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Hello , I cannot afford all those gadgets you have , I guess I’m old school 😊

One of the top essential videos on desktop, countertop, and workbench building. Thanks for sharing!

Could you use a car wax or not?

When attaching the base to the top I prefer to drive my first pocket hole then square it up using the corner to corner measuring method and then flush trim the plywood. But thanks for the video man! Subscribing.

What tape are you using to cover the holes ?

I keep seeing these videos. Rust oleum is a thing that is made to stop rust on surfaces like this I use it, and yes it chips, and breaks away eventually but I don't have rust. And I have a ton of humidity In my garage right now.

Nice demo! Thank you!

I love your show I'm 78 and I'm going to try to buy some tools and learn to make some of the things you make I could use the extra money something to take up my lonely hours I've watched a lot of your shows and yours is fun

I love The Cutting Board oil look

Admittedly that's the way they laminate stuff - but it's for high-stress / load use - trusses come to mind. Save your glue next time and just do each corner. You can break it down again with a coping saw or wire saw, etc..

Thank you Sir.

“Easy Glue Up” and the guy literally has 13 clamps available.

You lightly sanded between each poly coat. What grit did you use ? And was it by hand or electric ?

What is the measurements length of the 10 piece on top

Nice video. But I don’t dig how the color of the wood is not even. I would have stained or painted.

It may have been asked but would I have issues with black epoxy staining the wood? All my bigger voids I coat in clear and then fill with black but I have some fine cracks that I obviously can't clear coat first. Thanks!

I’ve been using Rockler’s glue bottle roller for years. Love it.

i would borrow your idea on hiding the irobot.

Bondo \m/'s. I use to use it when moving hinge and latch placement on doors. No wait time. I'm a vendor for Depot. Even worked out of your store 11 years ago. No shame in using Ryobi. I've got a few of their tools. Nailer, belt sander, hot glue gun. Does the job. Thank you for all your effort. I know better than most all the work that goes into producing a video. It doesn't just jump out of the camera to RUclips...

Good video, nice build. Nice to see someone more local to me. I'm down in Rocklin.

will the C channel help with sagging on such a long desktop?

Hello Im going to redo a set of boards. What grit sandpaper do you recommend using between coats ??

The link for the router bit does NOT take you to the bit, just the retailer's main page. PLEASE either fix the link, or put the FULL description of the router bit, so we can search for it on the retailer's website.

I enjoyed this video but my OCD kicked in with the saw holes left open. Why not get a piece of 1/4" square dowel to fill them?

Hi, great movie what do you use for the desktop legs?

DIY!!!??? I don't have thousands of dollars worth of tools! How do you build these with normal people's tools? Bcuz not everyone has those tools you show just to make a couple simple boards, you shouldn't title it DIY, it should say for professionals only! 😠😡

from experience, i'll say this: it helps to know real well which is the top before putting in bisquits, dowels, etc, just in case you aren't exactly in the middle edit: great video! i should have said that originally

Hi do you interested in our powder coated MDF board? which is very popular and hot used as various kinds of tables tops. it was eco-friendly, odorless and durable also scratch resistant.

Really liked the idea of the 2x4s and creating an air gap for the insulation, but would've liked to know if you ever did anything to the ceiling area and if you ever planned to make this an air conditioned space.

What bit do you use and does it matter if it's CNC bit

Any idea what setting your sander speed was on? High/medium/low?

Nice. I have been searching for this. Thanks

I recently made this item with help. It’s cool.

In the video it shows you are using 1x4's for the frame. In the plans, it says to use 1x3's, not 1x4's. Wondering which size boards you would recommend as best?

Looks like way too much plastic.

I have a q? I'm wanting to close in a backporch patio. After framing should I add foam insulation and then my plywood then set my windows or frame. Plywood and insulate from inside??? Thanks for any input.

Mine racks very badly

I know this is two years old, but just wanted to let you know that I enjoyed the video. Regarding the multi-tool, I use mine all the time, however, more for custom renovation projects. They are extremely loud, so in the shop I prefer the pull saw.

Almost exactly my process to build small countertops (no steel channels needed). I usually use maple or poplar and top them with 1/4" glass cut to size. Nice job. (BTW... I have that exact same Mikita track saw... love it.)

Great stuff. Just straight and simple and great results

Perfect! Thank you for this tutorial, i built it, and it came awesome!

how much dose all that cost?

Where could I buy s3s lumber?

'Shamfer'

I'm a plumber/ gasfitter in Boston and really cannot watch these videos enough.

While watching the part making the pencil holder, I couldn't help but thinking about when I was little and building things with Lincoln Logs!

No actually I think it's fabulous, I've got a 14" Ridgid

What a great video, thank you. I'm planning on re-purposing some old oak scaffold boards to make a table for our outside patio. If I apply a decent outside varnish and put a cover over the table in the winter do you think it will last or am I completely wasting my time?

for the pencil holder, it might look nice to keep the lid on and cut a square hole in it for the pencils, but it would give it a nice symmetrical rim

Would have liked a breakdown of the costs and time spent. Would have also liked to know what you charged for it.