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Of course, pressure treated wood is best for use outdoor. Every time that you’ll come across a PT wood. You will see ratings such as “Above Ground Use” as well as “Ground Contact.”  I have pine wood for outdoor benches and tables, guess how I preserve them? Well, all I do is applying coats of stain followed by 2 or 3 layers of Spar Urethane. My approach has proven over the years that it can be an excellent protective measure. Pressure treated wood is wood that has undergone a process to make it more durable so that it is not susceptible to water, rot, termites, or fungus. It is used for a variety of applications ranging from outdoor decking to utility poles, from railroad ties to playground equipment. Boat docks, aquarium stands, and indoor pools are a few more examples. This type of wood conserves and extends a valuable renewable resource and it is economical. Pressure-treated wood is used in many outdoor applications, such as railroad ties. To make the wood so long lasting, it is first treated with chemical prese. The design of the workbench. My Sketchup skills are still nonexistent so I have to design the old fashion way. It’s and I still haven’t made a new workbench I promised myself when I bought an Emmert patternmakers vise at an antique tool auction in Indianapolis last spring.  I just like the idea of the added weight with pressure treated wood. Plus, I was able to buy 6×6’s for the legs and save some money verses buying more 2x stock and gluing them up to create a 5”x5” legs the way Chris does. I calculated how much material I need and bought (12) 2x10x8’s, (4) 2x12x8’s and (2) 6x6x8’s.  My wimpy little table saw doesn’t have enough power to rip through 2x stock without binding, so I had to set the blade a little under ¾” high and make two passes, flipping the board over after the first pass.

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