Wow that's awesome great work and i love it is turn down so so so so so beautiful you did such a very good job on it and never give up on your dreams no matter what people have to say good job. And don't let other people tell you what to do because what you do is what you do best🎉😊
@MP-kr7zg17 күн бұрын
This was helpful, thank you!
@ChrisPaulsonАй бұрын
No rebar and no adhesive?
@estellag7701Ай бұрын
helpfull thanks for sharing..i was so hesitant on getting one
@micheleherrneckar739Ай бұрын
Could the casters have gone on the inside of the legs?
@arlenem9697Ай бұрын
What a deal! You have done a great job, and I loved seeing your son helping and learning. I'm sorry you lost the beginning footage; it would have been nice to see the start of the build. Do you plan to paint the shed? It would give your backyard a pop of color to go with the look. Great job.
@K03sport2 ай бұрын
bonus: it will double as a speed hole, reducing drag allowing you to go faster...
@ninoninako30082 ай бұрын
How many amps can sustain?
@ebuimom2 ай бұрын
It looks great!!👍
@JoshSpalding3 ай бұрын
What is the purpose of welding a roller bracket? Was this just for demonstration purposes?
@EntrepreneurialSpirit853 ай бұрын
My wife would have broken the supports if she tried standing on them.
@nore81413 ай бұрын
That’s a nice build ❤
@paulpittman98954 ай бұрын
Awesome table. I just bought 2×4's yesterday.
@blueykidz4 ай бұрын
Hi
@MrPeeteboy4 ай бұрын
Why didn't you show putting the lock in the box and the face plate that holds the lock in???????????????????????😮😢
@matt-rx6hi4 ай бұрын
Lovely on the job solution. Thanks for the video mate
@kathytarrance31284 ай бұрын
Do you know that pallets with the blue paint have toxins?
@PlasticDollzProduction4 ай бұрын
An this is a 15x48?
@amitylock33534 ай бұрын
I'm all about DIY but at a point you have to realize that for 200$ for a professional to install the box wasn't bad compare to you having to buy a welder, welding supply, welding material & the lock box. Only to weld it with flux cord on a outdoor gate, sometimes doing it yourself will cost more than just getting it professionally done. Good job nonetheless
@MrPeeteboy4 ай бұрын
Flux core is more then adequate to weld a lockbox in place, matter of fact it will weld thicker metal that a equivalent size mig! So don't go confusing beginners to think they need to waste money on a Mig for DIY projects. Just like the creator mentioned here, he spent the same or a little more buying these items but he can continue to use the welder around the house as needed. Will a professional welder that you hire for $200 come back and weld your next project for free since you already paid him $200 You guys need to get a life. Great video! Except the 5 " cutoff wheel,n
@joeforrest89555 ай бұрын
Do you have measurements for the legs? How far inset was legs from edge of table?
@louisszabo90615 ай бұрын
I am about to cut mine. Why did you go 14" wide with the opening? I'm thinking 7" is enough, possibly 8" wide. I also am using it to haul bikes. By the way, a spare cover is about $30 in case someone wants a spare
@GeorgeNadaYT6 ай бұрын
For those that don't have a blowtorch you can use a heat gun. They have to start making these attachments universal😂
@joechen18956 ай бұрын
👍👍👍
@Giroworm3D6 ай бұрын
That might be how you make an adaptor...but not how to hold a sander or sand the wall 😂
@thomasnelson79216 ай бұрын
The casters maybe less noticeable on the inside of the table leg.
@stevefowler33983 ай бұрын
I was thinking the same. BUT maybe, people would bang their ankles against them. Stiil. Who spends their time lookong at castors? The table looks great I agree.
@Wavecruzer797 ай бұрын
Awesome build, looks perfect. Only suggestion is it’s not technically “butcher block” as that is endgrain. You could have taken the top and cross cut every few inches and flipped and glued again for end grain glueup.
@curtwehrmeyer1247 ай бұрын
Butcher blocks are made of hardwood not 2&btr SPF from a box store. SPF is to porous and bacteria can hide in it, hardwood is much more dense leaving bacteria nowhere to go,. I do like the legs, very nice.
