DIY Folding Mobile Workbench

Awesome💯🥰

Its nice. But for you to share it without measurments seems useless. I know we can do our own measurements since this is a DIY project but sometime it will help if there were measurements

That's cool and exactly what I want to make. I appreciate you sharing keep the projects coming.

Te quedó muy bonito!!!!❤

Wow! I didn't know this is what I actually need. Good work!

I really love this design, and it is the perfect solution for people like us. Be happy you have a 2-car garage, because I'm living with a 1-car garage, and the one thing that will never make it in is the car! By the way, did anyone ever figure out (besides you, of course) that you put the latch plate for the sash lock on backwards? 😉

Amazing work❤. I would definitely make it. Thank you for sharing this. ❤

Bravo! this table rocks! Well done!!!!!

Looks like a decent, space-saving assembly table. Thank you.

What is the width on those narrow utility hinges?

Amazing .What a beauty! Should do it.where are the measurements available ? Thanks

I hope the saw last longer than just a few more projects :)))

this is so fkin awesome.

I'll tell you what that would be excellent to throw in the back of the van, it's so compact for what it is

Neat!

Great design, and Craftsmanship!
I bought your build plans; subsequently built this "Collapsible Workbench;" and use it almost everyday. (A few years back).
Thank you for this awesome Workbench, which I absolutely enjoy using!
Well done!

Beautiful!

If you have time to waste in order to prove to yourself your abilities(and do all the labor), psychologically, it may be worth doing. But if you look at the cost making this, it is just prohibitive! Although I like the design concept, adding up the cost of the materials (including the top, ~ $70 for the cheapest 3/4" plywood) ends up costing over $200. One can buy a metal (lighter in weight but sturdier) folding table at half that price. The weight of this table is over 55 lbs (quite heavy in case one needs to move it and work on a non-concrete surface). Of course she got free tools and materials to build this and all seems perfect but she never mentioned the cost.

Is that steady enough.. Perhaps you should demo with some weight..

Awesome!

I am building the folding work bench, on the cut sheet you say 2 3/4" x 18" x 20 1/8" but in instructions move 6 you say cut 2 18" x 21 1/8" which is right it looks to me like they should be 21 1/8. What sucks is that I pre cut the pieces before hand. please let me know....tanks

I tried to buy the plans and filled in the info the form requested, and it won't process my order. It informs me that my zip code doesn't exist. (????!!!!)

Great video!
Cheers from London England 👍❤️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

very cool instructional video. Very thorough. Thank you. Will be on my to do list. Thank you.

Very nice 👌 job

How much weight do you think it can handle?

Seriously, sponsored video plus selling plans god knows where you got them from? Thumbs down

Quel est le prix $canadien

Awesome

This is perfect for what I need. Thanks 👍🏼

I can not the credit card info, it keeps flickering

Hello :) I'm sorry if it's been mentioned and I missed it but why weren't the folding braces attached at the very top, negating the need for those slats under the worktop? Also I imagine if the top's cut in half, maybe it could be stored between the legs?

Great idea

Excellent!! Where can i access the plans?

Where can I get the design plans?

Where is the list for cuts and measurements? Thanks

Gracias desde Ecuador...

Almost everything I was looking for! Thanks alot for sharing, definitely subscribed!

nicely built! Looks pretty sturdy

Wow thank you, this is wat i want, i will make it.

Wow I love this video. As a beginner DIYer, I'm happy to see a woman -- with gray hair like me -- using power tools. Very inspiring! Nice music too, great project. Glad to see a video like this. Thank you.

I built this just made it 40" tall and aligns perfectly with my larger wall stored bench on casters

I just finished this. I used Rocker bench castors that flip up and let the legs rest on the ground instead of the swivel castors. I made the legs 31" long vs 27 because of the loss of the 4" castor height. The bench is surprisingly sturdy when opened and the top is installed. I mortised the 1x3 in the spots where the sash lock needed room to nest so the structure would collapse more fully.

A set of dowel centers made locating the 4 dowels for the top a lot easier than measuring, just pick the 4 spots in the base and then use the dowel centers to mark the corresponding spots to drill in the bench top. I only had 2 1/2" centers, so I did two, installed the dowels, then marked the next pair with the top on the first pair. Self centering hinge bit also was nice to have to drill the pilot holes for the hinges.

Amazing. Thanks for making this video, working on my carpentry beginners skills

I love the fact you aren't one of thos big titles hussys.. it makes watching this video for blokes.. so much More educational.. good job mate.

Saw horses??? Never heard of Workmates?

It’s a yes from the uk👍