Great job your work is second to none God continue to bless you and your family

As always, the most simple is the perfect solution. Sites, etc people use your imagination or go out and MEASURE. This is easy to build wuth much less of a machine park. Thanks for sharing.

I have that same dust collector, and I always make a mess with it too. I usually take the top off and shopvac most out to try to limit the mess, but your way seems just as fast. I LOVE the jointer. What a classic. Nice video, I really enjoyed it.

I'm loving your videos and the music with them.

Hello from Réunion island ❤️ ❤️ 🙏🙏

I have some serious jointer envy here. A 16" jointer with massive infeed and outfeed tables!? So cool! Also love this build series - great work!

Part 3 heading our way I assume? Excited to see the finishing touches! 😁

Really awesome workshop man!!!

Good tools Man Nice proyect!!

1000 likes, Carlos Pereira from Brasil. Congratulation, Nice job.🤝👏👏👏

-Nice job the guy is a pro and has the equipment but I saw a guy make the benches with hand tools I wish I had half the equipment I would never go in the house

Sir I have never had any interest in tools of any kind, except a fork.. I have been interested in making a bench for my garden. You've made something incredibly complicated, I'm sure, look like something anyone could do! And I think I've got just enough tools to make it work.

Fala Philipe meu caro mais uma vez obrigado pelas suas dicas, aprendo muito com seu canal, estou engatinhando no ramo em meu canal e suas dicas tem me ajudado muito, estou terminando uma peça aqui pra casa com suas dicas e está ficando lindo, Gratidão e Deus abençoe seu trabalho e todos que tbm tem sido ajudado po Você, forte abraço.

Very Nice job!... perfect

You have very nice equipment to be using 2x4s.

I found part 2 ! Thanks

Another video to give me shop envy! :-(

Suggestion: sew in a small plastic window into your dust collector in order to see when full. Reducing sweep up time.

Nice track... What is it?

I would be easier with that awesome equipment, but not necessary. I would like type of wood and maybe some measurements in the description. Thanks for the video.

Valeu Philipe por compartilhar mais um belo trabalho 👍👍👍

What type of lumber are you using. Is this construction grade?

Was this video sped up? Cuz I've never seen anyone drive screws that fast!

I watched both videos and it has no end or seemingly a third part that does show it completed. A shame as looked like a good project and obviously a good carpenter. If I can give some advice you could have edited this into one 20 minute video (with an end) and made it more interesting and would have way more views - look at someone like Paul DiResta for some tips!

If someone can't build this simple bench without all the gear that he has then give it up. I'm sure he does this full time so he needs this equipment but I'm sure he's also could build this without his commercial equipment. Buck up whiners and get busy building instead of whining about this man's tool collection lol.

Here with go with the desert crossing music.............again

are you ever gonna finish this?

The music was almst the best part - wish a credit had been given. I was also hoping your plan or sizes were called out in comments, since there was no narration.

Valeu Philipe !

You can leave off the musical noise.

You should change the name of your video to read “equipment to use when making parts to a bench.

Nice Videos. What is the music that you are using? is it from the KZfaq library? it is great.

what was all that,where are the benches??

I assume this comment will not be popular. Dude I have now watched 2 of your videos trying to see you build a bench. All I have had is 20 minutes of watching you play will all of the fancy machines in your workshop and maybe 2 minutes of actual bench making. I wanted to see you make the bench not play with your toys

This that Red Dead Redemption music

Q Deus abençoe sempre Filipe

Song? Artist?

oh sure. every DIY'er has $200,000 worth of industrial equipment in their garage.

I need a huge JOINT er dam 16 inch jointer what do you typically build man to need a 16” jointer.

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Nice,,but,,, too long!!!

Where's Part 3? Putting it all together?!

Sigo esperando los bancos

Aguardando a parte 3!😁

DIY??? And all the machinery??? Yea right!!! Lol!!!

DIY..... really

Ecology to see the process, but edit, dude!

Yeah come on, who has a 16" Jointer laying about? The title reads DIY, my bum it is. I defended you in part one, but then you bring out the big guns. 😔 😔 😔

Can't find the finished bench ? where is part 3 ?

You'll waste time showing us video of you emptying out your sawdust bag but you dont have time to even finish putting the damn thing together all the way???.... considering thumbs down

What a joke. How is this DIY with all that industrial equipment?

Did i miss something?? You're not going to get people to subscribe if you don't finish the story off and let us see the finished article. Also you need to learn about editing, far too long spent wathing you feeding through sanders and rounding over. Other than that it looked like it might be a nice bench.