@nemonemo62857 ай бұрын
Love the guitar solo in your video!!! Being a musician I nearly fell off my chair. Less is more, so cool !!! Charrrr - Also how can you have an entire company of engineers designing a sander and no one thinks about the problem of "Dust" and connection to a vacuum, how retarded is that!!! Your solution is so simple, it will work, there's not much that can do wrong!! Perfect thank you!!
@nore81417 ай бұрын
Nice finish on it
@TH3XT3RR7 ай бұрын
I connected mine with duct tape 😂. It works but I like your idea so much better. Thanks for this vid
@xBLACKxOPSxSECRETSx27 ай бұрын
Nice i buult 4 of these, i used merv 11 20x25x1 though and 5 filter design. Maximum surface area. Seems sufficient according to my particle counter
@action_jackson307 ай бұрын
Good looking table!
@swiftxrapid9198 ай бұрын
awesome results. If you want to do less planeing and sanding next time. You can buy a jointer and thickness planer and run all the wood pieces through them before gluing
@tmrcrd968 ай бұрын
Just wondering if its just glue holding the table top together?
@chrisz57328 ай бұрын
Question: Outstanding job on the video. Curious, how has it held up? The top specifically, no issues with gaping or coming apart? Thanks and I know I am 2 years late to the party😂🎉
@SM-cp9it8 ай бұрын
What schedule pvc did you use?
@JustinMoritz8 ай бұрын
awesome build
@ethanvarnell61908 ай бұрын
Dude talks like Elon Musk!😂
@Christophx8579 ай бұрын
Worked perfectly, thank you sir!!
@lafn639 ай бұрын
Belt sander and go against the grain.
@JC-214709 ай бұрын
NO, use a flexible pipe connector that you can buy that has two different size ends and clamps to make it air tight. This will easily assemble and disassemble unlike the solution shown in the video.
@GeorgeNadaYT6 ай бұрын
Nah this is a better solution. No need for clamps and this method is also air tight using friction.
@joemisak79259 ай бұрын
Put the castors on the inside ?
@paulbateman57699 ай бұрын
Put the casters on the inside of the legs 👍
@AdrienLeygues9 ай бұрын
What essence of wood is it?
@jvgauthier9 ай бұрын
Love it! Say what you will about pine, fir, spruce or other soft wood. They age well and then, any dings and scratches that are depressing on almost any other woods only adds character to them. What I like to do instead of hiding screws is to remove them one by one once the glue is set, drill a larger hole and glue in a dowel of contrasting colour. It looks very much on purpose and has never failed me thus far. Also : connecting the sander to a vacuum will it speeds up the sanding by a lot.
@danielstinson571610 ай бұрын
Beautiful!! Very nice and im about to tempy my first build myself.
@kennethchapman846810 ай бұрын
That's is awesome. Job well done. Makes me want to go make one for my porch.
@grantkuff353310 ай бұрын
I don't think you realize how dangerous it is to put on a larger blade that your angle grinder can handle. Especially without a guard! Please please do not do this again
@jerrywilson130310 ай бұрын
Ouch . . . my knees wouldn't last five minutes working like that! Nice tip, which I plan to use on my sander.
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Wow that's awesome great work and i love it is turn down so so so so so beautiful you did such a very good job on it and never give up on your dreams no matter what people have to say good job. And don't let other people tell you what to do because what you do is what you do best🎉😊
This was helpful, thank you!
No rebar and no adhesive?
helpfull thanks for sharing..i was so hesitant on getting one
Could the casters have gone on the inside of the legs?
What a deal! You have done a great job, and I loved seeing your son helping and learning. I'm sorry you lost the beginning footage; it would have been nice to see the start of the build. Do you plan to paint the shed? It would give your backyard a pop of color to go with the look. Great job.
bonus: it will double as a speed hole, reducing drag allowing you to go faster...
How many amps can sustain?
It looks great!!👍
What is the purpose of welding a roller bracket? Was this just for demonstration purposes?
My wife would have broken the supports if she tried standing on them.
That’s a nice build ❤
Awesome table. I just bought 2×4's yesterday.
