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Project by POPLARFOREST posted 341 days ago 1392 views 1 time favorited 8 comments Add to Favorites Watch

This is my workbench. The dovetails are a little ruff it doesn’t have a vice yet and it wobbles a little but other than that she’s perfect!


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ChesapeakeBob

76 posts in 361 days


posted 341 days ago

Looks like a great workbench to me! Nice job!

CB

-- Chesapeake Bob, Southern Maryland

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PeteMoss

55 posts in 348 days


posted 341 days ago

I would love to have it. I know it will serve you well for a long long time.

-- PeteMoss

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Scott Bryan

20040 posts in 700 days


posted 341 days ago

That is a nice bench. It appears to be solid and offers plenty of workspace and storage. This would be a nice addition to any shop.

Nice project. Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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James Lango

78 posts in 412 days


posted 341 days ago

She will make a nice workbench! Looks very solid with plenty of work surface. In a few years she will be soo beat up that no one will notice the dovetails. nice job

-- Longovette@Roadruner.com

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Tomcat1066

776 posts in 674 days


posted 341 days ago

Looks good from here ;)

-- "Give me your poor tools, your tired steel, your huddled masses of rust." Yep, I ripped off the Statue of Liberty. That's how I roll!

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CharlieM1958

7459 posts in 1096 days


posted 340 days ago

Looks rock-solid (once you shore-up that little wobble)!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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OttawaP

53 posts in 604 days


posted 340 days ago

Nice and solid. Slid some thin shim of the same material into the DT gaps with some glue and sand or plane it flush. If too tight then cut the joint with a handsaw to allow room for the shim and pack it tight. Only you and I will know….

-- Paul

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WoodSpanker

298 posts in 270 days


posted 264 days ago

very nice looking, lots of storage. Chalk that one up to a job well done.

-- Adventure? Heh! Excitement? Heh! A Woodworker craves not these things!

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