THE ULTIMATE WORKBENCH
Category: HowtoAuthor: crpaulk
Published (on YouTube): 2011-05-06
Published (here): 2012-04-18
Rating: 4.889535; Votes:688
Views: 171193; Favorites: 591
Description:
This work bench was designed by a seasoned finish carpenter and home builder who saw a need and addressed it. This work bench is field tested and works. Beauty, Simplicity, Functionality describe this unique answer to an age old problem. It is amazing to me the attention my work bench is getting. This unit is the basic idea fleshed out in a functional design a carpenter can build in his shop. I have many improvements and details, I will be adding to the design. The main upgrade I am working on is a design to make this unit mass produceable and shipable. I would be interested in getting feed back from those who think this might be a good tool to bring to the market. Designer/Builder Ron Paulk www.paulkhomes.com
Video duration: 9 min.
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Comments on «THE ULTIMATE WORKBENCH»:
BigggMooMoo on 2012-04-10Amazing workshop! ...
Amazing workshop! like my own workshop it is meticulously clean and organized...I agree with what you said in reply to Plebscrubber, if someone left a mess in my workshop I'd send them packing too...nothing worse than a disorganised or unclean workshop = that is how amateurs operate in my opinion. Thanks for posting this vid
crpaulk on 2012-04-07
Hi, send me an ...
Hi, send me an email at crpaulk@msn.com, and I will send you a Paypal invoice. The Work bench is $10, Miter Stand $10, Cross Cut Jig $5 package of all 3 plans $22. I have a video on the Paulk Homes channel here at You Tube that provides detailed info on the plans and how to get them. Thank You, Ron
dosman2012 on 2012-04-07
I love the idea. ...
I love the idea. Great job. Where can i get the Plans and measurements please.
crpaulk on 2012-04-06
The finished height ...
The finished height of bench is 36"
jackmack53 on 2012-04-05
Hey I like your ...
Hey I like your Idea what's the finished Height of your table! Great Idea!
bradkrit on 2012-04-04
Ron Paul 2012!
Ron Paul 2012!
crpaulk on 2012-04-03
It works well for ...
It works well for me, so I guess we can agree to disagree.
sullyray1000 on 2012-04-03
I see you front ...
I see you front loaded so the bench weight supports the saw. so this table is useless for any rips over 18"? you have to drag around a track saw? if your open minded it is possible to build a mobile system withe the saw mounted in proper orientation. allowing you one less tool on the trailer. i guess if it works for you thats what counts. your design has a few nice features but overall its not much better than just using an outfeed roller
crpaulk on 2012-04-03
As a home builder I ...
As a home builder I am looking for portability, not a sliding table saw. The wider stuff is handled with a track saw. Nothing over 18" is ripped and no cross cutting. Check out the other videos to see how the parallel guides and cross cut jig offer the function of larger shop saws, but remain portable. I had a cabinet shop with the big stuff, but sold it and good riddance. I like mobility.
sullyray1000 on 2012-04-03
Ron, overall I like ...
Ron, overall I like its mobility and the clamp layout. pro cabinet shops all in common the saws allways side mounted. I have to ask why is yours front mounted? inefficient use of a saw trying to cut larger pieces of stock. do you only rip long skinny lengths. there is no length to your fence.now some constructive advice. ability to side mount a saw would be foremost. you could incorporate a sled fence sideways. also a drop in router accessory with sled. im not knocking you its a good start.
PlebScrubber on 2012-04-01
so pathetic that ...
so pathetic that you e-stalked me to dig for dirt to use against me? get a life mr p is a pompus douche looks like queer eye for the straight guys workshop
pizzownt on 2012-03-31
Maybe Mr. P likes ...
Maybe Mr. P likes to clean up after himself? Don't be a jerk just because you can. I could say that only one of the five videos of yours that I watched had more than 50% thumbs up... But who would that help?
Breauxmaintconst on 2012-03-31
The best I've seen.
The best I've seen.
crpaulk on 2012-03-31
Send me an email ...
Send me an email with request to: crpaulk@msn.com I will send you a paypal invoice. TKS, Ron
rockybanditcat on 2012-03-31
Great table. How ...
Great table. How do I get a copy of the plans.
dcms2004 on 2012-03-30
Ron, What ...
Ron, What thickness ply do you use? I am concernerd with the weight in my aging years.
crpaulk on 2012-03-29
If you worked for ...
If you worked for me and I found oil stains, oily rags, hardware laying around my shop, I would free up your schedule to pursue other opportunities.
PlebScrubber on 2012-03-29
the whole workshop ...
the whole workshop looks fake and unused like a display in a store should be oil stain on the floor and some old rags on the bench and some stray nuts and bolts this is like a ladies kitchen before a tupperware party
Cosme422 on 2012-03-27
I would prefer the ...
I would prefer the table saw in the middle of the table but it's still great
wkl747 on 2012-03-24
good idea; thanks ...
good idea; thanks for sharing.
DigitalSkyline on 2012-03-22
Ron Paul 2012 ;) . ...
Ron Paul 2012 ;) ... nice bench, but you're wife is right!
albudnick on 2012-03-22
What size plywood ...
What size plywood did you use? 
silvioatutube on 2012-03-19
Man! I only went ...
Man! I only went as far as 1:50 and I had to stop to salute you: Well done, Sir! Well done! Now I'm gonna continue and then "Like" and "Subscribe"!
xchvcwryb on 2012-03-19
Nice advertisement. ...
Nice advertisement. Everywhere you take your workbench out of your trailer it's instant recognition of above average craftsmanship. This is good advertisement, its not that pay per click crap from the rest of the Internet.
carp1844 on 2012-03-17
Take the "k" off ...
Take the "k" off your name and you'll have my vote for sure.