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comments (4) June 28th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery

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84L 36W 39H

13 Wood species used from local logger, Self Air dried, Salvaged stairs and pallets.

8 Months to complete.

Demountable for easier transport.

Design or Plan used: My own design

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neobassman writes: Some great ideas that break out of traditional workbench solutions. I like the whimsy of the bench top inserts.
Posted: 9:54 pm on June 6th

jhonbaker writes: Awesome bench. Puts mine to shame really and gives me something to aspire to.
Posted: 10:44 am on November 2nd

patrick_mccombe writes: I love that you used some salvaged material.
Posted: 4:35 pm on August 20th

Jurgen01 writes: This is a terrific bench with lots of accessible storage. What I like about this is not only that there is ample storage, but the design also yields more mass from the weight of the drawers' contents -- making the bench a more stable work surface. You will enjoy using this bench for a long time -- until you have to move it! :-) Good stuff!
Posted: 4:27 pm on July 14th

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