Mobile tool stands

Making two bandsaw stands and a stand for the pantorouter,

I have been using this same design for most cabinets that I built since inventing the screw advance box joint jig.

[awakenedape]

I love how Matthias reacts to mistakes. Reflection, correction, and moving on. Sign of a good craftsman.

[foos.]

I’m fascinated by all your custom devices. You’re a woodworking Genius!

[msim]

Nice to finally hear Matthias say "Whatever" !
Now I'm sure he's actually human;
in all his videos, his skills make me think he's some sort of alien between us :)

[ignilc]

"Of course I always like to use the shittiest casters first." - Matthias Wandel

good life lesson

[MaxMakerChannel]

I absolutley love your sturdy frames! I build very similar ones for my table saw and the space underneath is a bucket for cut offs. One of the most useful things In my shop!

[berthosquire]

Great stuff. Thanks Matthias. Some things I really appreciate about your videos: no crappy, annoying intro, no inane pointless chatter, and plenty of useful info.

[Maxxeine]

I really appreciate how you speed up the video, rather than relying on jump cuts, in editing. It is one of the main reasons I look up to your channel. Cheers.

[raytry]

I'm so happy to see someone still using real wood joint techniques rather than screws.

[crosssiclare]

I can sit and watch you and Wranglerstar all morning.

[travlinpartner]

"It's only a tool stand" is not important. Matthias is always teaching me something, thanks for your fine videos Maestro !

[KurtMcScotsman]

A lot of respect for showing the problem and your fix with the box joint finger width.

A lot of people would've just hidden that.

[Faustustopheles]

I'm soooo glad I'm not the only one that messes up and forgets things. Thanks for keeping that in the video. Makes me feel a bit better.

[benchtopwoodworks]

so many tidbits of great tips in this one Matthias. Thanks for showing your rabbeting jig for your router, floating tenon technique, etc.

[AndrewScheier]

I like how you work around the problems. Not chasing perfection and making it functional and strong

[elcorogojicoronel]

I think your work is great Matias, I do not understand your language but with just seeing your work is understood and learned, congratulations from Argentina!

[jeremykerr]

This whole thing brought a tear of comfort to my eye. I consider him a woodworking genius, and to see him make that many tiny mistakes made me feel a lot better about the things I screw up.

[jeevespreston]

It is completely mesmerizing to watch you work and see the quality level you achieve…

[SDavis]

Geez. I bet you can build a jig that can fix my life.

[LetsGoExplore]

Watched this for fun after I built my mobile carts, and out of nowhere you show this rabbet jig. That saved me $$$ and a week of waiting for a rabbet bit to finish my flooring, it's like a handheld router table :)

[Bacoprah]

really enjoy your videos, especially when you include a mistake you've made AND what you've done to overcome the issue. Cheers from PEI, Bryan