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...low podcasters/bloggers know what I’m talking about. So there were three primary goals this week: finish the wall cabinets, build a new assembly table, and build a new outfeed table. None of these projects were dramatically different than things we’ve done in the past on the show but I&#...
Construction of a dead flat torsion box assembly table, similar to the one made by David Marks on Woodworks....
... box spacers alternate for easy brad gun use; assembly of base is entirely with confirmat screws and no glue allowing disassembly if ever desired. The table is 36 x 72 inches with 32 inch height. ...
Right Click to Download Right Click to Download in HD Subscription Options This video was recording like on 9/14/11. My goal was to discuss my new torsion box assembly table and what makes it different from the original Torsion Box Assembly Table. To be perfectly frank, the differences werenR...
...t. The top is flat and stable, never needs to be flattened. This design is extremely rigid, no chance of racking. The leg-vise chop is also a torsion box, lending the same benefits. 8/4 lumber is expensive and all solid lumber warps over time, not a torsion box. I made the chop from scrap 1/2̸...
This week’s project comes from Patrick. My poor little assembly table is cowering in the corner with its tail between its legs. lol. He writes: This is my take on your assembly table. I had been contemplating what to do for a replacement bench for a couple of years. It was not until I s...
Wood Species: MDF, ply, hardboard Project Description: I had an old workbench that had a steel top so after watching Marc’s torsion box assembly table video, I decided to give building one a crack myself. The box is primarily made from 1″ MDF and a hardboard layer on the top skin. I al...
This video covers the construction of our assembly table base. This unit has tons of storage thanks to the dual-sided design. Details covered include: cutting the sheetgoods, milling the rabbet and dado joinery, installing European cup hinges, and installing full extension drawer slides. And be sur...
I figured I’d share this since it’s mostly based on what I’ve learned from watching your videos. I have posted this on another woodworking forum only to have people ask me for better pictures / plans, etc. For those looking for an outfeed table, lots of drawers to hold stuff, and ...
ve me an opportunity to try my hand at making rail and stile panels. All of the spalted hack-berry panels were cut just using simple bevel cuts on the table saw to make the raised panels. It was important to me to hide the lock, so I routed a short slot in the center of the plywood bottom panel and ...
Love your site and all your podcasts. You have done great things for the craft or should I say sport. Anyway, I built a new assembly table using your torsion box design. I thought you might be interested in it since you gave yours away and will have to build a new one when you get your new shop. It...
...le things that don’t really have a place as a full Wood Whisperer episode. I hope you enjoy them. This mini covers the process of sawing off a box top. This particular box is part of the Sawmill Creek Forum’s Keepsake Box Collaboration. Germain told me about it, and Jim and Dewey invit...