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Workbench
It was just going to be simple, but I had to surface the spruce I had chainsaw milled last year so I figured I would dress it up a bit.
The legs are spruce and the connecting aprons are red oak.
I may add some drawers and I plan on putting a wood vise on it
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The first thing i would do is take that out of the shop and use it in the house!! That is too nice looking for a workbench you are going to be rough with.
good job on the top...beautiful
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I agree with Jack. That should be for a dining room table or sofa table, not a shop bench.
Great job! It is beautiful.
Don
Diamond Lake Custom Woodworks, LLC
www.dlwoodworks.com
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You are kidding right! That can't be a WORKBENCH!Great job and the slab of wood is just beautiful! WOW! Russ
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I have some cherry slabs I milled I may do a similar type top for an indoor table design it will be much nicer.
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But has your wife seen it yet Brian?
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Yes, its in her spot in the shop right now until I get the area its going on set up.Originally Posted by Bob Eustace
Our house is full of furniture we have made over the years.
A piece going in the house is set to a higher standard than the joints I used in the base construction.
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