Work Bench

A design for holding the work
by Tage Frid

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After teaching in a U.S. school for a few months, Tage Frid decided the workbench he wanted did not exist in this country, so he designed a workbench like the one he was taught on in Denmark. Frid has his students build their own workbenches, which they take with them upon graduation; it takes about three days to build from rough lumber to have all the parts ready to fit and assemble and have the top glued up. In this article, he includes all the features -- its two vises and accessory side clamps, simple construction, and dimensions. Unfortunately, the blueprints for the bench are no longer available

From Fine Woodworking #4

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