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13 comments so far
Hawaiilad
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#1 posted 287 days ago
Nice looking work bench….now you get to break it in..
-- Hawaiilad Larry
NormG
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#2 posted 286 days ago
Very nicely done bench, love all the very useable vises and assistants
-- Norman
TimWood
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#3 posted 286 days ago
As Don would say (with a giggle) that’s great! I’ve just finished reading Christopher Schwartz’s book on work benches and I love the idea of SYP…especially since it’s lower cost and readily available here in SC.
-- Tim Harrelson
cutworm
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#4 posted 286 days ago
Nice bench!
-- "Actions speak louder than words but not nearly as often." - Mark Twain
DBoltz
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#5 posted 286 days ago
Excellent bench! Making a new one is on my list. I was looking at doing the same one from the magazine. How were the vises to install?
-- Dan, Virginia Beach
Boatman53
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#6 posted 286 days ago
Nice bench. Did you use s screw with an oversize nut to keep the leg vise jaw parallel?
-- Jim, Long Island, NY Ancorayachtservice.com home of the chain leg vise
jim C
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#7 posted 286 days ago
Thats way too nice to use and dent up.
Send it to my house!
-- Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them.
ChesapeakeBob
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#8 posted 286 days ago
Great looking workbench. I trust it will see years of use, and hopefully become a family heirloom!
-- Chesapeake Bob, Southern Maryland
exelectrician
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#9 posted 286 days ago
You did great work doing this bench, well done.
-- Love thy neighbour as thyself
thedude50
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#10 posted 285 days ago
I love SYP but cant get it here in California. I will be happy to make a trade with someone who lives down in the south. MY DOUG FIR FOR YOUR SYP
-- when I am not on Lumberjocks I am on @ http://thisoldworkshop.com where we allow free speech
Mauricio
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#11 posted 274 days ago
Very nice! I like the screw parallel guide.
-- Mauricio - Woodstock, GA - "Confusion is the Womb of Learning, with utter conviction being it's Tomb" Prof. T.O. Nitsch
The3Beers
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#12 posted 249 days ago
Looks Great. Im in the process of making this very bench any advice on the end vice?
Boatman53
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#13 posted 249 days ago
Who’s end vise hardware did you purchase?
-- Jim, Long Island, NY Ancorayachtservice.com home of the chain leg vise
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