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For those that are interested in designing a workbench using SketchUp, I also made a tutorial covering its design using SketchUp Free which is free for personal use and runs entirely inside a web browser. Lesson learned? For this bench, I wanted to simplify a few aspects of the traditional Roubo-style workbench and it seemed like a great opportunity to make an introduction to Fusion tutorial. Then I flipped the base right side up, drilled small pilot holes from the bottom side where I had marked the locations, and then drilled shallow countersink holes from each side, then a through hole that matched the bolts. You will be able to store most of your basic woodworking tools and accessories in this workbench. Thanks for including the fusion and sketchup renderings. This actually went a lot better than I thought it would.
Here’s a woodworking table that takes only an afternoon to build and can absorb a real pounding. It’s as rugged as an expensive European-style woodworker’s bench, but it’s made entirely from 2x4s. To build it, you’ll need: Four inch 2x4s (legs A) Four inch 2x4s (long stretchers B) Four /2 inch 2x4s (end stretchers C). For this bench I used 2x8 and 2x10 construction-grade lumber and a piece of 3/4" MDF for the shelf. The upside to using construction-grade lumber is the price. The southern yellow pine boards for this bench cost right around $ here in North Carolina. Unfortunately, the downside to using this type of lumber is the quality. A small woodworking vice is the only addition to this thick-framed workbench. an MDF table surface is added to provide a flat surface that will not warp with humidity changes. Wood screws and wood glue will help to keep everything together, and a drill and saw should be the only major tools needed to dimension and prep the lumber.

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