Workbenches - Page 3 of 12

For professional woodworker Nancy Hiller, it's cheaper to buy a workbench than it is to make one.

An avid tool collector builds a chest for his favorite antique tools based on The Gent's tool chest, originally sold by Hammacher Schlemmer.

The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship uses this workbench design as the basis for a router table, a drafting table, a sanding station, and more.

Designed for student use at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, this easy-to-build, no-nonsense workbench can stand up to lots of use and abuse.

In part 2 of this 2-part video series, learn how to construct the bench top and attach a traditional woodworking vise.

In this episode of Getting Started in Woodworking, we put our new simple, sturdy workbench to work by demonstrating our 10 favorite techniques and accessories for the workbench. These shopmade…

The truth is you don’t need a 200-lb. European workbench to do fine work. You just need a solid work surface that won’t walk around the shop, and an efficient way to clamp workpieces to it.

Bora Tool uses newest technology from mobile bases to create the industry-leading workbench caster set

The first time you place a long board or tall door in your front vise to plane its edges, you’ll realize you need a board jack at one end. These…

Storing my 4-ft. pipe clamps, as well as the extra lengths of 4-ft. pipe I use as extenders, has always been a problem. Putting them up high makes them difficult to access. Leaning them against something is risky.