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0:03oh hi in this video I'm going to show
0:06you how I made this outfeed
0:09table that's pretty much it so follow
0:12along check the video description for
0:13all the products and parts we used also
0:16in the video description there's a link
0:18to the bourbon blade which is in stock
0:20right now on the website if you haven't
0:22got yours yet you should have it over
0:23there you should you should head over
0:25there and do that because Christmas is
0:27coming up it makes a great gift and
0:28we're going to run out so
0:30go get one all right watch the
0:33[Music]
0:48video the shop might look a little
0:51different than you remember it last time
0:53because we got some new tools set up we
0:55got some cool things from Powermatic a
0:57new table sawce set up we got the band
0:59saw the drill press and everything is
1:02starting to look pretty good
1:05ooh ah
1:08oh there's just one slight problem this
1:12table saw needs an outfeed table now
1:15I've built many an outfeed table in my
1:18life and the last one I built was
1:20ginormous because I had a big shop but
1:23this is not a big shop it's a
1:25mediumsized shop so we're going to have
1:27to build a mediumsized outf table and
1:30I'm well aware that space is limited so
1:32I wanted to design a table that would be
1:34multi-functional not just one big giant
1:38Square giant Square that's what they
1:41used to call me in Middle School anyways
1:43I grabbed a snack got on my computer and
1:45I designed this now I know it doesn't
1:47look that wonderful on the SketchUp file
1:51but my idea is simple instead of one
1:53outfeed table I do two Separate Tables
1:57one of them will permanently stay next
1:58to the table saw and the other one will
2:01be on casters so I can wield around have
2:03it for a larger outfeed table if I want
2:06or move it for just a separate work
2:08surface if that's what I need so I went
2:11to the store and I bought some wood now
2:13I'm going to construct this table out of
2:15a combination of solid white Maple and
2:18birch plywood why did I choose those two
2:22things I don't know that's just what
2:24they had in stock at the store and it
2:27was on
2:28sale now I don't want this thing to be
2:30flimsy I want to be able to jump on it
2:32dive on it slide across it so I'm going
2:34to make the legs out of solid Maple and
2:36I'm going to glue up two pieces of 84
2:39then plain and Mill it down until
2:41they're 3 and 1/2 in by 3 and 1/2 in so
2:44I grab some 8/4 and I started cutting it
2:46roughly to the right length making sure
2:48to leave a few inches that I can cut off
2:50and get it exactly perfect once all the
2:53milling and gluing is done once I got
2:55all of my pieces chopped down to the
2:57right length I started ripping them to
2:59the right width on the table saw now I
3:01don't have a joiner set up in this
3:03smaller shop yet but lucky for me all of
3:06these pieces of 8 quarter had one Edge
3:08already straight lined and although it
3:11wasn't perfect it was close enough I
3:14started with that straight line against
3:15my table saw fence I ripped all the
3:17boards in half right down the middle and
3:19then I flipped all the boards over with
3:21that freshly cut side right against the
3:23table saw fence and I cut them all to
3:25their final width now it was time to
3:27plan them down a little bit because two
3:30pieces of 8/4 SLA together was going to
3:32be more than 3 and 1/2 in and I was a
3:35little excited because I got to use the
3:37planer that I just outfitted in my last
3:40video so that's fun I started running
3:43all those pieces of maple through the
3:45planer and slowly bringing them down to
3:48the right thickness and I mean slowly
3:51because as nice as this planer is you
3:53can't take too much off or it gets angry
3:55at you so you got to do light passes but
3:58pretty soon I had all the pieces M down
4:00and once glued together these will be
4:02nice 3 and 1/2 by 3 and 1/2 blocks now
4:05because I did all of my Milling ahead of
4:07time meaning I can't Mill them after I
4:10glue them at least not very much I want
4:12to make sure that they glue together
4:14pretty darn perfect so I'm going to
4:16sandwich some dominoes in between each
4:18block to help with alignment so I pulled
4:21out the trusty Domino Joiner now again
4:25I'm just putting these in there for
4:26alignment they're not going to add to
4:28the strength of the overall glue up
4:30because that's a lot of long grain to
4:32long grain gluing action and you just
4:34don't need the strength but to keep them
4:36from Slip Sliding around well those
4:38dominoes are going to come in pretty
4:40handy so I morti a few holes roughly in
4:43the center of each board I just added
4:45one Domino on each end I figured that
4:47would be good enough and then I added
4:50just a light amount of glue a lot of
4:52people want to just fill the entire
4:54Center of this kind of glue up with glue
4:56and you just don't need it less
4:59sometimes is more and more is sometimes
