video. Interesting to note the Black and Decker Workhorse platform beside the stacked sawhorses. It was a fabulous Canadian product, unfortunately no longer being made. I cherish my set.

Cool video, gonna have to use your design for making some of these.

Dude you are the best, that cut at 0:50, i could never do that.

made these last weekend, thanks for sharing

Убедительные испытания! ))) Хорошие изделия!

Good to know that your nice neighbors are looking after you.

Muy bueno su proyecto.Nos gustó mucho y trataremos de imitarlos.Un saludo desde Rio Negro-Patagonia Argentina...!!!

@morenoven

8 жыл бұрын

TALLER DE CIENCIAS Y RECICLAJES PARA JÓVENES Saludos desde la Tierra del Orangután. Felicidades y ojalá puedan compartir algunas de sus actividades que llevan a cabo en su taller.

Awesome as ever! Greetings from Brazil.

Nice, fast and sturdy, thanks Mathias!!!

I was lost from the first cut!! Thank God for carpenters!!!

The log was superfluous. BTW awesome will build some.

Matthias' Neighbor: You okay over here? Matthias: Oh Ya Matthias' Neighbor: OK I laughed so hard xD

@Regolith

8 жыл бұрын

+Jeremy974 What do you expect? they're canadian lol

@Jeremy974

8 жыл бұрын

StegoSigma At least in Canada neighbors are in solidarity between each others.

@Regolith

8 жыл бұрын

Jeremy974 Exactly! :P

@69adrummer

8 жыл бұрын

+Jeremy974 American neighor: Yeah, why don't you mind your f'n business! :( (my country is so sad right now)