Work Bench

That workbench is stout, congrats and welcome to Lumber Jocks
Micros!

Looks solid! Dog Holes?

-- Lifting one end of the plank.

Nice work Miccos. I may snag a few of your ideas to incorporate into my own bench…thanks. I owe you an adult beverage.

Nice strong looking bench.

Looks good and strong.

-- Chris K

wow, that’s a stout bench… Should serve you well for years.

Nice job.

Is that bench only 4’ in length? I’m assuming so given the t-track. Overall dimensions would be appreciated :)

That’s a clever bench with a unique design. Is the knob holder used for work holding somehow, or does it just hold accessories for the t-track? Do you plan on mounting a vise to the top somewhere, or just use holdfasts and hooks/stops?

-- Allen, Colorado (Instagram @bobasaurus_woodworking)

It´s not a bench, it´s a Monster (nice looking one by the way)

-- - Greetings from Brazil - --

I dig the apron!

-- Pete

that is sweet im assuming it doesnt slide across the floor when your trying to hand plane some wood does it? lol

-- M1 Woodworks

Thanks for the welcome and all the feedback. Yes dog holes for the bench dogs. The plan was 4’ but the dimensions ended up 44×20. Scrap lumber so had to make due. I trimmed the t-track to fit. The knob holder is for accessories at this point. I have a wall work bench next to it with my vise when needed. The table saw table on one end, miter station on the other wall, and finish table at the front. Each table is within 30” reach and very efficient. This bench is the center work bench of a one car garage. I’m a couple years novice and really enjoying the hobby. Thanks again! Micco

Nice job!

What kind of lumber was used for the top?

Hickory, white oak, red oak, walnut, and pine. Some old barn wood and scraps laying around. I’m fortunate to have a relationship with someone at a mill. What they trash I love!