5:02less and I mean less cleanup because you
5:06don't have all that squeeze out all over
5:08the place once I got them hooked
5:10together with those dominoes I threw on
5:12some clamps and then I rinsed and
5:13repeated until I had not four but eight
5:17solid pieces of maple all glued up that
5:20will eventually become my
5:21legs I let these sit to do their thing
5:24overnight not that they needed that much
5:27time it just happened to be the end of
5:28the day and I came out the next morning
5:30took them all out of clamps and it was
5:32time to whip them into shape I don't
5:34mean literally whip them that wouldn't
5:37do a lot I'm going to just send them
5:39through the planer one more time take
5:41just a 30 second of an inch off to get
5:43rid of that glue and then it was over to
5:45the miter saw to cut them to their final
5:48length and now they're really starting
5:50to look like nice Maple
5:52legs I just have to build the rest of
5:55the table structure and for that I'm
5:58using again maple but this time 3/4 or
6:01in this case 1316 because you ask for
6:043/4 they actually give you 13/16 cuz
6:07they expect you're going to Mill it a
6:08little bit so I took these boards over
6:10to the table saw they also had a
6:12straight line on one Edge and I ripped
6:14them all down to 3 and 1/2 in wide
6:16because well it matches the legs and I
6:19thought it would look nice then I got
6:21back on my computer to figure out all my
6:23measurements for my various parts and
6:25pieces for all the stretchers and
6:27supports then back over to the miter
6:29side to cut all of those pieces to
6:31length pretty soon I had all of these
6:34structural components for my tables
6:36completely cut to the right size and I
6:39could start to figure out all of my
6:40joinery now whenever I'm doing tables
6:43with legs you're probably like don't all
6:45tables have legs well no some tables
6:47have pedestal bases so stick with me on
6:49this I like to take my four legs push
6:52them together and then make sure I get
6:54them all oriented in the correct
6:56direction because I want all my seams
6:58going together I don't want them all
7:00mismatched so I draw on the top and mark
7:02them all so I can get them back into
7:04that orientation once I do all my
7:06joinery and then I needed to create a
7:09little template to help me lay out all
7:11of my dominoes now all of the stretchers
7:14and all of the legs on all the various
7:16tables are going to be hooked together
7:18at the exact same location which means I
7:21can make this one template with my marks
7:23on there for my dominoes stick it on the
7:25end of my leg and then just transfer
7:27those marks onto each leg and I know
7:30exactly where to mortise out with my
7:32Domino Joiner and I don't have to keep
7:34all of the pieces in a certain order
7:37because they're all identical so if I
7:38grab the wrong piece and hook it onto
7:40the wrong leg it doesn't matter cuz
7:42they're all the same when it comes to
7:44hooking these stretcher pieces into the
7:46leg I wanted to make sure that I inset
7:48them exactly 3/4 of an inch from the
7:51back of the leg that's not going to make
7:54a lot of sense right now but it will he
7:56in a little bit so just stick with me on
7:58that so I used a 3/4 in setup Block in
8:02from the outside of the leg and then I
8:04used 38 of an in setup blocks to find
8:07the dead center of my stretcher piece
8:10but that stretcher piece is actually
8:111316 so I used 38 plus 13 second and
8:16that got me the dead center of the piece
8:19hopefully that wasn't confusing next I
8:22had to set up my Domino Joiner so I
8:24could hit that dead center of the
8:25stretcher piece so that when I hooked
8:26The Dominoes into the stretcher and I
8:28put them into the leg I still had that
8:303/4 of an inch gap on the back side of
8:33the leg again that's a lot of numbers
8:36and this might not make any sense but it
8:38will later on in the video so just hang
8:41tight I had to add mortices at the top
8:44of the leg and also towards the bottom
8:46because there's stretchers on the top
8:48and the bottom so I Zip Zap Zed with the
8:51Domino Joiner and pretty soon all of my
8:53legs were more to St then I use that
8:57exact same template that I used to mark
8:59on the legs and I used it to Mark out
9:01where I needed to add Dominoes on all of
9:03the stretcher pieces so I marked marked
9:07here and I marked marked there and I got
9:11a level with you I pretty much marked
9:15everywhere over and over and over again
9:19because there were a lot of stretcher
9:20pieces once I had them all marked though
9:23then I got the thrill of mortising all
9:26of them out twice on each side once all
9:31of my pieces were mortised out I wanted
9:33to make the legs a little fancier before
9:37I hooked everything together so I
9:38grabbed this chering bit from bits and
9:41bits there is a link in the video
9:42description and I added a nice little
9:44champer to all the corners of my legs
9:47then I always like to pre-and everything
