Ajouter "3 in 1 Workbench. How to Make a Workbench. Table Saw, Router Table, Jig Saw Table. DIY. Woodworking."

Super thanks: $ THANKS Paypal:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/MichaelPaleyAU Building 3 in 1 Workshop. Homemade table saw woodworking projects. Woodworking for beginners. Workbench build #michaelpaley A workbench is a table used by woodworkers to hold workpieces while they are worked by other tools. There are many styles of woodworking benches, each reflecting the type of work to be done or the craftsman's way of working. Most benches have two features in common: they are heavy and rigid enough to keep still while the wood is being worked, and there is some method for holding the work in place at a comfortable position and height so that the worker is free to use both hands on the tools. The main thing that distinguishes benches is the way in which the work is held in place. Most benches have more than one way to do this, depending on the operation being performed. Workshop Ideas In this playlist www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGvFNyswv-g9pQ52i1T4vcqP7L1yBkiSU , full process how I built 3 in 1 workbench from simple table and some handguided tools. Walks through the construction process. A workbench is a great addition to any workshop or garage. Garage workbench Portable Workshop / a compact multi tool 46:03 WORK WITH JIGSAW 47:08 57:33 WORK WITH ROUTER 55:13 WORK WITH SLIDING RULERS 56:37 WORK WITH CIRCULAR SAW 0:33 Positioning of the Tools 2:05 Drilling by forstner bit. Prepare for routing 3:19 Routing of matching sites 6:04 Making a locking tabs 6:31 Positioning of the locking tabs 7:32 Drilling holes for the locking tabs 7:54 Making of maching sites for fixing screws by spade drill bit 9:57 Laying-out of grooves for sliding rulers 11:30 Routing of the grooves 12:00 Making of maching sites for magnets 14:28 Gluing in of the magnets 15:32 Fixing of the circular saw 17:15 Setting right angles of the blade by digital angle finder 18:18 Cutting the slots 18:53 Drilling the working hole for the router 19:45 Laying-out of maching site for dust plates 20:18 Making the dust plates 24:52 Routing of the maching site for dust plates 26:35 Fixing the router 27:25 Fixing and marking the plates 28:06 Drilling holes with different diameters in the plates 30:36 Drilling hole for blade of the jig saw 31:50 Routing of the maching site for dust plate of the jig saw 32:56 Fixing the jig saw 32:22 Cutting the blade slot 33:43 Assembling of the workbench 35:10 Wiring of the workbench 37:06 Installing of the emergency switch ( kill switch ) 37:46 Painting of the grooves for sliding rulers 39:16 Making vacuum chamber in the Guide Bar ( spirit level ) 44:49 Making the Table Saw Push Stick 46:03 WORK WITH JIGSAW 47:08 57:33 WORK WITH ROUTER 55:13 WORK WITH SLIDING RULERS 56:37 WORK WITH CIRCULAR SAW Amazing WoodWorking Tools