Hi
Why didn't you show putting the lock in the box and the face plate that holds the lock in???????????????????????😮😢
Lovely on the job solution. Thanks for the video mate
Do you know that pallets with the blue paint have toxins?
An this is a 15x48?
I'm all about DIY but at a point you have to realize that for 200$ for a professional to install the box wasn't bad compare to you having to buy a welder, welding supply, welding material & the lock box. Only to weld it with flux cord on a outdoor gate, sometimes doing it yourself will cost more than just getting it professionally done. Good job nonetheless
Flux core is more then adequate to weld a lockbox in place, matter of fact it will weld thicker metal that a equivalent size mig! So don't go confusing beginners to think they need to waste money on a Mig for DIY projects. Just like the creator mentioned here, he spent the same or a little more buying these items but he can continue to use the welder around the house as needed. Will a professional welder that you hire for $200 come back and weld your next project for free since you already paid him $200 You guys need to get a life. Great video! Except the 5 " cutoff wheel,n
Do you have measurements for the legs? How far inset was legs from edge of table?
I am about to cut mine. Why did you go 14" wide with the opening? I'm thinking 7" is enough, possibly 8" wide. I also am using it to haul bikes. By the way, a spare cover is about $30 in case someone wants a spare
For those that don't have a blowtorch you can use a heat gun. They have to start making these attachments universal😂
👍👍👍
That might be how you make an adaptor...but not how to hold a sander or sand the wall 😂
The casters maybe less noticeable on the inside of the table leg.
I was thinking the same. BUT maybe, people would bang their ankles against them. Stiil. Who spends their time lookong at castors? The table looks great I agree.
Awesome build, looks perfect. Only suggestion is it’s not technically “butcher block” as that is endgrain. You could have taken the top and cross cut every few inches and flipped and glued again for end grain glueup.
Butcher blocks are made of hardwood not 2&btr SPF from a box store. SPF is to porous and bacteria can hide in it, hardwood is much more dense leaving bacteria nowhere to go,. I do like the legs, very nice.
Love the guitar solo in your video!!! Being a musician I nearly fell off my chair. Less is more, so cool !!! Charrrr - Also how can you have an entire company of engineers designing a sander and no one thinks about the problem of "Dust" and connection to a vacuum, how retarded is that!!! Your solution is so simple, it will work, there's not much that can do wrong!! Perfect thank you!!
Nice finish on it
I connected mine with duct tape 😂. It works but I like your idea so much better. Thanks for this vid
Nice i buult 4 of these, i used merv 11 20x25x1 though and 5 filter design. Maximum surface area. Seems sufficient according to my particle counter
Good looking table!
awesome results. If you want to do less planeing and sanding next time. You can buy a jointer and thickness planer and run all the wood pieces through them before gluing
Just wondering if its just glue holding the table top together?
Question: Outstanding job on the video. Curious, how has it held up? The top specifically, no issues with gaping or coming apart? Thanks and I know I am 2 years late to the party😂🎉
What schedule pvc did you use?
awesome build
Dude talks like Elon Musk!😂
Worked perfectly, thank you sir!!
Belt sander and go against the grain.
NO, use a flexible pipe connector that you can buy that has two different size ends and clamps to make it air tight. This will easily assemble and disassemble unlike the solution shown in the video.
Nah this is a better solution. No need for clamps and this method is also air tight using friction.
Put the castors on the inside ?
Put the casters on the inside of the legs 👍
What essence of wood is it?
Love it! Say what you will about pine, fir, spruce or other soft wood. They age well and then, any dings and scratches that are depressing on almost any other woods only adds character to them. What I like to do instead of hiding screws is to remove them one by one once the glue is set, drill a larger hole and glue in a dowel of contrasting colour. It looks very much on purpose and has never failed me thus far. Also : connecting the sander to a vacuum will it speeds up the sanding by a lot.
Beautiful!! Very nice and im about to tempy my first build myself.
That's is awesome. Job well done. Makes me want to go make one for my porch.
I don't think you realize how dangerous it is to put on a larger blade that your angle grinder can handle. Especially without a guard! Please please do not do this again
Ouch . . . my knees wouldn't last five minutes working like that! Nice tip, which I plan to use on my sander.
😂 for real!
Great job!!