just completed my new workbench and my wife said the top was to nice to get glue paint,ect. on it. So I came across you site and WOW.....GREAT IDEA for saving my bench top..Thanks Eric

please don't quit KZread i love wood working peeps!

One of the better ones I've seen

Shop projects are the best!

I'm just getting back into woodworking. Was an Electronics Technician for over 30 years. I started at 17. So it's good seeing a younger person sharing their knowledge. This is the second video of yours I've seen. Keep it up.

very nice design...who knew you can cut a roll of paper like that? i guess cut offs can be used too, maybe to mask things off...or note paper !!! stay well Eric.

That is a great idea , think I will make one myself.

Great project. I actually really like shop projects. Thanks.

I like the idea of not having to run around for a cover for the bench top. Very practical and right on the bench. Love it.

i have been a subscriber for ages

I like the end of bench mounting. One observation - with that threaded rod sticking out past the edge of the bench, you will get some bruises on your hip and likely ripped pants. I agree with one of the commenters below - a dowel might work better.

Great project.

Nice job. One thing I'd recommend is a dowel instead of threaded rod. Only for cost. I'm tight on space so I'll be building a fold up bench but will incorporate something like this for sure.

great project

Great project Eric! Thanks for what you do and for sharing it with usl.

Thanks Eric. Quick and easy. Great explanation.

Excellent video. I always enjoy the shop projects.

Another great video! keep up the great work!

Nice job 👍

Nice!!! great idea! 👍

Since there is hardly any axial forces on the threaded rod (not much front to back wiggle), you could maybe replace the nut &washer on the back side with a T nut. That should make installing a new roll a little easier as you do not have to fiddle both between the wall and the paper roll holder. Just tightening the front nut should be sufficient to keep the rod from unscrewing itself.

Keep up the videos I love them

+1 on doing shop projects, I like them!

I love your videos. You should start making three a week. Keep up the good work I'm your biggest fan

Keep the shop projects coming! :-)

I was just wondering y you used the threaded rod and not a dowel all so you're video's are inspiring

I seen your channel of u building bike jumps and o was like I'm gonna subscribe to this dude

Nice build Eric.looks great on your mitre saw station! Looking forward to seeing more vids. What are you doing with your summer?

Eric I love the vids, and since fidget spinners are the big thing right now you should build a homemade wooden one!

Hi Eric, I just want to give you few tips regarding your video about charging station and you mention on that video that it took 4 hours to make upper part of the charging stand and if you use larger bit it will be faster ( that might speedup the process a bit but not very much) your electronic might be slow ( stepper motors drivers are slow) . I have three CNC machines (you can see on my KZread channel) and my CNC machine makes 8 stands in 15 minutes so I give you few tips that will speed up your CNC machine (it will not be fast as mine CNC machines are, but it will increase the speed for your CNC machine a lot). First don't use LAPTOP to run CNC because the output from LAPTOT is very weak, use desktop computer they have a lot of output power thru out parallel port, if you use Windows XP to run Mach3 change that to Window 7 and that will speed up your CNC machine a lot. If you use Mach3 to run your CNC machine then on Mach3 you can increase the speed for your CNC machine stepper motors (but don't go crazy with speed because increasing to much speed can break the shafts and knock out the block bearings balls. Increase the speed maybe for 30% to 40%). And use 1/4" spiral bit. What is the brand of your CNC router table and what electronic runs that CNC machine.

I like it but quick question why didn't you just use a 5/8 wood dowel an some caps that either screw on or pop off? I think that would be cheaper but what are you're thoughts?

@tristonzismer1590

7 жыл бұрын

I like it that's a great build

Cool idea, might built this, very nice for painting or glue ups! Any special reason for using the pink paper? Is it specialized paper or something similar?

@mversantvoort

7 жыл бұрын

Of course, makes sense!

What table saw would you reccomend for a beginner? I see the need for one myself now after all these videos.

@enri_1986

7 жыл бұрын

I'd think I'd stick to DeWalt, I will try to get one hopefully before ninth grade, the better quality, the better investment it will be, since I find a real need for accuracy and versatility.

@cliveastley3321

7 жыл бұрын

Enrique. I started with a Ryobi which I found awful (Ryobi tools in UK don't seem to be the same quality as Ryobi ones I've seen in UK and South Africa) and difficult to use accurately. I replaced it with a DeWalt DW745 and couldn't be happier. It's well made, accurate and feels safe.

I have already made 8 props so far

3:47 Did you run out of toilet roll? 😂

Eric, if you were given the chance, what tool company would you like to sponsor your channel?

@godwinolivero.delica7787

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. However, I have another question: 1.Who is your favorite woodworker (Example: Norm Abram, Marc Spagnuolo)? 2.Where is your crosscut sled? Plese give it a shot as well.

@godwinolivero.delica7787

7 жыл бұрын

Also, please do more furniture.

@godwinolivero.delica7787

7 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, Steve Ramsey. He used to be my favorite until I watch other woodworkers. As it turns out, I no longer like his style of woodworking, but I still like him because of his humor.

2 thumps up

please make more halloween decorations

Hey you should check out the samurai carpenter's youtube page. Awesome stuff!!

I like your shop projects videos. Don't overstretch yourself with your videos though. Your school work is more important. What are you studying?