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Dream Workbench
27 commentsMy ultimate workbench-- finally finished! The bench has a tail vise, a 24" face vise, and a patternmaker's vise. Overall size is 36" x 84". The top is 4" thick laminated hard maple with a 5" bubinga...
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Workbench
3 commentsI'm a first year student at the Furniture Institute of Massachusetts. This was my second required project, and the requirements were mortise and tenon construction with four legs and a top. Phil...
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Low tech, low cost router table
2 commentsMy old router table was so rickety that it would nearly tip over whenever I tried to run larger pieces through. It also was not mobile. So, I built this table out of left overs from other...
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Woodworking bench
3 commentsThe workbench (6 feet), following the traditional French and Spanish style, was made from solid Cuenca pine (Pinus nigra and P. sylvestris). Due to its light resinous nature and flexibility, good...
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New Bench top for rolling shop cabinet
I have never had a proper solid work bench with solid vices. I have been using my B&D workmate for many years. My shop is very small and everything needs to be on wheels so that it can be rolled...
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Essential Workbench - Williams
5 commentsMade from the Essential Workbench design available from FineWoodWorking. Utilizes mortise & tenon and dovetail joinery. Benchtop, apron and vises made from hickory; the different...
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Ruobo style workbench
2 commentsI was inspired by John Tetreault's Ruobo Hybrid workbench and decided to build my own. I built mine, top included, out of reclaimed Beech wood from the beams of a 19th century Ohio...
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Birch and Mahogany Work Bench
1 comment3" thick Romanian beech with a 6" mahogany skirt and a Veritas tandem vise with an 8" Veritas front vise.
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An Australian Roubo workbench
22 commentsThis bench is a modernised Roubo design. A clamp-cosy underneath keeps the long clamps out of the way in a small workshop. The top is 5-1/2" thick Australian Jarrah, 8'2" long and 26" wide. The bench...
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Bonnet Top Highboys
4 commentsSeveral of you members wanted to see a better view of these 2 highboys I finished for my wife this past April. Making them at the same time was a big time savings. All together, they took about...
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Ash Roubo Workbench
4 commentsThis workbench was my first woodworking project. The bench is made from 8/4 ash. The vice chops are reclaimed brazil mahogany. The bench is based on my own hand drafted...
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small workbench
2 commentsA small workbench for my garage shop. The start of my wet bar I am building. I am a novice woodworker, These are my first projects
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Twin Bonnet Tops
7 commentsAs a woodworking hobbyist in my spare time, I had always wanted to make the highboys in FWW issue #117 from 1996. With the work and detail involved, I figured it would be just as frustrating if...
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Roubo Bench with Hand made wooden Wagon-vise
3 commentsThe Roubo style bench with 4 inch top is made of local Virginia ash and has a vise with a purchased wooden screw and a wagon vise with a shop turned wooden screw. The other modification to the...
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Chisels's Rack
Rack Chisels made from Cedar, I made two since I'm going to get an other set of short chisels
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Work Bench
2 commentsLumber from a local bush, Canadian hard maple and Matt Kenney's work bench basic design with some added touches like the tail vise, round dog holes, purple heart dowels in the bottom tresle ends...
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European Cabinetmaker's Bench
1 commentI built this workbench for my final project in the Industrial Woodworking Technician program at Humber College in Toronto, ON. I used hard Maple throughout and finished it with Linseed oil and...
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Split Top Roubo Workbench
6 commentsThis roubo was built using Benchcrafted's plans and hardware. It was made using mostly 8/4 Hard Maple with Walnut accent strips.
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New Workbench
I have wanted to build a new workbench for quite a while now. When I saw Matt's Monster Workbench in Fine Wood Working magazine, I new I had found the bench I wanted to build. His bench...
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Stanley/LN Totes for Veritas Bevel-Up Bench Planes
3 commentsI really like the quality and cut of my Veritas Bevel-Up Bench planes except for the fact I can only use them for a short while before the rear tote gets annoyingly uncomfortable....so I made my own...
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My Dream Workbench
3 commentsThis Bench took two full weeks to build. One in Feb 2009 and One in Feb 2010. Ken Ginger from Michigan came to Ca to fight the dreaded winter weather in February to help build itWe...
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workbench
5 commentsI had to be able to move my workbench to get at my supply of wood stacked behind it. This series of photos shows how I solved the problem of moving a massive bench in my workshop...
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Workbench in beech
2 commentsThe workbench is built of beech, but I’ve cheated a bit and bought a 40mm thick beech worktop at IKEA that I have used as a top. I have used two standard Front Vices purchased from Axminster in...
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My first retirement project !
6 commentsHi,everyone this is my first major work ( retirement project !!)and i strarted by my main tool .. a workbench . Lots of hours involved ,not being a proffessional i made a lots of mistakes and...
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Small New-Fangled Workbench
4 commentsThis bench is inspired by John White's New-Fangled Workbench, but reduced in size to fit in my "shop". I used framing lumber, which turned out to be quartersawn-like as J. White hinted in the...
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Easy to build large workbench
4 commentsThis bench was not my first and had a lot of thought about what it needed to do. The body of the bench is made with 1"x4' inexpensive wood. The top is plywood with a 5'x12' sheet of laminate with a...
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Workbench/Storage
9 commentsThe Essential Workbench by Lon Schleining in Fine Woodworking Winter 2003/2004 with several modifications.
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Pete's Scandinavian Style Bench
4 commentsThis bench was built under the tutelidge of Rand Richards at the Red Rocks School of Fine Woodworking in Lakewood, Colorado. Cost for materials and tuition approximately $1000. Still one...
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Hickory and Red Oak workbench
4 commentsWhen I finally decided to build a real workbench in 2008 I bought all the popular books on the subject. I took a little bit from all of them, but Chris Schwartz' Le Rubo design made the most sense to...
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My GSIW Workbench
3 commentsHey there Asa, just wanted to say thanks for the plans for this workbench. It was super easy to build and fits perfectly in my limited space. I built a cabinet for underneath out of 12"...
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