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Workbench built for Grandson

comments (1) December 26th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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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 joints. With vise, it weighs around 90 pounds.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Robert H. Long Jr.

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DavidEskow writes: Your four year old grandson is a lucky boy to have such a wonderful grandfather. His downsized bench is better equipped then mine! Good job!
Posted: 2:32 pm on January 16th

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