Here is the next installment of the workbench base WIP. The feet are glued and cleaned up and I’ve drilled out excess material in the mortises. I’ve got 3 out of 4 mortises cleaned up and the fit it pretty good. I am going to use draw pegs to draw the joints nice and tight.
-- Mike, Charlotte, NC
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Bill
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#1 posted 2120 days ago
It is coming along nicely Mike. How big will the bench be when it is done?
-- Bill, Turlock California, http://www.brookswoodworks.com
Mike
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#2 posted 2120 days ago
The top is an old maple pattern makers top and it is 2 7/8” x 36” x 69”. The top alone probably weigh 150-200 lbs.
-- Mike, Charlotte, NC
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#3 posted 2120 days ago
Nice looking joinery.
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