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Uploaded by on Nov 6, 2008

Mark Donovan of HomeAdditionPlus.com shows how to build a garage workbench

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  • Would this be considered a medium - heavy dury work bench?

    I just bought a metal bench from Candian Tire and the reviews were awful on it. Great for light duty but can't mount a vise on it and don't be doing any major hammering.

    I want something very sturdy/solid and those two butt joints on each end don't seem super strong.

  • @sannitig I have a vice on one of mine constructed this way (8 feet long) and it works fine. If you want to beef it up then use 4x4s for the legs.

  • How long are the 5/16 cariage bolts you are using?

  • @315mulder 3.5 inches

  • whats are the measurements for the 3/25'' plywood for the counter top and bottom pieces?

  • @315mulder To be honest I can not remember. You can measure for it when you get to that stage in the project. Also, I do have an Ebook on how to build this garage workbench. See homeadditionplus(dot)com/Bid-S­heet-Ebook-info/Build-Garage-W­orkbench-Ebook.htm

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  • @sannitig This would be considered a light duty workbench. To be considered a heavy duty workbench, it would need a frame created out of a ridgid wood (Maple, Beech, SYP), it would need a laminated top a couple inches thick, and weigh considerably more. You don't want the bench to bounce and rack/slide easily.

    The purpose of the work bench pictured in this video is to be simple to build, where a heavy duty bench will take you exponentially longer to build and cost much more.

  • @HomeAdditionPlus Ok so my main area of concern for sturdyness is at the legs, not the butt joints of the table top frame, correct?

  • I really enjoy your videos. I'm 47 years old but i want to be like you (talented) when i grow up :)

  • muito bom este video

  • u should get a pocket hole jig. it will make your joints much stronger and straighter

  • Excellent, just excellent. I'd even recommend this video to a friend.

  • Great instructions, I am sick of working on my rifles and projects on my kitchen table!

    Will build one, although I am going to make it a bit bigger and longer. Thanks!

  • I'm new to carpentry, and this vid was EPIC in helping me understand some basics. Thanks!

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