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A load of 8 quarter Ash fell my way and a great Blog by a Lumber Jock paved the way for this remarkable bench. First of all my complements to Loogie who post one of the most in deep blog on building a remarkable bench. This was one fun project to build. The main reason I chose this bench was it knock down easy to move ability. Most bench are solid one piece bench but this bench is a knock down version meaning it easy to transport in case you have to move from one location to another. I also reduce the size to a little over six foot from it 8’ foot print, another plus is the center tool well which can be used for storage or reversed for a continuous bench top. The last step in this bench is the addition of two vises which are still in the planing stage. I know for sure that a quick release 7” vise will be one but I still undecided on the front vise, only time will tell. Thanks for viewing let me know what you think….Blkcherry


































18 comments so far
3fingerpat
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posted 204 days ago
BC, great looking bench! I hope you get many, many enjoyable years of use out of it, looks like a real workhorse, well done.
-- "You get what you inspect, not what you expect"
PurpLev
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posted 204 days ago
sweet bench, I’m in the process of brainstorming a design choice for my next bench, and so far, this 21th design has many great features… nice job on the bench!
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woodworm
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posted 204 days ago
Great solid, strong build & heavy bench which may serve you years of use and abuse.
Nice work!
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Scott Bryan
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posted 204 days ago
This is a nice looking bench. It should prove to be a nice addition to your shop for many years to come. I like this version and am considering either one of these or the roubo (or some variation, thereof).
It is a little hard to tell from the photo but I assume that the inserts for the tool well are made from cherry? (After all what else would you choose to work with!!). :)
Thanks for the post.
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mrsawdust
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posted 204 days ago
blackcherry,
beautiful bench. i’m not sure i would use it for woodworking, however. serving steaks and lobster – maybe!
mike
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blackcherry
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posted 204 days ago
Scott the insert are phenolic plywood which is a theme in the shop….mrsawdust steak and lobster and Texas hold’em might prove to be a summer night challenge, thanks for the idea…Blkcherry
Barto
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posted 204 days ago
Beautiful! Very jealous now…. ;-)
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 204 days ago
Beautiful workbench.
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Don K.
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posted 204 days ago
I can tell by your post that you are not really happy with your bench, Tell you what, I will take it off your hands. Lol, great looking bench, it’s obvious you put a lot of thought and fine work into it.
-- Don S.E. OK
blackcherry
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posted 204 days ago
Thanks ever one for you commits ….Blkcherry
Rotceh
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posted 203 days ago
i like it, goob job
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Loucarb
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posted 203 days ago
Great looking bench. Well done.
a1Jim
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posted 203 days ago
Hey B C
Very very well done, looks great.
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Miket
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posted 203 days ago
That’s a very nice bench! Great use of materials.
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Brad_Nailor
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posted 203 days ago
Beautiful job..thats too nice to use!
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pommy
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posted 203 days ago
thats beautiful im in the middle of making my new work bench and im getting confused ove the different designs but i do like the tool tills in the middle of yours do you turn them over when you don’t use them
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blackcherry
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posted 203 days ago
Pommy they do turn over so that you have a completed table top. This one of the main reason I chose to build this bench. The complete drawing is in Popular Woodworking, October 2008 #171, also this issue is still available online. One of are lumber jock members did a outstanding job Blog his build as well, it worth checking it out, Loogie is his profile name. Thanks again to all for the nice comment….Blkcherry
Todd Thomas
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posted 201 days ago
very well done…good looking bench
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