My Workbench Journey

Posts about my workbench build.  Newest post at the top.  Photos in order of completion.

Ding dong! The Workbench is done! – Click this link for the full story and most of the photos!

Deadman complete

Oh the bench is back!!!

Benchless in the Seattle .. oh the horror!

Making the track for the sliding deadman – Part II

Making the track for the sliding deadman

Rabbets, rabbets, rabbets ..

Base and ledger strip installed

Draw bore pegs done right .. this time :o)

Golden Pegs

All fantasy should have a solid base in reality

Leg Vise Complete!

Yippee .. back to the workbench

Leg vise – installation of the vise nut

Lessons in Drawboring

More work on the Leg Vise

Leg Vise and Parallel Guide

Drilling holes in the workbench legs

Hand cutting the tenons

Workbench Mortise

Yup, still workin’ on the work bench ..

Tool Cabinet interruption – Workbench stock break …

Trip to Edensaw

Happiness!

Ok, who has their workbench against the wall and l…

Fun with Scrubby, Jack and John

Modifying the workbench for hand planing

5 thoughts on “My Workbench Journey”

  1. Very nice. I would like to build one of these when I have the extra money to spend on lumber. In the mean time I was thinking about building a simple bench that would give me something to work on right now. It would also make building a Roubo workbench easier later as I would have something to work off of.

    Do you have any info on your mdf workbench? Pictures, plans, or a place where I could find info on building one?

    Thanks,
    Dave
    Traditional Skills Blog

  2. I have been wanting to build one of these benches for a long time now. I love the polished benchcraft hardware and it looks like cocobolo handles. A beautiful bench, great job!!

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