I just completed a job building a workbench for a customer and thought people here might like to use it themselves. Use the plans for what you will. Original sketchup included.
-- uses base 90*45 mgp10's from Bunnings*
-- Simple but sturdy with thick legs that extend the whole leg (maximum pounding!)
-- Easy to make
-- really big (2400x800 deep)
-- 18mm MDF top and bottom
-- CHEAP!
-- Total weight was 64kg.
I machined all these bits to 80x40 with the thicknesser and tablesaw to smooth it. Sprayed with NC to offer protection to the MDF. These details were to make it more "commercial".
* buy the 5.4 or 6 metre lengths, its Baltic pine. The knots are tight and the growth rings are small and tight.
workbench with top.jpg workbench with top 2.jpg leg detail.jpg DSC09144 (1024x685).jpg DSC09146 (1024x685).jpg DSC09150 (685x1024).jpg DSC09154 (1024x685).jpg DSC09148 (1024x685).jpg DSC09153 (1024x685).jpg DSC09160 (1024x685).jpg DSC09173 (685x1024).jpg DSC09171 (1024x685).jpg DSC09176 (1024x685).jpg
Sketchup plans --> workbench with top.zip
-- uses base 90*45 mgp10's from Bunnings*
-- Simple but sturdy with thick legs that extend the whole leg (maximum pounding!)
-- Easy to make
-- really big (2400x800 deep)
-- 18mm MDF top and bottom
-- CHEAP!
-- Total weight was 64kg.
I machined all these bits to 80x40 with the thicknesser and tablesaw to smooth it. Sprayed with NC to offer protection to the MDF. These details were to make it more "commercial".
* buy the 5.4 or 6 metre lengths, its Baltic pine. The knots are tight and the growth rings are small and tight.
workbench with top.jpg workbench with top 2.jpg leg detail.jpg DSC09144 (1024x685).jpg DSC09146 (1024x685).jpg DSC09150 (685x1024).jpg DSC09154 (1024x685).jpg DSC09148 (1024x685).jpg DSC09153 (1024x685).jpg DSC09160 (1024x685).jpg DSC09173 (685x1024).jpg DSC09171 (1024x685).jpg DSC09176 (1024x685).jpg
Sketchup plans --> workbench with top.zip
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