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Good job! I just came across your channel,new sub.👍👍👍

This is a very nice project.I think I will make myself period because I need a way to store my saw but he's late.We'll be able to get it back out.Thank you

Deceptively simple genius. Great work. Thanks for some great ideas!

Only just came across this video & wanted to say best wishes for your complete recovery Jean. I’ve found all your videos very entertaining and your designs are ingenious and inspiring! Stay well mate. Cheers from Brisbane, Australia. Matt.🍺🍺

Completely flawed premise... He uses rolling/sliding panels instead of hinged doors because they doors would supposedly require too much space in front... but then he adds 3 doors that swing out in front anyway.

Great Video You truly do a great job of explaining and demonstrating every step. As a guy who often needs extra detail and written plans, I am so happy to see how easily you broke this down. Thank You. Just love the cabinet also.

Ive been enjoying your stuff for the last week or so. I wasn't quite sure what it was that had me ,other than the innovative small shop stuff, and then it came to me... NO POCKET HOLES. Wow, someone who doesn't turn his projects into Swiss cheese as well as compromising the structural integrity. Now don't get me wrong I have been known to use a pocket hole when absolutely necessary. It's just so refreshing to see some woodworking. Keep it up, from another colonial but in the great white north. jim

Works like a charm.

You had a T.I.A. Stroke around the same time I did, and we are the same age. I'm glad you took time off to recover. Just discovered your channel and am looking forward to your helpful videos. Thank you.

Great storage ideas. Thank-you.

Very clever!

Is there a follow up to this? I'm in the middle of redesigning my whole garage to take it to more of a 'shop' than the "storage unit with a shop buried in there somewhere" that it is now. I use CAD software everyday, so I've been designing modular workbenches combining multiple ideas from RUclips, but also wanted to also try to incorporate the advantages that large workstations have (like your original). Love the idea of positive alignment between benches. Really would like to see where you went with these as I'm designing mine. I love your channel, and the way you analyze, plan, and design. It's really inspiring

Nice

Great idea and job!

Really great idea to make multi-layer shallow cabinets to put all kinds of tools!

tell me that you are still working and making videos! your engineering designs and skills are much needed!!

Onky recently found your channel and working my way back through your videos. Will you be doing a small workshop update, a walk around, and cover what you have kept and work works well, or you would like to updat/change! Thanks for your content

After watching your vid I decided to build a base like this for my bandsaw (100kg, 220 lbs). Works beautifully - thanks for your video.

GREAT JOB - YOU PUT FORETHOUGHT AND MUCH CONCENTRATION TO DETAIL... KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK... - I HAVE BEEN A CARPENTER FOR OVER 40 YEARS...

The height of selfishness is getting 300k views on a video, participating in amazon referrer program, and still selling plans. 😂😂 You aren't gonna be Bill Gates, bro.

Too loud sound from your tools. Uncomfortable listen. You can listen how Adam Savage handles the audio in his videos

Very smart system. Keep it up!

Cool design bro! I love watching all of your unique plans and ideas!! 👍

Very nicely done!!

You should provide plans for your projects. I would buy this one. Great idea and original. Well done.

Sweet!..🎉

Now I want to build this. It looks great!

Another brilliant design Jean! So practical for many other equipment pieces as well such as a mitre saw

Great to see you seemingly pretty much recovered, you are on my A-list for bookmarks I check regularly. I think outside of being a handsome man (don't blush ;) , many of us enjoy your nice voice (and accent) too and keep a good volume when watching your smart projects. If you could dampen some of the highpitch tools a bit more, like the edgerouter (the sander and drill is not a problem) it would avoid needing to quickly reduce volume not to get that small pain for the ears. Wish you the all the best and good health down there in SA. 💪👏

How unfortunate that you some like that. 😞

I like that you are always talking about value to the user, especially identifying the value of the manual.

Can you buy 2 of them and put them together to make a long track?

I have to say, I watch lots of content on RUclips about woodworking, from renovations to epoxy tables, as a general site carpenter I just find it all interesting and feel that there is always an opportunity to learn something… but I watch your videos knowing that I will never personally use anything that I learn from them, they are so environment specific and based on the hobbyist world that they are not likely to include anything that I would ever benefit from, but I still watch them all because they are so impressive I can’t help myself. You a clearly do what you do for the love of it, and the things you design and build go above and beyond what us “tradesman” are capable of producing. How on earth you think up these designs and then make them into actual pieces that function properly is so impressive. Hats off to you mate. Sam

I checked your web site for your paint can storage plans but couldn’t find them. Where can I get the plans?

Super impressed with that. If I build one I will add clamping to it. Really good design.

Frankly, that is genius. Well done!

By far the most in depth and comprehensive tutorial, from beginning to end, on the set up of the Milescraft Tracksaw Guide. I've watch almost a dozen videos in between trying to set mine up because this or that was not right. Finally came upon this post and it explained all my dilemma's, plus some. THANK YOU SIr!!

Ingenious. Thinking if I ever build this for myself I would make it the same height of one it's purposes and fixed single heights for the others, plus the adjustability of the friction knobs. Thank you for the idea!

What a great table. Thanks for sharing this.

will you place a pool at the house?

Great video as usual! ❤ Are you still looking for a riving knife for your saw?

Bought the plans, built the workbench, working on the workbench already. All great! I did laminate two mdf sheets and used it for the top, for an even more solid work top, with a mitred trim around. All good. (And thanks alot for the good designs and plans that is so much beter than what the "two by four from Walmart" community would peddle!)

At 18:30, if you put a strategically placed piece of aluminum tube you could use the clips to hold it closed too. Would save needing those latches and make for a cleaner overall design, I think

Just found your channel today, subscribed🤗

Wow. Great project!

Good job, I like this a lot.

We have a chair in the UK that uses that mechanism. It's called a Deck Chair.

I received my plans. Super clear and concise. The only things I will change is a round over bit rather than a chamfer and will have to play with the height to serve as an outfeed table for my portable saw table. Any suggestions? I don't see that a change in height will make any difference in the plan mechanism. Is there anything I should be aware of? I'm going to love this table.

Great plan. Really enjoyed everything. One thought I saw was basic caster wheel incorporated into the stable hinge, instead of screwed on to the bottom side. This would allow for narrow design possible larger wheel. The stable hinge is the pivot one and a simple Axle between the legs should allow for a cleaner esthetic.

Excellent design and mechanism.