"Looks like something you buy in a store" name that quote

Very nice

If you did “Buy it in a store”,
methinks it would cost considerably more than $150 !!!!
Good job Sir.
All systems are GO.

Great condor tails on the ends. My one question, will those dinky casters hold up under all that weight?

Fine workmanship on the bench, clean design. Should keep you in good stead for many years. Nice job.

You should crosspost here

-- "With every tool obtained, there is another that is needed" DonW ( Kevin )

You make me sic! LOL! Been working on my bench, picked up some Walnut for some trim and almost cried when they gave me the bill for couple of planks that had about 50% waste! I am using Birch as the main wood but after flattening the top wish I had gone for more Maple as the tear out in the Birch is driving me crazy! What are the dimensions?

-- Lifting one end of the plank.

I’d say that’s a winner, as for buying anything like it in a store….not!

Great condor tails on the ends. My one question, will those dinky casters hold up under all that weight?

Fine workmanship on the bench, clean design. Should keep you in good stead for many years. Nice job.

You should crosspost here

- theoldfart

The castors are the retracting workbench castors from Rockler. I hope they hold up. Thanks!

-- Every project is an opportunity to acquire new tools and any solution that requires buying a new tool is the correct one.

Great bench,,,,,, I really enjoy looking at the work of craftsmen.

-- Develop your character -- for it becomes your destiny. Jerry - Mannford, Ok

$150 bucks, wow, great return on your investment

-- BD, where bad wood finds a home. Va

Love it. Great job

-- The Old Rednek Workshop https://www.facebook.com/theoldrednekworkshoptn

Yeah I have a $150 bench from a store….it looks nothing like that! Nice work. I’m interested in how you like using the hold downs instead of a face vise.

-- Billy, Florence SC

Sweet bench, nice enough for a kitchen island.

-- Bob A in NJ

Are you the Scott Landry who wrote the Workbench Book? If so, I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed it and am still enjoying it after several years. I have also used some of the ideas found in the book on my own shop made bench.

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

Are you the Scott Landry who wrote the Workbench Book? If so, I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed it and am still enjoying it after several years. I have also used some of the ideas found in the book on my own shop made bench.

- stefang

After reading this part “Finally got tired of assembling and clamping my work to my out feed table or a crappy craftsman bench.” I don’t think he is the same guy . Otherwise he would have had this really nice Store Bought Bench a long time ago.

You are probably right Richard, but no harm done.

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

Very nice, I can almost smell the beautiful walnut. Looks solid!