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Download the 26 page preview of the assembly instructions for this
Workbench absolutely free. Details below.
What are your most important requirements for a good workbench?
- Solid construction
- A flat work surface
- Plenty of storage for your tools
- A versatile vise and clamping system
Certainly those are all important. But many of us have limited space, so how about mobility?
Can we build a really solid workbench that is also mobile?
The answer is yes. This
workbench
is made of 3/4" plywood panels that are screwed and glued to corner gussets for unmatched
strength and stability. Similar to the "unibody" construction of modern cars, this design is
much stronger and more stable than traditional workbenches with a wooden frame.
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This is a heavy workbench. But the large 4" locking casters make it easy to roll it out
onto the floor when you need it. When you're finished for the day, just roll it off to the side .
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One of the flatest and most dimensionally stable materials available is MDF board. We use two
layers of MDF board with adjustable leveling blocks to ensure a precisely flat work surface.
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When it comes to commonly used tools, it's not just a matter of space.
We need our tools within arms reach of where we're working - when we're working.
The nine spacious drawers and the storage cabinet in the middle of this workbench provide plenty of
storage for your tools.
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Then, there's the matter of a vice. Most woodworkers would agree that the typical seven inch
wood vice is only adequate for small rectangular shaped workpieces. Most projects require
clamping large and irregularly shaped items.
This workbench has a built in T-Track arrangement that enables you to securely clamp both rectangular
and irregularly shaped items as small as your finger or as large as the workbench top.
This clamping system actually makes a traditionl wood vice unnecessary!
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These Workbench Plans are a 48 page detailed plan in PDF format. The plans come
complete with a materials list, easy to follow parts drawings, and instructions.
Detailed drawings and instructions for the clamping system are also included.
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Size of completed workbench: 72" Wide by 24" Deep by 35 1/2 High"
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Cutting plywood is easy when you have it supported at waist level. You can build
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plans show you how to cut plywood without splintering or tearout!
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