I bought one of these in 2020 and use it as my reloading bench

I have been looking for a new work from home desk that is tall enough that I can stand at it or use a high stool type chair and can hold two monitors.....looks like winner, winner chicken dinner! Makes me feel good that as a non-mechanic my methodology to building things is the same. Excellent video, as usual. So glad the build brought back memories of your Dad and is making you smile. We never stop missing them but the memories bring joy instead of pain as we go along. You and Jenn stay safe and well.

Thank you Eric. 👍. I've been looking at that workbench. You helped me with my decision.

I kept thinking about that enormous barren area of your garage. Kudos for not filling it immediately. The workbench/desk will be useful.

I bought mine last year, I like it and it is pretty sturdy. Good video!!

I been useing this as a workbench/desk in my garage for about 5 years. I added a small vise/a long power strip and a couple of metal supports under the drawers. No complaints its held up well.

Thank you! This video helped me out tremendously ❤❤❤

Seems to be a decent workbench for light duty work and doesn’t take up a tremendous amount of space or money. I had to chuckle when you were sharing the story about your Dads experience , brought back some memories of my own . :-)

Great bench, use it regularly, very sturdy

I have 2 of these and they are sturdy once everything is on and tightened up. The one the drawer doesn't work near as well as the other. It's usable the way it is. I tried adjusting it but it is still not as smooth as the other one. I think for the price they are geeat. I put vinyl flooring on the work tops on mine. They are at least 4 years old and still going strong.

It took 30 minutes from start to finish at time lapse, which was about 4 x 1. That means it took about 2 hours to complete this project. Not bad. All the parts, including the nuts, bolts, and assorted stuff, are numbered, so it's easy-peasy to find what you're looking for. There was a mistake not mentioned at 25mins...outlet cord wasn't put to the back of the unit. Instead, it was stuck out to the side between two side braces. Also, it should have been noted that the braces all along the unit should be placed with the angled flat side up. They're what the table and under table rests on and bolted to. An electric screw driver would make this job easier and faster. Setting all the parts out from the box makes the job easier, too, putting all the parts in numbered order. I put the nuts and bolts in separate non-skit bowls, up off the floor so as not to be kicked over or stepped on. Good investment if you get the right price. I think I bought mine through Walmart for $60 last year.

I like it

Do y'all think this would be okay to bolt a vise to? Just for small gun work -- barrel nuts, castle nuts, etc.

I literally just bought this for my 3D printer setup it's a super stable table now that I put it together, but I'm having issues with the top shelf not aligning, like the very top shelf where the light is. The instructions are highly unclear on what bolts go where it says it would note it but it clearly didn't, I know some of them like the C's and B's for the pegboard.... So a lot of the time was actually disassembling what I've already assembled to make it right, but the front plate that goes on the top shelf I have it on for the corners overlap the sides on the outside but it doesn't fit like that so I guess those corners or going inside even though that's a structurally unstable build technique. It's clearly more stable the way I placed it though it's not designed that way. The instructions and the picture on the box isn't high definition of enough for me to tell. It's just how I placed it it ensured the shelf was square, if I bring those corners on the inside then it's not guaranteed to be squared but it'll move those edges out a few mm on each side which might give me the clearance.... Like I said they could do better instructions other than that great and now that I know how to build it it's cheap enough where I can buy a few more and thrown together in about 25% of the first ones time, I have a photographic memory so I don't even need the instruction now

Does light screw in front to metal or shelf

Any news on when midnight cafe will return ? Thanks

Is the top of it wood?

Not the rebranded Yukon.

If you did that in an hour and forty minutes you just set a record here on you tube!!!!! Most are saying 3 hours minimum... It took me 4 hours.. 😂

Should should of spent the extra $20 for the rebranded Yukon 48in instead of this one on clearance for $99. Upgraded hardware, light etc…

It looks like it could be 32 inches high to the workbench by looking at the courses of cinder block but nobody actually says the height in any of the videos I've watched

This damn work bench didn’t explain shit for directions the damn peg board don’t want to match up with the holes

Three hours? I'm willing you bet you could whack that together in a half hour ... or 32 minutes and 7 seconds ...

Omg that takes way too long.....

Why would you waste your time on a piece of junk workbench like that! I would be buying a good steel workbench.