Sakra, pořád to řežu a pořád jsou krátký!!🤦😒🤔

Love this song. The clip is fire too

Don’t listen to these losers, great song 🔥

Thank goodness for volume control

Buena rola

Again another muted video song dont go with great video

Who is this “we” you keep talking about?

You were doing so good and then you shit on the work with fucking pocket holes.

Very well presented.

Ya MY FIRST TIME WAS A LEARNING PROCESS . BUT MY MISSION WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED.. NOW MY STEP-KIDS AND WIFE HAVE A VERY NICE EATING TABLE😊

Thank you for sharing your mistakes during the build. I'm new to woodworking and building a table sled seemed like a daunting task...even after watching the "millions" of other videos out there, all using SawStops and WoodPecker gear. After watching your video, I had enough confidence to give it a go, taking my time...and voila. It worked (without gluing the front fence! :p ). I like the t-track idea running perpendicular to the blade and having the movable fence for angle cuts. I might try add that next. :-)

Thank you for making this! I’m going to try and make this a 3 card display for my brothers birthday present. First wood working project. Wish me luck 🍀

Great mini workbench. Not something I'd need since I only work at home in a small shed and have a cabinet I bought already built that makes a good solid bench. I got it and two wall shelves, again already made, all pieces about 5 feet by three feet and one foot deep, all for $100 bucks. Don't often come across a deal like that. Nice work on your video. Easy to understand instructions.

This would make a terrific gift for a friend you know wants to get into woodworking.

this is really nice, love the simplicity with the hand tools! how do you prevent the workbench from tipping over (say if you are chiselling something in the vice or planing a board)?

Great job!! Just right for when I downsize and move to a smaller home.

i threw together a very basic copy of your workbench for a friend's kid. just the face vice, skipped the others. dogs and wedges for holding flat. only issue so far is the toggle style screw handles have too much friction if you don't have strong hands. a couple thick fender washers between the handle and the board with some graphite really helped and made it so the kiddo could crank it down enough to hold a work piece securely. otherwise, the bench has been solid and great for a half-grown human.

I like the mod that you did to the bandsaw could you make a video on that

Nicely done!

WHERE DO I GET THE PLAN, AND WHY IS THIS HARD FOR ME TO PAY FOR THIS?

I thought the point of a moxon vice is for the vise to handle irregular shapes...and that in the moxon vises I have seen...the holes on the front part of the clamping face board should have oval holes to allow for irregular shape clamping performance. Other wise everything else seems on point.

Nice and neat. Just what I need.

Cheap, easy to make stool, 10/10. Meh music, whatever. Still 10/10. Pocket holes, math hasn't invented numbers low enough for this rating. 0/10.

I like this build. I also don't want to spend $48 on a hardware kit. Also, you can stash this thing away when you don't need it since it's not built into your bench.

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Very nice. I especially like how you planned for the vacuum/dust collector under the cart. Thanks for sharing.

When you out trim on the front edge of the shelves I knew you were like me.

Two thumbs up, i have done the same and works like a dream. Only issue is the twist knobs split when tightening

I never said this before and always say it. This will be a first time for me. But you're most likely going to lose your finger on that tablespoon. Even if you have been using your soft author thirty years.

Great build! And thanks for reminding me that there are other humans out there still making it work with their Quick-Grip clamps! Looks like a good design to compliment my Rex inspired joiner's bench.

05:15.... Please clamp your work and hold a chisel with both hands.

When gluing, take care that the grain direction in the items is OPPOSING each other

Been looking for a good design like this for ages, thanks.

​@StumblingBearWoodcraft thanks for keeping it easy to understand. I recently saw a hex punch that works well for cutting the space for the head of the bolts...not sure what it was called. JSK may have made it as he loves making jigs.

Some of the processing techniques in this video explained the questions that came to my mind during the production process, thank you very much!

Excellent build! You've given me some great ideas. Thanks!

Cool simple design of a wine rack. Thanks for sharing.

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If you place the work fully on the bench the chopping out of the joints will be much easier

Very nice 👍 Thank you 🙏 from Brazil 🇧🇷

Nice job. Thanks for sharing.

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That drawer will live longer than me

great job!

This is the winner

A ripping chain might help, but great work and God Bless.

LOL .... what I notice about most of the "small workshop" workbench builds I see on KZfaq is that they require a fully equipped, large workshop to build them. You seem to have gotten buy with a bit less. 🙂