BOOS (Official Video)

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I'm not saying you didn't earn it, or you don't deserve it, but you live in every man's dream world where you have the time, money, and skills to do everything meticulously right, and make money while doing it! You remind me of a cool Felix Unger of sorts.

What mineral oil do you prefer for butcher block? I recently installed new block counters and not thrilled with the oil I have.

I noticed you reversed the vice mounting bolts. Good move. The OCD almost took over me on that one. I was thinking you would work it out the first time you swept the bench. :-)

You love the heck out of that deal on the stool don't ya 😂😂

That bench top is really coming together nicely.

👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed!

Man alive, that Wilton vise is certainly a thing of beauty! Super well done! 💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☝

For a second I though you were ANGRY (boos = angry in Dutch) but then I realised this is an english language channel, duh.

I like the way you have built your work desk i will look great

Beautiful Vice, and I love that workbench. I’ll have to look into the Boos block.

Your vice base is on backwards FYI. The reason for the offset mounting points is so the vice sits proudly of the bench edge. But I do like that you verified it cleaed the bench top. If you would have rotated it 180⁰ it would have given you just a little more clearance 😉.

nice vise!

Always enjoyable thanks a Cody.

Wow! What an awesome bench

Made in the USA. I try to find US fabric. Using sustainable. Wool, cotton, linen, silk.

You should put rubber hose on the threads so sweet loaf doesn’t need stitches

Gives me the fizz...

God bless you and your family and whatever you’re going through nice video keep up the good work

Spot on, the more you use the block, the more arid, the more you need to keep it oiled. Beeswax mixed with mineral oil work great, or just beeswax. Melted down and rubbed into the board. Mineral oil will never completely dry, that's why it is used. Beeswax will solidify and last a bit longer, especially if the board is stored. In the case of a counter top you can urethane it and not worry about. Do not urethane a cutting board for food use that you intend to cut on.

Join if u want to quote us, use our equipment, or act like u know something about survival otherwise STFU

No we don't work on maple benches

Mr.W-Star : All Clad pans are made in the USA (forever pans). Use Barkeeper's Friend on it. Liberty Tabletop (bought the Oneida plant--also made in USA) (forever tableware (I got tired of tableware that rusted! and researched it). Comes out great in the dishwasher. Expensive; but, considering it is the last you will ever buy them (if you don't already have them). It all cleans up nice and shiny. The kitchen is just another room with a lot of potential quality equipment :)

Looks great!

Great job!

God bless.

That vertical support will add a lot to the strength when you're pounding on the anvil over many years.

Nice table top and Wilton! I do however think you short changed yourself as far as the size of the bench goes. I would have thought another few feet width would serve you better for Rifle work. Just my opinion of course - your bench.....

That vice is a beauty!

west coast want ta be

most of us have to work for a living

must be nice to have everything brand new and fancy for free

The camera angle over the top of the vice gives me the fizz. lol! Great work, Mr. W!

So as Far as mounting a vice goes I saw a really good idea. Mount a receiver under the bench and then weld a mounting plate to the hitch for the vice. these parts are readily available as they are the same parts you use for hooking a trailer to your van, truck. This way when you want the full bench you can just unpin it pull it out and then it is no longer in the way this also helps when longer pieces need to be clamped as it is stinking out from your cabinet.

Hi cody love the work top and the colour of your vise looks outstanding

You workbench gives me the fizz

Funny to here you talk about how hard the maple was. That’s what the east coasters are used to working with. 😉

Hi Cody, any idea why the bolt holes in the base are closer at the front than the back, or vice versa? Lucky you didn't position it 90deg. from where it is.

Nice Maple top. We have a lot of Maple in the North East.

I’m suffering from vice envy. Oh my broken state

Butcher Block is endgrain up to deal with the repeated cuts from butchering. That is a countertop. Pet peeve of mine.

Sam didn’t send any Crunchwraps?!

Do you have a recommended frequency to oil the butcher blocks? I typically oil my wooden utensils and cutting boards around once every other month or so but I've seen the recommended rates very quite a bit. Just wondering what your experience has taught you.

what a beautiful set up and vice so lovely xx

The down leg seems unnecessary and over engineered. If you are, as you said, simply using the vise for pounding in pins for a rifle, why do you think you will see any visible wear?