9:50before I glue it up because it's just
9:52way easier so I sanded everything
9:54thoroughly where the heck was Craig I
9:57don't know then I added glue and
9:59dominoes and I started hooking all of my
10:01various parts and pieces together I'm
10:04going to do this as a two-stage glue up
10:06meaning I'm going to glue together my
10:08end cap kind of sections of the table
10:11base once those dry then I'll glue the
10:13longer sections on that'll just make it
10:16less crazy to try and do all of it at
10:18once glue-ups are always stressful as it
10:20is and there's no reason to make them
10:22harder than they need to be so a little
10:25glue a little tap tap taparoo with the
10:27hammer and pretty soon soon I had all of
10:30my little end sections of my two outfeed
10:33tables glued up and in
10:37clamps I let these sit a good 40 minutes
10:41trying to be as patient as I could
10:43before I pulled them out of clamps and
10:45it was time to do the second phase of
10:47our glue up which was our longer
10:49stretcher pieces now this required a lot
10:51more dominoes and a lot more glue at one
10:54time so I enlisted Craig to come help me
10:56so that we could move fast and in no
10:59time we had all of our pieces put
11:01together and our end caps slapped in
11:04place and we had one of our two tables
11:08glued up once we had it all hooked up we
11:11just laid it down on the floor added
11:13some longer pipe clamps this time and it
11:16was starting to look like an actual
11:18table with Craig's help I got the second
11:21table glued up as well and while I
11:23waited for the glue to dry I decided to
11:25start cutting all of my plywood panels
11:27to make them look more you
11:30know
11:31shoppy
11:34organizational
11:36pretty insert adjective anyways I ripped
11:41all the plywood down on the table saw
11:43then I cut it to the final length using
11:45the track saw being very careful not to
11:47cut into my brand new table saw that
11:50would be bad for the saw as well as bad
11:52for the blade I ripped the smaller
11:55sections down on the table saw and then
11:57when I had all of my pieces cut cut I
11:59added some pocket holes to the sides of
12:02each panel you might be thinking pocket
12:04holes really well this is shop Furniture
12:07so we're going to do things a little bit
12:09different to make sure that it goes
12:10quick and easy but it's still going to
12:12look nice I'll show you what these
12:14pocket holes are for in just a second
12:17once I added the pocket holes to the
12:18smaller panels I added pocket holes to
12:20the sides of the larger panels as well
12:23and we were ready to hook the panels
12:25into place so I took the clamps off of
12:28our tables it had been a good 30 minutes
12:31at this point so that glue's got to be
12:33dry and I started inserting my
12:36panels now if this was a fine piece of
12:39furniture I probably would have made
12:41these panels float in between the legs
12:43and those upper rails and styles so that
12:45it looked really nice on the inside as
12:48well as on the outside but because I set
12:51those stretcher pieces in from the leg
12:533/4 of an inch it gave us this perfect
12:56spot to set our 3/4 in ply W and make
13:00everything flush on the inside of the
13:02table which is going to be really handy
13:05when it comes to installing our drawer
13:06slides because we're not going to have
13:08to fur out the edges to install those
13:11slides once I screwed in the top and
13:13bottom of the panel just with some
13:15screws right into the stretcher I used
13:17those pocket holes that I drilled to
13:19screw in the side of the panel directly
13:21into the leg locking everything into the
13:24place and from the outside it really
13:26just looks like a floating panel no
13:29nobody's ever going to know we just
13:30slapped some screws in there with my
13:33panels secure in my first table I pushed
13:37it aside and it was time to do the exact
13:39same thing to table number two although
13:42these panels are going to be oriented in
13:43a slightly different manner the first
13:46table the ends are open so that I can
13:48install drawers that are accessible on
13:50either side of the table saw however on
13:53this second table the front is going to
13:55be open so that that will all be drawers
13:57so that when the two tables are push
13:59together you're not covering up any of
14:01your drawer storage see despite what you
14:04might think I actually do have a plan
14:07sometimes once I had all the panels in
14:10the second table it was time to start
14:12figuring out how to install our bottom
14:14panel for this I'm just going to go
14:17super simple I started out by taking
14:20measurements off of each individual
14:22table to get the correct internal
14:25lengths then I cut down some scrap
14:27pieces of plywood that were exactly 3/4
14:30of an inch shorter in width than my
14:33stretcher pieces so my stretcher pieces
14:35are 3 and 1/2 in and these pieces are 2
14:38and 3/4 and you might be asking why but
14:42why why well I'll show you here in just
