What a great video! It's very clear and your on-camera persona is very fun!

@tonyennis1787

9 ай бұрын

Hi Rex

That is the sturdiest laundry table I have ever seen.

@TheThriftyWoodworker

10 ай бұрын

😂

I hope you're getting a lot of good use of your workbench - it looks sturdy and certainly big enough for all manner of projects. Between loads of laundry, that is. 😊 Nice video - thank you for sharing.

Fun to watch along with RK’s own. It helped me with my own. Thanks for making it (and keep on folding).

Double kudos for using a RAS on the half-laps! Well done!

Just finished making a tool tote. I used an identical dull as crap spade bit in my drill for handle holes. Bit was rusty too 👍

Great video, well done.

Fantastic vid. Adjustable feet: such a good idea mate! Legend!

amazing towel folding, you did those thirds effortlessly

Great Job!

Awesome job!!

Notjing like an unsharpened spade bit for accuracy. Good video sir. Just started construction on mine

@johne4879

3 жыл бұрын

Fac3 Gang how’s the bench build going? I am hoping to start mine in about a week or so

Fun fact, titebond is only rated for a minimum of 45 degrees at application

Using the worlds dullest bit rather than a hand auger; LMAO

Nice vid, Happy New Year where did you get the adjustable feet at . I'm doing the same bench with 3x3 legs

@TheThriftyWoodworker

2 жыл бұрын

I got mine at a thrift shop, but I’m sure they are available at most big box stores.

That Dewalt radial arm saw set up is cool. Could you tell me what model it is?

@TheThriftyWoodworker

2 жыл бұрын

It is a MBF 232. Any radial arm saw will do. You can find them at many garage sales for around $50. They can be dangerous if you are not careful like any saw. I use mine for only crosscuts, and half lap joints.

Are you done with the laundry yet?

@TheThriftyWoodworker

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, laundry never ends.

Don't apologize for using power tools. I'm of the camp that believes getting shit done is the most important thing, way more important than some goofy purist nonsense about handtools only.

@_ClericalError_

2 жыл бұрын

While I don't think anyone needs to apologize for using power tools, I also don't think of using hand tools only as any kind of purist nonsense. I use almost entirely hand tools. Could I batch things out faster with a tablesaw? Undoubtedly. But I'm not running a cabinet shop or selling birdhouses, I'm crafting pieces and furniture for my own family and friends. I already work a job and a half, there is no need to stress about "getting shit done" in my downtime where there is no monetary pressure.