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New Workbench

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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 construction

I hope to finish in the next few weeks so I can get a couple Christmas Projects done.

Design or Plan used: French Bench from; Workbenches From Design & Theory to Construction & Use By Christopher Schwarz

posted in: Reader's Gallery, WorkBench, tenons, maple, mahogany, moxin vise, baseline vise

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