6:21 I think what @wranglerstar meant to say was 1.524 metres

i got two one big thick one and one long slender one.

This one gave me the fizz!!!

Good work Cody

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prayers Cody

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Great job

I just want to come work in that shop its awesome. And what where them cover's for the vise ive never seen those before?

i was just looking at one of these i want it for my kichen table

Hell of a set up👌

Excellent job! That gave me the fizz 👍 simple, practical, high quality job

Not sure if this has been mentioned but the 2 holes on the vise that are wider spread should go to the front. Keeps the holes farther from the edge. Too late now but for future reference

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Just curious , a man of your talent and skills why didn’t you build your own chopping block table top.

I learned to use one of my dewalt cases to hold all my common drill bits and screw heads. And of course how to setup a great work bench when we buy our home. Thank you

What brand are the gray cabinets?

Great video, I learn so much from you! As always keep walking with our KING!

You should review that weird klax multi tool axe thing, it'll never replace an axe but it looks neat for something a bug out bag or every day carry or even day hikes

pretty frickin expensive

Is there available, at Your location, yellow zinc coated bolts? Those would look better with vice and maple table top.

El chapo finally out of prison wow

Some orange oil would be nice on the counter top.

Hey man you are relly great ! I watch your chanel as much as I can . I live in east Europe , I have a very small piece of land and a small house and i try to organise things in DYI fashion. Even if a lot of the stuf you present is in imperial standars so i don't understand everything i still like to see and get inspired by a hard working man ! I wish you good luck ! PS: i'm sorry for my bad english , hope you understand my message !

Makes me wish I knew how to weld.

Sponsored by dewalt and still uses Milwaukee 😂😂

I'm taking out a second mortgage to keep up with you "dream" work tables! Thanks Mr. Wrangler star;)

This is super cool.

Beautiful vice and table!

Love your shows. I have an expensive, large, legit boos block and I have nurtured it with a lot of care and it still has split. Just my two cents.

Flexing on the ammo!

One of these days I’m gonna have a dope shop like that!

Just a beautiful vise 👌

Hey please can you tell me where you got the spring loaded nail setter I can not find one any where

Hey Wranglerstar, where do you reckon I could find a Stanley Bailey No 2 hand plane? I know there super rare I've been looking for so long. Any advice would be great, love the videos, great work

Cody some nice dome head nuts would Finish that of lonely when the plate is finished, what a lovely place to work I’d sit there and do nothing for hours

Nice set up.

$900 ...????....that's a pretty penny in our third world currency.....Zmw 18,142.13 to be precise.... watching from Ndola Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲....enjoyed the bench install

Cool. 👍🇺🇸

Good stuff!

The original blocks were used to mount the anvil on. So the anvil would not jump and move from the hammer blows. Sycamore is soft enough to absorb the impacts.

I think I just got the fizz too.

G'day Cody, was just about ready to give you a rev until the support post came out. lol. I would have had to run the angle all the way at the rear, but anyway, nice bench, very interesting history too. Thanks for the look. Cheers Duke.

Made in the USA. COOL Just an idea here Instead of drilling four holes on the corners of that base plate and installing 1/2 anchors that you have to look at and clean around Just drill one hole in the center for a 3/4 anchor, Anchor down the plate then you can tack weld that square tube over that anchor never to be seen again. Just don't get crazy with welding around that post [no need to] so the ends of the plates don't curl up when the weld cools

Beautiful work

Where’s the lock tight 😂

Get some more steal and mount the vice to a sleeve like a trailer hich.

I can predict those bolts will catch your knee sometime.

I dont use Patreon for USmuchs or anything else. They are ant-Conservative.

Nice bench. My brother is actually buying a house and the inspection found one of the counter tops wasn't fully attached and he said he's not worried about it because either I could reattach it for him but he really wants a nice butcher block counter I might come back to your link when we get to that point.

There goes my rent money. 🥴🥴

Now that's a "proper" video.

Cody, You might consider mounting your 2x2 base support angled back to the wall freeing up leg room under your working counter. Just a thought, Mark

Great video. I have some Boos products, they're the best.

have u ever looked at leatherman's?