You have to bring your car 🚗 to the car wash after that build

Brilliant work well done the tools are so modern most of mine are over 45 years old I have Subscribed to your site keep the videos coming Good luck from Ireland

Don't use salt it affects the glue

Your using apples and oranges 😕😕😕😕😕😕

Bob Barker. lol

Thank you for making this video. From Bob Barker to your thumbs up friend, this is hugely helpful. After saving enough for the DWE7491RS your plans will make a perfect outfeed bench for my next project.

I like your friend he looks cool guy bring him in the videos

Thank you please read Romans 10:9-13❤

The dolley you had in the background at the start, what is it called, im looking for one just like it.

I'm looking to do similar 600 sq ft Can I get one mounted on inside wall? How to drain? I am at an Airbnb and there is a head unit mounted on inside wall. The drain is what I wondered.

Very nice router table and a great video. Thanks

Excelente trabalho, parabéns 👍🏻

Nice table...not complicated joinery...but I wouldn't use the term 'easy' to describe the project. Loads of specialty tools, jigs, bits and clamps are needed which 95%of DIYer don't have.

I just completed my router table build. Your UKposts was great but more importantly the written directions and diagrams were clear and easy to follow. Thank you!

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100% super dope. I would go with a darker wood maybe a cherry or walnut. but daum that looks dope. will it work with a phone ? to open the secret compartment?

All those tools and no track saw ? Especially With only a job table saw

Great tips thanks for sharing

Very nice 💕💕

Absolutely great build love the way this turned out love the fact that you can’t tell that it’s a hidden compartment ,like you said with most of them you can tell that they have a hidden compartment in some way. Great job your videos are getting better and better missed Bob Barker in the video.

Hey there! I have to tell you that I’ve been watching your videos from day 1 and the quality of this channel continues to improve with each video. Great job! I do, however, have a question as a fellow woodworker. I hope it isn’t too rude to ask but I am genuinely interested. Why did you decide to invest in expensive Festool machines like the Domino and Miter saw instead of replacing the most commonly used tool in the shop- the table saw? Asking since I went the other way.. Had a period of time where I had maybe 10,000 $ worth of Festool machines and ended up selling most of them (except for the router) and going back to basics like dowels, m&t and half laps.

Very nice

The build is great, the clients choice of color… not a fan especially freshly stained but it’s his table and you seemed to calm it down which turned out much better. I normally hate staining hard woods, and yet I love skateboard colored ply but white oak has such a soft warmth and richness to it I hate to see it covered up. Anyways look forward to more builds

Looks Perfect. Like the stain. Keep on keeping on

Great looking project and love white oak for it. Intending this as advice, not a critique. Please stop apologizing for owning and using a domino. You made the investment and ought to share how it saves time and increases accuracy (or whatever fits) for you.

Did you buy your white oak S2S?

Fun build!

How wide is the final table top? I’m trying to decide between 3 or 3.5 ft wide for my build.

Nice build, but I question the double layer top, and the mitred trim around it. I could understand if the top layer was sacrifial, but pva'ing them together puts paid to that idea. And a close up of the 'trim' shows innacurate cutting of the leg joints. I have no issue with the innacurracy, it's the combining of diy workmanship and OTT extras. Apart from that, I love the basic bench design.

Awesome project!!

Another great result - table looks great and the bevel makes it look modern and elegant. Your doggie supervisor is so well behaved on camera!

Hey, I really like the design you chose with the tapered edges. So much more elegant than a lot of the 4x4-based designs that look chunky. How is the Douglas fir doing after a couple years outside?

nice home 🏡

ohh geez i thought i could build a patio table by just directly purchase serveral board from homedepot and nail them together, it seems i gotta have to buy a bunch of tool first

The Dog!

Ok, so when I introduce you "BOB BARKER" you look cool, relaxed and at home in the woodwork shop. Give them the belief of being a competent partner. DOG: "is this the look"?

I was outa here in 10 seconds due to UKposts ads. Sorry.

Nice work thanks

I live in south California, and need a big outdoor table like this design. What kind of wood is better for long lasting but affordable, pressure treated wood? Thank you

Thanks for posting I built mine but I was wondering if maybe my router is too far away from the back of my table. ( 7 inches from lift device to back of table. )Could you tell me minimum distance on yours? I also use a 2 1/2 inch dust port lots of suction and volume. also I was wondering why you decided to put holes in the back instead of holes in the front for good air flow. Thanks in advance for your help. , Phil

No not worth. Its a scam for this price

What type of paint did you use? I'm in the process of building these and just realized the finish of my mdf panel may look different than my wood frame.

Don’t cross arm when cutting on the miter saw. That’s bad practice, unsafe. Please .

I bought your plans and I ended up using my 30 year old Craftsman table saw. It needed a little work, but now it runs like a charm. The thing is I did have to make adjustments as my saw was a little deeper than the Dewalt saw that you used. I also had to make it a few inches in width shorter , so that when it rolled into my shed it would fit through my door. Mine ended up being 42" wide. Still plenty of working room.After it was done the drawer in the front just seemed to deep. Yours must of been deeper., Or i missed a step. It fit a lot of things and sturdy enough for weight but things were hard to find with the deepness. So i decided to make it into two drawers. The top drawer being 4 to 5" tall, fit most of the small tools while working with wood, and the bottom drawer was about 6 to 7" tall. I put a notch on the top bottom drawer to use it to pill open, and a notch on the bottom side of the top drawer to pull open. Now I did have to use 1/2" plywood around my notch to close it in 1 1/2" rectangular notch out inside to close it in and to get your fingers in there. But overall it was fun to build. I used the far back of the table to mount me a a router under neath with t track. I put electrical plugs in so that everything can be plugged in and also I had a spare battery charger so i screwed that behind my saw to the side. I mounted a measuring tape holder on the front so that i can always have a tape measure. I put in a crank pencil sharper with a place to hold pencils. Last thing I did was to make a holder for all my battery powered drills. Made a place to put my pipe clamps. Anyways your plans were great and as I was building it lots of things kept pooping in my mind to make it a one stop bench with accessories.

Amazing work the cabinet looks amazing also. Always enjoy watching your videos can’t wait to see what you do next

Good work man. Love the black and the white oak top. Question for ya, how come u didn’t just flush trim the face frame where the drawers go too like u did for the shelves? That way u wouldn’t need the spacer for the drawer slides cus of the lip. Just curious

Bel lavoro complimenti, ti seguo sempre bravo. Un salutone dall'Italia.

First rate project. And I really appreciate your thorough step-by-step explanations, with carefully positioned camera positioning. Well done. Looking forward to more of your videos.

Very nice it looks great maybe mum can print a logo on a few tees

A really nice cabinet for Mom. I'm sure she was elated with it and will put it to good use. Well done!!