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This is my workbench. The first larger project I have done. I am proud of the top. Hard Maple with accents of Purpleheart. After I finished it my wife informed me that she does not care for purpleheart. Oh well. I still like the bench and currently am adding a cabinet underneath for storage.
-- -Alex, St Charles, MO - "Measure twice, cut once, and go back to the lumber yard because you still screwed up."
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WayneC
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posted 338 days ago
Looks like a basement shop. Any other interesting tools and fixtures?
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Bill
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posted 337 days ago
A nice bench Doc. I like the purpleheart accents. I am with Wayne, how about some more shop pictures too?
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DrsHobby
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posted 337 days ago
Bill, more shop pictures would require cleaning it up more…...but I will work on it.
-- -Alex, St Charles, MO - "Measure twice, cut once, and go back to the lumber yard because you still screwed up."
oscorner
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posted 332 days ago
Beautiful bench.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 162 days ago
Like the other comments I really enjoy the picture of your bench. Do you have any additional pictures of your shop? Decluttering and cleaning up a shop just to post pictures of it makes it look like it is not being used. Shops are tools themselves and should be used or they look rather lonely to me.
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DrsHobby
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posted 145 days ago
Here is a picture of that bench in use:
Rest of shop :
-- -Alex, St Charles, MO - "Measure twice, cut once, and go back to the lumber yard because you still screwed up."
Bob #2
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posted 145 days ago
Well the first thing we need to do is get you started on some cupboards and pegboard!
Looks like my place after a clean up!
Bob
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brunob
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posted 145 days ago
Beautiful bench. Seems a shame to use it.
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tenontim
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posted 145 days ago
Very nice bench. Like Bob said, you need to get some organization going or you’re going to wind up like Karson. :]
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DrsHobby
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posted 145 days ago
Those pictures were taking in the middle of making the changing table. The shop was at its worse, I was under the gun. There is nothing worse than having a pregnant wife as a foreman on the job.
-- -Alex, St Charles, MO - "Measure twice, cut once, and go back to the lumber yard because you still screwed up."
Scott Bryan
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posted 143 days ago
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the additional pictures. I know what you mean about your shop being at its worst during a build. All my hand tools seem to migrate to my assembly bench during a project and eventually I don’t have any room to assemble the piece.
I have enjoyed the tour.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
spaids
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posted 102 days ago
I have that same table saw and saw horses but not a nice bench like that. Hows that end vice working for you?
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DrsHobby
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posted 101 days ago
The endvise works ok.. This is my first workbench. There is still a learning curve I need to master.
-- -Alex, St Charles, MO - "Measure twice, cut once, and go back to the lumber yard because you still screwed up."