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My New Workbench

woodworkertim, member | May 1st, 20133 comments

My winter project, a new bench for my workshop. The base is built from red and white oak. The drawer fronts, leg vise and the deadman are made from Jatoba. The top is laminated from 8/4 poplar with...

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Essential workbench

Domlap, member | April 3rd, 20135 comments

The essential workbench according to FWW plans. Made out of maple bought from a nearby neighbour. The wood actually comes from maple trees cut down from is land.

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Workbench Cabinet

Jim in Hudson, member | March 8th, 2013

lI built this from ideas from Fine Woodworking modified to fit my Paul Hasluck designed work bench. I couldn't completely fill the space between the bench legs because of the locking pegs in the...

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Workbench - Monster, bombproof, not so (well kind of)

Darrin_G, member | February 23rd, 20135 comments

Legs and lower stringers are 6x6 alder, upper stringers 3x6 alder (all reclaimed). Top is 4x24x96 maple with a Lee Valley face vise with hickory jaws. All joined with single and double slip...

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My Benchcrafted Roubo Bench

JimKirkpatrick, member | January 19th, 20131 comment

Here's my Benchcrafted split top roubo bench using Jameel Abraham's design and hardware. It's made from roughly 200 bf of 8/4 ash. It's by far the most useful tool in my shop and I don't know how...

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Essential Workbench

kbiniowa, member | December 31st, 20122 comments

This project was completed using Lon Schleining's plan from Fine Woodworking Magazine. The bench is constructed from hard maple. I finished the top with danish oil, the base is finished with an oil...

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Workbench built for Grandson

rhlong, member | December 26th, 20121 comment

I built this down sized wood workers bench for my four year old Grandson. It is 24 inches tall, 19.5 inches deep and 38 inches wide. It is built out of fir 2x4's with two drawers that have dovetail...

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Latest workbench - Puget Sound Woodworking class project

DerrickBurke, member | December 20th, 20122 comments

This is a student project here at Puget Sound Woodworking. Workbenches are a regular thing here. Enjoy!

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New Workbench

Tym40, member | November 24th, 2012

New Bench: Top is reclaimed African Mahogany countertop. Base is from some Old Growth Dougals Fir that had been cut and stored in an attic over 40 years ago. Drawbore Mortise and Tenon constructionI...

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Work Rack/Clamp rack

TeaElle, member | October 24th, 20122 comments

This is our latest product. Pictured are multiple Work Racks with accessory units. There are quick connectors. Side shelves and table units also connect work racks giving you mobile work stations...

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TWW/Benchcrafted Split Top Roubo Bench

aronson, member | September 30th, 20123 comments

Built under the video tutelage of Marc Spagnuolo (aka The Wood Whisperer) during the first 8 months of 2012. Based on the Benchcrafted Split Top Roubo - utilizing their Glide and Leg vise hardware...

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Rubio Bench

DavidABrown, member | September 27th, 2012

My first workbench

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Bastogne Walnut Bench

roubenm, member | July 18th, 2012

Bastogne Walnut Bench. Bastione walnut is the rarest of all walnut woods, is a natural cross between California English Walnut and California Claro. Bastogne trees grow very large and the wood is...

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Basic Workbench by Klaus Larsen

Carbonero, member | July 8th, 20123 comments

This simple workbench was created using the plans on this website. I used re-purposed old-growth redwood 4x4's and doug fir 2x4's, cut and milled. I changed the plans slightly the make 4x4's on the...

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Child's Folding Workbench

Stephenwp, member | July 7th, 2012

This is a child's sized folding workbench. I built it entirely from scratch using oak and steel. It stands 21" tall and weighs 15 lbs. The clamping top work surface is fully functional.

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Luthier Bench

Goldhedge, member | July 2nd, 20123 comments

This is a luthier bench I made. I got the plan online somewhere. The 'frame' wood is lyptus - hard as nails and really heavy. The maple cut and glued from 1" thick boards. It's really functional and...

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Turn of the century cabinet makers tool chest.

toolchest, member | June 4th, 20126 comments

The first picture is an exterior shot showing the walnut , veneer, and dovetails I used to make the shell of the chest. About 220 dovetails went into making this chest. The inside of the chest lid...

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Workbench

nslewis, member | April 18th, 20126 comments

I made this a few years ago as I began the (seemingly endless) transition to being a self-employed woodworker. I followed Lon Schleining's Essential Workbench pretty closely.The top and base are made...

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workbench

rcj, member | February 12th, 20124 comments

This bench is 25 inches wide by 8 feet long. The legs are 5 inches square and are laminated from 1 1/2 inch stock. The top is 4 inches thick. I special ordered southern yellow pine...

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Dream Workbench

JonJLLJC, member | January 26th, 201270 comments

My ultimate workbench-- finally finished! The bench has a tail vise, a 24" face vise, and a patternmaker's vise. Overall size is 36" x 92". The top is 4" thick laminated hard maple with a 5" bubinga...

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Workbench

MTCondon, member | December 28th, 20113 comments

I'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

OldHouseSLC, member | November 28th, 20112 comments

My 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

LuisLaca, member | November 8th, 20114 comments

The 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

woodbridge, member | October 25th, 2011

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

cwilliams07, member | October 24th, 20115 comments

Made 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

Knottberry, member | August 21st, 20112 comments

I 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

SteveBrady, member | July 9th, 20111 comment

3" 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

Groggy, member | June 25th, 201123 comments

This 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

rogerlandry, member | June 10th, 20114 comments

Several 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

cpfrank, member | June 4th, 20114 comments

This 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

spartaman, member | May 11th, 20112 comments

A 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

rogerlandry, member | April 15th, 20117 comments

As 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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