Great video. I really love the clamp rack. I use a bought metal rolling rack that seems to be more in the way than useful. I think I have ANOTHER new project. Also the paper to match your workbench and on cleats, AWESOME! Are you starting a youtube channel?
The Chop Saw Station, Radial arm cabinet, the junk table aka workbench, several tool stands and my outfeed assembly table are mine. I’m just starting a heavy duty solid workbench. Of course ALL the dust is mine. Apparently I’m the only one that thinks cleaning up is over rated. LOL big time.
That's what organization looks like. I am so afraid to take a picture of my shop and post it. Luckily there are no frown faces at ryobination.com. Congrats and enjoy.
The sides look like 1/4" oak. Did you cut two at once to save time? I know I would have on my scroll saw but not sure about doing that with a saber saw.
They look great and I'm sure they were greatly appreciated. It gives me a good idea for next year.
Very cool. I keep saying I want to try that but keep putting it off. I love your choice of contrasting wood. Is that a salad bowl finish or just an oil?
Great idea for a project. What did you use for the grey? It looks like tile in one picture then like almost slate in another. I hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of it!
Love the distressed finish. Using plywood on the top was a great choice. Solid lumber that large would have had a bunch of movement. The hardwood edging makes it look like a solid board. Another great project by Tjbaum.
That wood is amazing looking. I can get beautiful hardwood but never can find reclaimed lumber. The fact it's from Harpers Ferry might add some historical significance. Congrats and enjoy!
I so get that feeling of "not paying" for something I can do. I'm just not sure I would have had the patience and skills to do the job you did. Enjoy your new dining room!
