Easy to build workbenches, that you can hand a cut-list to the big-box-store and assemble at home with glue and screws and simple tools
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Cut List.dxfDXFAutoCAD DXF - 4.22 MB - 06/21/2021 at 20:19 |
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Complete plans for the OpenHardware.co.za Workbenches (two benches from two sheets of plywood).skpSketchup PlansSSEYO Koan Play File - 1021.15 kB - 06/21/2021 at 20:18 |
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Sheet 2 Layout.pngCutlist no 2Portable Network Graphics (PNG) - 89.89 kB - 06/21/2021 at 20:18 |
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Sheet 1 layout.pngCutlist no 1Portable Network Graphics (PNG) - 65.24 kB - 06/21/2021 at 20:18 |
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Digging through old pics on Google Photos - found what I think was the very first one I built using the same design method: corner legs, skirts, table top. All cut by the store, and assembled at home with minimal tools:
Terrible picture, that was probably around 2014 (;
Might have made a CNC out the Garage table from the previous log (; but not going to go into details here about that (; - but point is, let your imagination run wild. Change the world, one table at a time!
Slight off-cutlist this time, but added a shelf underneath. Exactly the same concept as the other too though. Gave this one a coat of Polyester resin (thus the bags on the left protecting the porch) - looks really good and will resist some of the stains. This ones going in the garage
Got the local Builder Warehouse to cut the pieces to size for me, and set about glueing and screwing together (:
Ran a
Checkout the Sketchup file in the Files section
1) Take cut-list printout to the Big Box store and buy 2x sheets of plywood
2) Come home
3) Assemble the legs.
4) Attach the skirts to the table top
5) Flip upside down and attach the legs
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