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This is re: Cowboy workbench project. The bench is 38” high x 26” deep x 105” long It is of maple, lyptus, osk, & walnut.
-- Oldworld, Fair Oaks, Ca
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GaryK
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#1 posted 1890 days ago
That is one fantastic workbench!
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
sidestepmcgee
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#2 posted 1890 days ago
cool bench, like the walnut.what did you finish the bench with ?
-- eric post, tallahassee FL
ineedanap
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#3 posted 1890 days ago
Oooh, ahhhh.
Almost too pretty to use.
-- where's my pillow?
woodup
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#4 posted 1890 days ago
How thick is that table top? Wow, beautiful piece!
-- Michael, Fort Worth, TX. "I wood if I could!"
Kevin
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#5 posted 1890 days ago
That is a beautiful bench. I’d be afraid to scratch it.
How can you do that to us, just post one picture like that. We are starving for workbench pics, always.
-- Kevin, Wichita, Kansas
Blake
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#6 posted 1889 days ago
Geez, this is awesome. Did you design it or find a plan? Its a fantastic tool for your shop as well as an heirloom.
My bench…? Someday… someday.
-- Happy woodworking! http://www.blakeweber.us
Lee A. Jesberger
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#7 posted 1889 days ago
Now THAT is a workbench!
Great job.
Lee
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forkboy
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#8 posted 1889 days ago
Great bench, as Kevin says though, I’d be afraid to use it!!
-- Perth, Australia
Scott Bryan
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#9 posted 1889 days ago
I agree that more pictures would be nice. That is one nice bench. That would be a compliment to any shop.
Well done!!!!!
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
cobbler
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#10 posted 1889 days ago
Beautiful. I don`t know if that is a term one can use
about a work bench. Almost too nice to use.
Form truly follows function.
-- ''Carry on my wayward son''
manilaboy
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#11 posted 1889 days ago
Hey guys! That ain’t a workbench! That is perfection exemplified!
-- "Real jocks do it on a bench"
ND2ELK
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#12 posted 1889 days ago
Now that’s what I call a real work bench. You did a great job on it.
God Bless
tom
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Joe Brumley
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#13 posted 1889 days ago
Wow! I have been working very sporadically on mine now for about 6 months. I hope it turns out half as good as yours. I might have to pick your brain at some point about the tail vise. I’m still a little intimidated about making mine. Great job.
-- Joe, Indiana, http://www.crookedshack.com
Thos. Angle
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#14 posted 1889 days ago
Very well done.
-- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon
tjscott
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#15 posted 1889 days ago
I would agree with all comments. More pictures would be very inspiring; it is almost too beautiful to use; I would love to have that in my shop.
It is clear that this must weigh a lot. Very heavy duty and something that will last a long time. I would love to see plans for this one.
Great job!!!!!
-- Tom, Charlotte, North Carolina
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