Beautiful! It came out just like you planned. Thanks for sharing.

@holzhandwerk_ak

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Andreas, a fine build buddy, rock solid and clever joinery, I have enjoyed both parts of the build, your workshop is looking smart, keep up the excellent work and very informative videos, kind regards Louie

@holzhandwerk_ak

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words, Louie!

Die Front mit der durchgehenden Maserung ist echt der Hammer 👍 Das ist das I-Tüpfelchen an dem Stück. Viele Grüße

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank für die netten Worte!

Wow....what a beautiful workbench!

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Manuel.

Outstanding, Andreas!!!! Great job. Build/create in good health.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much Kathleen.

Great work Andreas.drawer storage is always the best in a shop

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback!

Looks great. Nice to watch and learn as always

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Richard!

Großartig!! Würde super in mein Wohnzimmer passen. Gute Arbeit Andreas 👍👍👍👍 Danke dass du dir die Mühe machst und alles aufnimmst, um uns teilhaben zu lassen.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank und gern geschehen. 😀

Excellent end result...and a tremendous learning curve. Your confidence is growing and it shows in the fluidity of your working. We are witnessing an exponential growth in workshop volume and in your abilities. Kind Regards and best wishes from Stuart in UK.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Stuart - that’s very kind of you. And I feel you’re right. Building this workbench I felt different, more relaxed and more confident that I know that I’m doing. It’s nice to hear that it shows. I’d be interested, though: can you lay your finger on it and give me an example or two in which aspects you feel that it shows?

Great video. Nice job. Well done Andreas.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks John.

Beautiful job Andreas. I need to get out there and finish a number of projects in my workshop.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard. Good luck with your projects.

"Werkstattporno" Was für eine geile Werkbank, tolles Video, super erklärt! Danke fürs zeigen 👍 Deine Werkstatt ist echt der Hammer

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Danke für die nette Rückmeldung Peter.

Alles super geil, ohne Werbung wäre es extrem geil:)

@holzhandwerk_ak

3 жыл бұрын

Danke.

Eine richtig schöne Werkbank, an der hast Du sicher sehr lange Freude! 🤩✅👍🏻

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank! 😀

Ist dir sehr gut gelungen! Achja, da seh ich ja meinen Sticker im Hintergrund 😁

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank! Schön, wenn man den Sticke in einer anderen Werksatt sieht, nicht? Freut mich auch immer.

@Welterhof

4 жыл бұрын

Andreas Kalt stimmt

Wow, that looks awesome! Das ist mal eine tolle Werkbank. Leider habe ich nicht so viel Platz, also nachmachen werde ich es nicht, aber es war sehr schön zu sehen wie du das gemacht hast. 👍

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Vielen Dank Elly!

Hallo Andreas. Freue mich, dass es mit dem Schrank weitergeht. Du bist sehr sympathisch und ich folge gerne deinen Erklärungen. Ganz besonders die what learned Teile mag ich. Sehr reflektiert. 👍 Aber ich möchte Dich nochmal erinnern, ich habe die gleiche Tauchsäge und es kann passieren, dass sie sich festsetzt und mit einem Affenzahn über die Schiene rückwärtsfährt . Dann sägst du dir übel in die Hand wenn Du die da hinter der Säge ablegst. 🤨 wollte nur nochmal daran erinnern, wäre traurig, wenn dir etwas passieren würde.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Danke für die nette Rückmeldung, Oliver. Ich habe mir Deine Ermahnung zu Herzen genommen, die Clips für den zweiten Teil waren aber schon gefilmt bzw. die Teile gebaut als das erste Video rauskam. Ich konnte daher Deinen Rat bisher zumindest noch nicht vor der Kamera umsetzen. Ich weiß es aber zu schätzen, dass Du mich noch mal darauf hinweist!

Another question :) How did you plan this all out? Was it rough drawings or via Sketchup? I'm now thinking of copying your design for my little workshop for when I have a few weeks holiday in August.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

I made the first drawings and sketches over two years ago. But I found it difficult to get all the details of the joinery right. In the meantime I had started using Fusion360 for CAD and I modelled the workbench with it. That helped me tremendously getting everything right and also sped up the cutting process since you know all the measurements beforehand. I’ve just published my plans in the video description, here’s the link: holzhandwerk.andreas-kalt.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/workbench-with-drawers.pdf

Some of the noisiest tools on YT 😂. Nice job on the bench tho’ looks great. 👍🏼

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Do you find it too loud? I always reduce the volume with the idea that it’s enough to convey the shop atmosphere but not so loud as to be annoying. From 3:45 for a about a minute I forgot to reduce the sound, though - I only realised this after uploading.

How long did it take from start to finish? Excellent work :D

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

The first wood was cut on 1st February 2020, however, planning started in autumn of 2017, the first material I bought in November 2017 - so it has been a long time coming 😉

Hallo Andreas, I'm a new subscriber and came across your site. For me as a native English speaker with little German knowledge (however, learning by doing) find this very useful as I am very new to woodworking, and although there are many other sites in English, when it comes to local knowledge tools, wood etc it is much better. The one question I have if I may... Where would you recommend I obtain wood for projects etc as I find places such as Toom etc very limited and expensive. Unlike the UK there are lumber yards or reclamation yards where you can get wood at better prices. Thank you in advance and keep up the good work... Wir danken Ihnen im Voraus und setzen die gute Arbeit fort

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback. Do I understand you correctly, that you’re in Germany now? You could look out for "Holzhandel", e.g. in the yellow pages (gelbeseiten.de) - not all of them sell to non-businesses and you might have to check some out before you find one that offers the stuff you’re looking for. I had to as well but now I’ve found one in reasonable driving distance where I get my sheet materials from. What I also do is check eBay Kleinanzeigen (ebay-kleinanzeigen.de) for "Blockware" - that’s solid wood cut to boards. You need a jointer/planer to work with that. There are many private people who offer such wood, e.g. from cutting up grandma’s plum or cherry tree etc.

@sappersrus8003

4 жыл бұрын

Andreas, Thank you for your speedy response. Yes, I live in Germany now. Thanks for the tips I will check them out. Good luck. Ron

Hello what tool are you using at the 3:00 mark? Thank you

@holzhandwerk_ak

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a story stick by woodpecker.

@jasonwojnar9673

3 жыл бұрын

@@holzhandwerk_ak thank you for the information and videos..

That looks really good Andreas! Especially with the continuous grain. Did you assemble one side of the drawer upside down at 6:45? ;)

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! No, I cut two grooves into that board by accident (one on each edge).

Was das gefährliche Fräsen der Griffe angeht: Dazu passt das Video von MHM mit der Zuführlade ( siehe: kzread.info/dash/bejne/f6uKlbhyeb3ddqQ.html ). Vielleicht kannst Du Deine Griffe noch "retten und weiterverwenden" durch den Bau einer solchen Hilfe. Ansonsten: TOP Arbeit und schönes Video.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Danke für den Tipp - das kannte ich noch nicht. Allerdings scheint mir das für die gebogene Form der Griffe nicht geeignet zu sein. Na ja - ich hab auf jeden Fall was gelernt. 😉

@tillchristophheyn-rayhrer1956

4 жыл бұрын

@@holzhandwerk_ak Ja. Für die gebogene Form ist das nicht geeignet. Aber vielleicht eine Anregung bzw. Vorlage eine Vorrichtung für die gebogene Form zu entwickeln. Ging mir eher um das Prinzip der Führung.