14:45a second essentially we're creating a
14:47nice lip around the entire bottom of the
14:50table that we can then recess our bottom
14:52panel down into it'll sit on top of that
14:55lip and it'll still sit flush with the
14:58top of that stretch
14:59so I just went around the whole thing
15:01cutting all the pieces to the right size
15:03and screwing them in place once I had
15:06all those done I flipped the entire
15:08thing over and then well and then I was
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16:30this
16:31[Music]
16:36try with that nice lip created around
16:39the perimeter of the bottom of our table
16:41we now had the perfect surface to drop
16:43in that bottom panel so I cut a panel to
16:46fit dropped it in there and then I just
16:48sent some screws right through the top
16:50of the panel into those lip pieces I
16:53mean again this is shop Furniture so
16:56we're building it different don't won
16:59hold me to this style of building for
17:01everything I feel like the fun thing
17:03about shop Furniture is you can get away
17:05with a lot more just slapping stuff
17:07together but we still want it to look
17:09nice so I made sure to keep all of the
17:12screws on the inside where you're not
17:14going to see them so for this middle
17:17panel I just hooked it in with more
17:19pocket holes once I had that table done
17:22I pushed it aside and then it was time
17:25to do the exact same thing to the bottom
17:28of the other table table but I won't
17:30make you watch that whole process
17:31because you already saw that once
17:34another thing I wanted to do before
17:36these tables got too heavy and it was
17:37hard to flip them over was add some
17:39self-leveling feet to the bottom of each
17:42leg I did this because you're never
17:45going to hit that height perfect when
17:47you're trying to match your table saw so
17:49I always make my outed tables a little
17:51bit shorter than they need to be and
17:53then I can erase them to exactly the
17:55right height with these self-leveling
17:56feet they're super easy to install I'll
17:59include a link in the video description
18:01step one you recess a little hole in the
18:03top of each foot with a large forer bit
18:06then you drill a deeper hole in the
18:07center of that hole so that the entire
18:09leveling system can sit down in there
18:12you also have to make sure that Center
18:13hole is deep enough for the bolt of the
18:15actual self-leveling foot then you
18:18pre-drill and screw the bracket in place
18:21then you take your leveling foot and you
18:23just thread it into the bracket all the
18:25way down and boom goes the dynamite you
18:29have your self-leveling foot installed
18:32you just repeat that process on every
18:34leg and now there's feet on your table
18:38pretty confident that that was the last
18:40time I'm going to have to flip these
18:42upside down I decided it was a good time
18:44to install my drawer slides I'm doing
18:47three drawers per opening and they're
18:49all going to be identical in size so I
18:52took the entire height of my opening I
18:54divided it by three and then I cut some
18:56scrap pieces of plywood so that I could
18:59use those to space out my drawer slides
19:01I start with the biggest piece doing
19:03that top drawer slide first then I do
19:05the smaller piece doing the drawer slide
19:07down below and then finally I put the
19:09last drawer slide right on the bottom on
19:12these side openings on the other table I
19:14did two drawers per opening cuz I
19:17figured it'd be nice to have some bigger
19:19drawers then I slid the carcasses in
19:21front of my table saw and believe it or
19:24not they were starting to look pretty
19:26good yeah time to make drawers I figured
19:30as long as the carcasses of the tables
19:32were here we should use them as an outf
19:35table so I slapped a scrap piece of 3/4
19:37in plywood on the top so that it would
19:39work a little more efficiently and we
19:41started ripping down Baltic Birch to the
19:44correct width for all of our drawer box
19:46pieces once I had a bunch of strips
19:48ripped down to the right size it was
19:50time to add a nice little Groove a/2 in
19:52up from the bottom of each piece that
19:54will hold the bottom panel of the drawer
19:57so I ran each piece back through the
19:59table saw a couple times until I had a
20:01nice 1/ quarin Groove then I went over
20:04to my drawer slides I took the
20:06measurements directly off the slides
20:08because well that's the best way to know
20:11what size drawer box you need to make
20:13and then it was over to the chops saw to
20:15start cutting down all of my various
20:17parts and pieces then before I started
20:19assembling anything I decided to sand
20:22all of my pieces because it's really
20:25hard to sand the inside of a drawer box
20:27much easier if if you do it ahead of
20:29time and then it was time to start
20:31assembling drawers for this I'm just
20:34doing it the old quick and easy glue and
20:37nail method which if you couldn't figure
