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Tag Archives: workbench
Projects – Bench drill base – Part 2
Following on from Part 1 This morning I took delivery of two 4′ by 8′ sheets of Birch plywood, one 12mm and the other 18mm. The local supplier delivered them free and ripped them in half for me, which slightly … Continue reading
Bench reconstruction – Part 3
Yesterday I was only able to do a little bit of work on the smaller bench. My mission for today was to at least get all the bits into the garage, as my wife needs the car back! As the … Continue reading
Posted in Purchases, Restoration, Setting up shop, Tools, Workbenches, Workshop
Tagged Emir, single garage workshop, woodworking, workbench, Workshop layout
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Bench reconstruction – Part 2
I only got part way through rebuilding the small bench tonight. As I mentioned in the previous post, one of the stretchers is broken around a barrel nut. Some pieces of it remained on the leg section, trapped by the … Continue reading
Posted in Purchases, Restoration, Setting up shop, Tools, Workbenches, Workshop
Tagged beech, Emir, single garage workshop, woodwork, workbench
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Bench reconstruction – Part 1
Yesterday I saw a couple of posts on the local Gumtree advertising beech workbenches. They were of two different patterns – one fairly heavy construction with vices either side (Record 52E) and the other slightly lighter with vices either side … Continue reading
Posted in Purchases, Setting up shop, Workbenches, Workshop
Tagged 52 E, Emir, Gumtree, purchases, Record, school workbench, single garage workshop, tail vice, vice, woodwork, workbench
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Building a plain table top for my folding workbench
I picked up about 9 identical 600mm x 350mm offcuts of 18mm MDF on one of my trips to Wenban-Smith a few weeks ago. One reason I got them is that (by eye) they looked about the same size as … Continue reading
Posted in Setting up shop, Workbenches, Workshop
Tagged Draper, draper 09788, folding workbench, mdf, offcuts, perform, table top, woodwork, workbench
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Light reading – Setting up shop
I’ve wanted a proper workshop for ages and over the years I’ve amassed a small collection of books on the subject: Build Your Own Mobile Power Tool Centers – I must have had this book for about 15 years now … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Purchases, Setting up shop, Workshop
Tagged Amazon, Books, workbench, Workshop, Workshop design, Workshop layout
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