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I built one of these about 8 or 9 years ago. Kit cost me 40$. Even came with top pieces to add overhead storage. It is very sturdy and I still use it.
If you need to get another tool for countersink, might as well just use pocket holes so the top has no screws showing.
The ending is the best!!
You can't even buy this thing at HD, out of stock
I built something similar, was called 2×4 Basics at the time. It is a nice bench. My only issue is since the legs are proud of the sides it creates a gap at the back of the bench since you can’t push it flush to the wall. Several small items have fallen into that gap over the years and they are a pain to retrieve. I built a l-shaped bench. Very heavy.
no longer available in my area 🙁
paid commercial. no thanks Jeff, you let me down.
"Six hundred pounds of tool" got me absolutely ROLLING 🤣
If the wheels are rated for 125lbs and you equally distribute the weight on all four wheels, then wouldn't the load be 500lbs anyway? 2:31
THAT'S not a workbench. Thats a crap storage shelf.
A REAL Workbench allows your knees to have room.
That's pretty handy. It solves a lot of what I see as a problem with many DIY jobs and that is using screws and not wood/legs to bear the load.
I'd trust driving my truck on my workbench at home though.. anything worth building is worth overbuilding!
It’s a bit odd that it doesn’t come with wheels. A Chinese equivalent would likely come with both wheels and feet.
@HomeRenoVisionDIY How tall is the bench with the casters you used? The finished height. I need a bench I can work off of for my wood working business and I need something about waist height or more. Thanks!
These plastic legs concept has been around for years and years by 2x4Basics
Looks sturdy, and easy, and convenient, but if you are cheap like me, or poor like me, 100 USD is way to much for that little bit of convenience and saved time when I can build essentially the same for about 12 bucks with 2x4s. Granted, things like adjusting height becomes a little more work if I were to ever decide to do that, which I likely wont.
It doesn't look like a bad product, it looks like an extremely over-priced product for what it is.
I built one of these 8 years ago. Still looks and feels like a brand new table.
The wheels are a bit rinky-dink. I built shelves 5' 6" tall and 2' deep by 4' wide with 5" casters. I used 2 x 4's for the corners and the huge casters glide like a dream. I spend about $75 on casters and 2×4's for 2 shelving units. I could adjust shelving height, but never will.
Well, I'm happy you got a sponsor.
But holy moly just use a fence post for the corners. 😂
Hello. When you mount the casters, you should use another nut which should be threaded all the way down the base of the caster's bolt, so you can tighten the caster to the mount. Also, at 02:27 you should have used weight instead of volume. Lbs (pounds) measures the weight. Excuse me for correcting you.
$170 ??? No thanks. I'll build an all-wood bench.
Nonsense, not a workbench…
((A marital bed, a dining table, and a workbench must be heavy (100+ kg), sturdy as a rock, and must not wobble or roll under any circumstances)).
Чепуха, а не верстак…
((Супружеская постель, обеденный стол и рабочий верстак обязаны быть тяжёлыми (100+кг), прочными как скала и не шататься/кататься ни в коем случае)).
I used one of them for my reloading bench. 12 years ago and it did well in a TX garage. Mine didn’t have wheels. I did plywood but added a hardwood layer to the top.
I was lazy and don’t do wood working so I had Lowe’s do all the cuts. So it was o cent a cut or something small well worth it at least to get the tops done.
Regardless I never knew these existed. Im sure there’s a 3d print option now days. Always good to see options.
I can't believe it took me this long to learn out the speed square trick.
congrats!
Where I'm from these are $170. Nowhere near as strong or even half as good as legs made of 2×4's. 4 – 8' 2×4 are $12. That's a hard sell for me
Really appreciate this trip and making the sacrifice so we can lern
Tip: Write the load rating on the table somewhere visible. Write the rating both with and without the wheels or feet installed. You're probably not going to remember what the load rating said on the box years down the road and if you ever try loading it up, then you'll easily be able to see how much load you can put on it. The legs might have the rating molded in, but probably not in a contrasting color which might be hard to read, especially if lighting isn't perfect.
Is this available in the US?
Why is it the second commercial coming into these videos is now stuck open and preventing a person from seeing the rest of this and other videos
I'll need a back reat and wheels on my work bench. Just sayin' folk 😁
Do not be impressed by a claim of 1000lb capacity.
The “easiest” workbench???!
🤦♂️ how about the hardest and longest workbench ever made.
They gave you 4xposts and you call it a workbench??
That’s nothing but an advertisement.
I like it when said- go get yourselves caster wheels🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Even thats a task i need to do.
Luckily they gave you screws 😂
Make the same legs out of two peices of 18mm ply, 100mm wide fitted together in an L shape
Glue a screw then if you have any carpentry skills you can see how your work bench can be built
Since my nickname is Captain Caveman I will just have to get me some.
Thank you for your lovely video
Got a very similar set from Rockler about 10ish years ago. I still configure it based on wherever we happen to live.
Would what you built work as a reloading bench? I have two Dillon 550s, may get another, and two big single stage presses. Most benches have really thin plywood tops and I don't think they can handle the torque.
The cut list is for amateurs. You can use your own cut list. Those are only four legs. You can create any size work bench.
69.99 is way too expensive for 4 posts… although this is a good idea.