20:41out what that means by that description
20:43you well you add some glue and then you
20:46add some nails and believe it or not
20:49this makes some pretty darn strong
20:51drawers I'm using Bloom undermount
20:53drawer slides for all the drawers which
20:55means I had to install the bloom orange
20:58clippy thing things on the bottom of
20:59each drawer and drill the little hole in
21:01the back of the drawer if you don't know
21:02what I'm talking about I have multiple
21:04videos at this point on how to construct
21:06drawers so you can go find one of those
21:09on my main Channel with my drawer boxes
21:12built I started clipping them all into
21:14place this is always the most satisfying
21:17part of any build that involves drawers
21:19because you go from an empty box to a
21:22lot of storage really quick and there's
21:25just something really nice about that
21:27now these table still need a top and I'm
21:30sure you've been wondering what are you
21:32going to do for the top and I'm glad you
21:34asked because that's what we're doing
21:36next now in the past I have used
21:38laminate for the top of my work tables
21:41because it's really smooth glue doesn't
21:44stick to it and it's awesome but that's
21:46when I found out that for Micah where I
21:49usually get my laminate also sells this
21:52solid surface product it's called
21:55formica compact it's essentially a
21:57phenolic top it's the same stuff that
21:59would be on a stock router table that
22:01You' buy at the store it's super dense
22:04it's crazy strong it comes in a zillion
22:06different colors and you can cut it on
22:08your table saw and shape it just like
22:11wood but you might need a friend because
22:14a dimension it's also ridiculously heavy
22:18so we hauled a sheet over to the shop
22:20and we started ripping down pieces on
22:22the table saw to the correct size for
22:24our tabletops once we had them cut to
22:27the correct width
22:29which was pretty fun because I always
22:32cut wood on my table saw so every once
22:35in a while it's nice to cut something a
22:36little different then I pulled out the
22:39track saw and we cut them all to the
22:41correct length at this point all the
22:44corners and edges were pretty sharp and
22:47Pokey so I decided to round them all
22:49over and soften them a little bit so I
22:51got this sweet compression bit also from
22:54bits and bits I'll include a link in the
22:55video description and this little round
22:57over corner template I bought on Amazon
23:00I'll includ a link in the video
23:01description and I rounded over all the
23:04corners and then I grabbed a roundover
23:06bit just like an e in and I added a nice
23:09little round over to the top edge of
23:12both of my pieces and then I wasn't
23:14ready to put them on the top yet but I
23:16just couldn't help myself cuz I knew it
23:18was going to look really cool so I
23:21grabbed both of the pieces and I slid
23:24them in place just so I could get you
23:26know a first look of kind of what the
23:28table was going to feel like and I mean
23:32you got to admit that looks pretty fresh
23:35and pretty clean and all I did was grab
23:38a sheet of for Mica Compact and cut it
23:39to the right size pretty cool stuff now
23:43you might be asking how are you going to
23:45attach the tops to the tables well I'm
23:47glad you asked that for that I'm going
23:49to use the zclip Fasteners so I grabbed
23:52the Domino Joiner and I just mortised
23:54out a bunch of little holes around the
23:56top perimeter of the table so that those
23:59zclip Fasteners could sit in there one
24:02end sits into the little mortise and
24:04then the other end gets screwed to the
24:05tabl toop then I grabbed my tops put
24:08them back on and made sure they were
24:11positioned exactly where I wanted them
24:13to be I clamped them in place so they
24:16couldn't move around and then I crawled
24:19inside a dark place I mean literally I
24:22crawled inside the the dark place that
24:25is the inside of the table and I screwed
24:29all of the z-clip Fasteners into the
24:32FICA compact now I will say you
24:35definitely have to pre-drill all of your
24:38holes because that stuff is so dense if
24:41you don't you're just going to be
24:42snapping the heads off of screws before
24:45long I had both tabletops installed and
24:48I pushed them together and ah look at
24:52that so fresh and so clean I especially
24:56like the way the black matches the black
24:58of the PowerMax armor Glide look at that
25:02then it was time to make drawer faces
25:05for the drawer faces I'm just going to
25:06cut down some more halfin Baltic Birch
25:09so I took all my measurements off of my
25:11boxes and I started ripping down some
25:13halfin Birch to the correct widths and
25:15lengths and all that stuff once I had
25:19them all to the right size I gave
25:20everything a nice once over with the
25:22Sanders so it was smooth and you know
25:26less splintery
25:28and then it's always easier to work on a
25:30flat surface than on a vertical surface
