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wow great idea but the reason why its so loud is the bearings in the motor are bad

I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.

where are the baffle pics?

This was really helpful. I have built somethings out of MDF and now am having fun finishing them. This answered my question about whether I shoudl use glue + water or shellac to seal it. Looks like shellac is the way to go.

It's a shame you don't do videos. Very informative, very helpful. Helping me with a project I'm working on right now. You sell yourself short. You would do very well for yourself by making more videos. I hope someday you will do this regularly.

Hey @russhaynes I bought some furniture for my bedroom and only after I learned that particle board continuously off gases. I was looking into ways to seal it if possible to stop the off gassing. Do you have any tips? And is shellac the best option? Thanks!

Thanks for your video...👍

Nice vid, is not about how one look but the knowledge one wants to share to help other people in need off. There are others that are shallow who are attractive but have nothing to show for it.

Nice cart but that is not how grounding works fwiw. You can drive a copper rod into the ground 6 feet and still not have a good ground, that's why they are required to be 8 foot long. A zinc plated washer touching a concrete floor is providing almost zero grounding benefit.

Interesting, but would have been much more so with some pictures of the baffle as that seemed to be the primary point.

Place some old carpet strips inside the cabinet and directly aligned with the exit port. Place a series of baffles between the exit port and bottom cabinet opening. these should cut your noise levels even more. I am now working on my shop and just placed a central vacuum. dealing with same challenge....need a Db reader. Love your cabinet work and it really shows you care about your equipment.

Ok hi. I’m a Girl. And I don’t know a lot of wood stuff yet. And I have no friends. But anyways. Say I use this SHELLAC stuff for all this MDF I bought for $10 a 4’x8’ .. sheet thing. Each. Yeah day I SHELLAC it & then… like.. do I need to use only a certain kind of paint over the SHELLAC or am I pretty much good to go on any kind of paint I want to paint over itv

I did it myself with the Woodglut plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.

You look good and talk good 👌

doesn't this present overheating problems?

Do you have any experiencing painting over shellac? I accidentally stripped the laminate off a dresser top and am left with the thin MDF sheet, so I used shellac to seal it, then painted it but the MDF is absorbing the paint and showing that grainy texture and feeling which suggests to me that I didn't seal it enough. Can I add a layer of shellac then continue painting? Maybe even layer? Trying to get the dresser top to be wood like or at least smooth and not MDF looking.

Love the warning (and the sign of the cross) at the end !!

Great intro. Just found the video. Great bench, it's only 2 months of your life. Well done.

excellent video. Really impressed by your methodology: measuring even down to tiniest differences.

Fuck that shit playa you make you some videos, dont let the fear win. I know this old video i havent looked to see if you've made anymore videos but do your thang my friend let your light shine!

Nice Job on the Bench Russ! Love that unique Double screw Vise was it Pricey? that is so Cool I hate to Ask, but want to know total price of build of Bench? .Did You say the Twin Screw Vice does not Rack ? have You tried and irregular shape piece in it Yet? I know You look through a Whole bundle of 2X4 Stock to find pretty straight pieces. It is a real shame you cannot get #1 quality in construction Grade lumber anymore. Now that you build it keep the Sawdust flowing. BTW You might want to Looks at Bob Chase similar Bench at New Generation Workbench. He took a piece of Hardware cloth and shape it to the Contour of the center tool troth and use His Vacuum to pull Sawdust out without removing needed Tools. Bob will be Missed...Kay

Well listen I like the video & the info. If I was looking for I candy... I sure as hell wouldn’t be looking up MDF. You keep making the videos. Half a bottle of Jack and I might change my mind. But for now thanks for the help

I want the nail gun

Will shellac change the colours?

Thanks for the informative video

Amazing job!!!

Don't you afraid of things getting sucked into from the floor when the way for the air in is so low?

It has been about 5 years. Are you still using the Hovarter vise? Has it met your expectations? These never really took off, and I'm wondering if there is a product related reason, or if it was just never marketed properly.

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I know this video is old but how in the heck did you empty that thing? Looks all glued together. And you must need a step stool to get high enough to get the leverage to separate those two pails?

Your speaking was fine. Just don't ever say "heith" when referring to "height" and everything will be good. LOL I actually decided on using MDF as a sacrificial table top for by bench-mounted radial arm saw...two coats of shellac worked out well.

That is not a good ground. Not even for static. Also, line the box with carpet to really kill the noise level.

The reason that your shop vac sounds like that is because the motor fan is dirty. You have to take it apart to clean it. I would say it has probably been used without a filter. You allways need a dry filter for dust ect and a wet filter for water

Some great info, nice setup and a very good delivery, thanks for your time.

Good job on the build. Much better than before the noise reduction is awesome. I put my dust deputy and shop vac up by the front of the garage entry and use a hose reel (fast cap plywood reel) with 25 foot of pool hose on it I would like to reduce the noise and am thinking of a enclosure much like yours with the baffle. The washer idea will disapate the static charge. Yet if the metal switch box is grounded it would work even better. I found the static charge to build up on mainly on long runs of plastic and after long runs of the larger hp vacs. Not as much on the smaller shop vacs. I don't have mine grounded.

Looking for the baffle plans. Important. Thanks.

Russ, make some more videos. You're damn cool.

You are totally right! Well sorted construction grade lumber can be great to work with and can be quite beautiful. The trick is to look at what the lumber store has every time you go there. Sometimes it will be a turd. Sometimes it will be surprisingly good. When you find good wood, buy a BUNCH. A planer can really surprise you with what it does. Thank you for the hardware tip. Great stuff.... Let the bench madness begin!

Thank you Russ! You're a better presenter than you think :)

Nice work, man. My favorite roubo vid so far. HINT for working with structural lumber: Skip over the 2x4's and instead get 2x8's or 2x12's and rip 'em. You'll find much better wood that way.

Thanks for the great info!

Russ man, make more vids! Would love to see the transfer vid.

Man...so helpful! Just completed my workbench with MDF top and wanted to make sure the shellac wouldn’t swell but want the top protected some. Loved the “...uhh, beer...” comment HAHA. Great video Russ, preciate ya.

I’ve watched a fair amount of videos on building these work benches. The last 2 or 3 have had that tool drop. I think that makes a lot of sense. Your vice is fantastic. I’m going to copy some of what you have done.

Budget? ..... Maybe if talking about the material... But the skill, the planning, the painstaking attention to detail... No way is " budget " it took you 2 months to build this bench, it's taking me 2 years to build mine.. Maybe be its due to your skill ... But you didn't acquire those skills building this bench, it took you years and countless mistakes to accomplish the skill you have, as for me ... it's going to take my dumb ass more than countless mistakes to learn the many skills of wood working. Nice video but the bench steals the show, nice work good luck to ya. Cheers and jeers from New York.wish me luck... Here's me doing wood working.. " dame it !!! I swear I measure it 3 times..." Back to Home Depot for more wood to make more mistakes... Budget, budget my ass.

Budget

Beautiful bench!

that little bitty 2 1/2 hp vac with the little capacity bucket? No thanks. I use at least a 5 hp unit with a 20gal capacity Eagle bucket. And if you use a Fein vac the noise is also the lowest of many vacs!

Russ, I agree with everyone else. Feel GOOD about yourself for having the GUTS to put yourself out in public, and not a THING wrong with your video. I feel very comfortable going the Amber Shellac route now. Thank you for helping me.

Hi... how do you like the WEN? Are they good product?