Simple Workbench
Тәжірибелік нұсқаулар және стиль
This is a workbench that I built for my apartment so that I have more space to work on projects and store tools and other items. It is seventy two inches wide by thirty inches deep with three quarter inch birch plywood on the top shelf. The bottom shelf is sixty two inches wide by twenty seven inches deep with half inch birch plywood for the deck. I used a total of forty half inch by three inch long oak dowels instead of screws which made this project much more difficult. If I would have taken a different approach to my build, it wouldn't have been quite as bad, but I, I like all woodworkers, are pretty much constantly still learning so I'm happy with this build. I ended up hiding thirty six screws in this workbench as well. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions in regards to this build or any others that you see posted on my channel and I'll do my very best to get back to you as quickly as possible. Please consider subscribing to my channel if you would like to see other woodworking videos and/or you like my style of presentation. I greatly appreciate your support and encouragement. Posted below will be some affiliate links to some of the items used in this build. If you click on these links and make a purchase, I will get a commission. This is one way you can help support me and my channel. Thank you for everything. Talk to you again soon.
As always, thank you to Jonny Welch for my CAD models.
Irwin Clamps:
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Titebond 3 wood glue:
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Dewalt Drill bit set(similar to the Ryobi set I use):
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Rigid Finish Nailer:
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I'm on Instagram Curtis_Made_It if you would like to contact me. T-shirts will be available on a per order basis right now. I don't have the funds or following to keep dozens of these on hand. These will help support and promote my channel and I would be eternally grateful if you would take this step in supporting me and the small creator, Jen G, that I work with to produce these.
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Your the peoples champ of wood working bro. Keep it up.
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@Jeremy Mcmurtrey Hey Jeremey, thanks a million times my brother. I aim to inspire and encourage new and existing woodworkers with my KZread channel. Comments like yours here let me know I'm aiming for the right things, and apparently, achieving some of those goals. I'll keep posting the best stuff I can for you. I really appreciate your support and motivation here. No one has called me "The People's Champ of Woodworking" yet...this is powerful. Stay blessed Jeremy, I look forward to talking with you again in the future my friend. Take care.
Not only do you show us what to do, but you show us what not to do! Great guidance and very resourceful content! Careful with that Texas heat.
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@Don Distrito You are the man Don...always coming with the solid feedback and encouragement. Thanks my brother. I do this for people like you who really support me and keep coming back. Talk to you again soon.
It cam out so good nice job 👏🏾 and thx Joe 😏
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@Crystal Poe Thanks Crystal! I always love seeing your comments! Talk to you again soon.
Great work on your editing, I always look forward to your videos!
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@marcos macias Hey Marcos, thanks a lot! I feel like my editing is getting better and more entertaining for you guys. I’ll keep posting new awesome stuff about once a month. Thanks for your continued support and encouragement my brother. Talk to you again soon.
Like the wooden dowel pins, like your equipment addition on the project, keep up the great work.
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@Jimmie Hauge Thanks Mr. Jimmie, I'm gonna. Take care. Talk to you again soon.
@jimmiehauge4086
Жыл бұрын
Mr. Curtis , you have all the the skills of a master craftsman, My Dad was a master at woodworking, I think you are there with him. Keep going, he did not have the tools you have, he was old school, you have what it rakes
@jimmiehauge4086
Жыл бұрын
takes.
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@Jimmie Hauge Thanks so much Mr. Jimmie. You always have really wonderful things to say and I can't thank you enough for helping to keep me motivated to keep creating. I'm hardly at the skill level that your dad was, but I genuinely appreciate the comparison. Making these videos is very fun for me, but it is an incredibly tedious and time consuming task. Knowing that people like you are actually enjoying what I am doing makes it worth every single ounce of effort. I think I've got some patio chairs on the way next...I need a place to sit down somewhere after doing all of this. Thank you a million times for your continued enthusiastic support.
Good job
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@John Hanley Thanks so much John, I appreciate you stopping by my brother.
Awesome video! 👍🏻 Congrats on the increase in subs man! Keep grinding and going!
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@PrinceAli89 Thanks so much AJ. I really appreciate your support and encouragement. I'll keep it up!
Wow, nice solid construction. Why the wooden dowels instead of screws, for weight bearing? Cool vid, cool shirt too.
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@Chris Love Just wanted to see the wooden dowels from the outside...will be a conversation starter...try something new. I believe it would be stronger with the 1/2" dowels instead of screws, but I'm not totally sure. Thanks for stopping by broskie.
@OtherDalfite
Жыл бұрын
Dowels will squeak less and be a lot more solid
@chrislove2792
Жыл бұрын
@@OtherDalfite makes sense, thanks.
@CurtisMadeIt
Жыл бұрын
@OtherDalfite Thanks D, I appreciate you.