25:33so before I mounted all the drawer faces
25:35I marked out where all of my hardware
25:37needed to be screwed on using this cool
25:39jig from true position tools I will also
25:42include a link in the video description
25:44then I used the classic playing card
25:46method to make sure all my reveals were
25:48right on the drawer faces I used a
25:50little double-sided tape to stick the
25:52drawer faces to the drawer box and then
25:55I permanently secured the faces with
25:57some screws from the inside of the
25:58drawer box next using those
26:02pre-marked
26:03markings that's how you say that I added
26:07all that black Hardware onto the front
26:09of each drawer pretty soon I had all
26:11these smaller drawers on the front done
26:13and all of the drawers on the sides done
26:16as well and things were really starting
26:19to come together now I had these blank
26:21areas of plywood on each side of the
26:24table and I thought that's a waste of
26:26space I might as well film with
26:27something so I got these little magnetic
26:29tool holders on Amazon which I figured
26:32would be a good place just to you know
26:35store some extra tools and I also found
26:38out I could tuck my chisels in the top
26:40that's nice one of the last things I
26:43need to do is cut some miter slots into
26:45the top of that first table because
26:48right now my miter gauge can't slide far
26:50enough to get past the blade so very
26:53carefully I used a ruler to Mark out
26:56exactly where I needed to add those
26:58slots on both sides I'm using the
27:01bourbon blade there in case you didn't
27:02notice available at bourbon moth.com
27:05then using my Fest tool router
27:1078593 that's not right but it's a router
27:14with a number on it that's all I can
27:17remember and the track system I very
27:20carefully added a nice 3/8 in deep
27:24little Groove that should match those
27:27miter slots pretty good I mean we'll
27:30find out in just a second but between
27:32you and me I think I kind of nailed this
27:34one wait for it hold
27:38on oh yeah easy peasy lemon squeezy then
27:44I pushed the tables back together for
27:46like the 30th time and you might be
27:48thinking wouldn't that be a lot easier
27:50if they had some wheels on the bottom
27:53well I'm so glad you said that because
27:56believe it or not that's the next step
27:58now in order to add casters to these and
28:00still have the leveling feet the casters
28:03have to be mounted on the side but
28:05luckily they make casters that are
28:08removable pretty easily you see you
28:10install this plate and then the Caster
28:12slides and locks into the plate and then
28:14you put in this little pin to lock the
28:16Caster in place then you can just push
28:18on the edge of the casters like this and
28:21like that and all of a sudden you've
28:23lifted your table up and you can wheel
28:25it around wherever you want so I can
28:27leave the one table there at the end of
28:29the sauce still have somewhat of an
28:31outfeed table and then I can move this
28:33around to have a work surface wherever I
28:35want it or I can Lounge seductively on
28:39top of it and stare at the camera but no
28:42we're not going to do that so I wheeled
28:44it back into place for like the 100th
28:47time and then I installed these little
28:49metal latches on either end just to
28:51ensure that it's not going to you know
28:52be pushed out of place when you're
28:54running material across it and with that
28:57I'm pretty sure these outf tables are
29:00done all in all this was a pretty simple
29:03project it literally took me about 3 and
29:061/2 days to construct and build both
29:09tables and I think they look pretty darn
29:12good in the space I know some people
29:14might say it's overkill for shop
29:16Furniture but here's my theory on this
29:19you spend a lot of time in your shop you
29:22might as well make it look as nice as
29:24possible and in case you were wondering
29:27this is how easy it is to remove those
29:29casters you just pull the pin pop them
29:32off and then they're not going to be a
29:33trip Hazard when you're walking around
29:35your
29:41shop you thought I was going to run in
29:43from that way didn't you I was got to
29:46keep you
29:50guessing you thought you thought I was
29:52going to go down there and then I was
29:54going to pop back up over there
30:00well you're
30:02right hopefully you enjoyed that video
30:05hopefully you learn something there's
30:07links down in the video description for
30:08all the parts and pieces that we use so
30:10check those out there's also a link to
30:13the bourbon blade quantity is limited on
30:15our website so if you haven't ordered
30:17one yet I would head over there and do
30:18so they make a great Christmas gift but
30:21we're probably going to sell out before
30:22we get to Christmas so if you want one
30:24Now's the Time to do it and then we'll
30:27still take pre-orders on the next batch
30:29but the ones that are in stock I'd go
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