Woodworking Bench

The bench looks great!Very nice job

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GOOD LOOKING BENCH

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Nice bench!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Very nice workbench, but you woulld have more space in your vice if you morticed your two face pieces of stock.

-- Jed,Ala,jmwoodworks057.com

That really looks nice in your shop, you should be proud.

-- "so much to learn and so little time"..

Well..very good start. Nice bench indeed. The other projects too are excellent..!
Take care and work safe.

-- Regards, Woodworm

Awesome job! Thanks for sharing.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.

Nice bench. Alder is very good straight grained and stable wood. That’s why those kitchen cabinet guys use it so much. (and the electric guitar guys too)

-- Scott - Chico California http://chicowoodnut.home.comcast.net

Congratulations .
I looking to mak the same.

-- Suliman , Syria, jablah ,

gSpin;

From the looks of you bench, you sir are a natural!

Lee

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great work.

-- Shawn, I ask in order to learn

nice looking bench

-- Glenn, New Mexico

Wow. Mine is still in pieces. You are using yours.

What is the finish?

-- Days in the shop don't count toward the total.

Nice looking bench! If I could change one thing I would have made the dog holes in the bench in-line with the dog holes in the vice. This ‘might’ present problems. Look at benches made by Lie-Nielson, Hoffman & Hammer and Garrett Wade.

-- -Brian of High Point, NC (http://www.garagewoodworks.com)

Very nice work bench. I can not fault your choice in wood. After looking at your first project, I would say you are pretty good at it.

-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.

I think you made a great looking very functional bench .

Thats a good, solid looking bench, and it can be modified to suit your needs as your skills increase. You’ve got a great foundation there.

I agree with the philosophy that if your going to learn wood working, start by making what you need to learn…tool cabinets, a work bench, etc.

My cabinets are a little wonky, and my box joints are pretty laughable…no wait, they’re proud..very, very proud…and loose…and a little bit torn out…but proud. :-)

I learn as much from my mistakes as from what I get right.

-- When my wife ask's what I have to show for my wood working hobby, I just show her the splinters.

Great job, this bench looks great. It will give you years of failthful use.

-- As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)

Nice Bench.

-- Bud, NY, http://tpww.libsyn.com/

I want one!!!!

-- Just another day in paradise.