Homemade Table Saw 4 in 1 Modular Workstation

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In this video i'll show you how to make a modular base Workstation

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Wood / Materials
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- Plywood
- Trim

Electric
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- 1 foot power cord
- Male Connector

Tools Needed
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- Rounder over bit
- Counter sink

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[RichM]

I watched FOUR videos on how to make a table saw and most of them are just folks showing off their woodworking skills. This one however, you did a fantastic job, you went step by step, then in the comments you listed everything the user would need, and there is a guide for beginners (like me) to get more information. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[jonboultinghouse-dcms]

Sir... what a GREAT idea for us hobbiest that can’t afford the expensive equipment and have only a limited amount of space ... THANK YOU!!!

[charlesblack]

I have to say, well done! I am an Old English trained Master Carpenter and you have created an all around workbench masterpiece. I have never responded to any DIY or any other video I have ever watched. My hat is off to you for coming up with this. I am going to be moving into a smaller space soon, and may or may not have a garage to use. I have been searching for a solution to my space issues, and I feel this is it. With your permission, I will be using your idea to solve my space issue. I also enjoyed your commentary during the video. It was precise and to the point. Very professional and well executed. Again, well done.

[DadzorRules]

I am a retired teacher, so after over 30 years, I have learned to recognize excellence. You, sir, are an excellent teacher. Thanks for a great presentation!

[johnfredericksamonte]

Finally!!! Someone who make all the videos with the BRIEFEST, EASIER to understand narration for instructions. Along with very Beautiful Designs of Projects...
Thanks for making it MORE INTERESTING and LESS COMPLICATED...
WORTH SUBSCRIBING FOR...

[jeffcole]

Why any thumbs down I don't understand as this is one of the most useful videos out there. Great work.
Update. Why people are saying racist this and racist that. I've followed this very skilled and very informative site and not knowing why someone would not like his work or site amazes me. I'm sure be bringing in the race card if they're on the wrong site is stupid beyond belief.

[ronin]

I'm an amateur, and this vid is perfect for limited space and me with basic beginning woodworking. What you created is simplistic in terms. Damn! 200+ vids and yours is what I needed not what I wanted...Much respect!

[annashepard]

You are awesome. I'm a mom in her 50's and always wanted to make things but a prudent budget prevents purchase of many tools. I love this.

[calvinwilliams]

Glen, my brother, I'm almost 61 years of age and decided to go back to online high school. I am also considering as a elective at the end of my courses taking woodshop. Man you have just became my online woodshop tutos brother. I've already made a workbench, and no, it does not look has professional as yours of course but I will continue to practice. Thank you Glen. Gods continue blessing brother.

[grahamwood]

Watching you is like watching an artist at work. Thanks for all the great tips.

[tonyjoffre]

This 3 years old video is exactly what I need in my life THANK YOU

[shawnmurray]

Very nice! Only change I would suggest is a proper power switch with emergency stop. You can find them at Rockler, MLCS Woodworking, Woodworkers Supply, Grizzly (Grizzly has the biggest selection of these 4) & other wood working / power tool supply companies for $10 & up depending on amperage capacity & features i.e. direct wire, plug-in, magnetic, etc... For this type of setup it needs to have a recessed start button (that cannot be activated accidentally) & an easily operated large emergency stop button. OR a deadman footswitch for power.

[alansam]

Jeff I agree with you. I am disappointed with people showing thumbs down. I have learned a lot from Glenn. I think he explains his work very well. I am inspired by his work. In fact, I watch all his videos most of the time to carry out my own work. He is doing a good job. Thank you Glenn

[thaghoststar]

Thank you for taking the time to post these videos, as a beginner I’m in awe at the attention to details.

I plan on making this bench towards helping my diy purposes.

[mitch_smith]

I'm fortunate enough to have dedicated tables for all of these BUT I WOULD HAVE KILLED TO FIND THIS WHEN I WAS STARTING OUT! Great Job. Sharing this everywhere I can for the new starts.

[larrybe]

The possibilities on this idea are practically endless. I thoroughly enjoyed this build. I echo others and suggest you take this idea to the next level and produce the basic body for those willing to purchase and/or at least a set of plans. All the best to you.

[atteljas]

Bloody hell! Where have you been my youtube woodworking life?? This channel is superior!!!

[aztecwarrior]

😎💪 Woodwork and electrical work in the same video! Sweet.

[Adrian_Nel]

THANK YOU SIR! The reality for most of us is limitations on workshop space and / or budget. You make you videos and tools / jigs in such a way that we, your viewers, can make decisions which take into account our abilities, needs, budgets and other issues. You're doing the wider community a wonderful service, I hope that you make (at least some) money doing it.

[TheCourtJester]

I love how you have done this video! Lots of handy and important tips that you would have to spend hours searching MANY other videos for. Clear, concise, and to the point. Thank you so much! :)