Assembly Table

Whoopee, whope... nice build… always admired the Paulk design and the Parf system is a cut above most… for an assembly table it looks like the bees knees.

That Noden A-a-b sounds like a great little unit… you guys in Yankeeland are spoilt with the availability of such goodies to choose from.

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That is some spectacular looking bench with alot of options. Nice work.

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I have heat in the outdoor shop now, but I still bring everything into the basement to finish. You’ll love the temp/humidity stability you will have now, provided the power doesn’t go out. :-)

I’ve looked at the Noden bench many a time, I think he’s missed his time, Due to his excessive pricing you can now get 1000# electric lift tables used for industry, office, and whatnot, for less $$$

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I have heat in the outdoor shop now, but I still bring everything into the basement to finish. You ll love the temp/humidity stability you will have now, provided the power doesn t go out. :-)

I ve looked at the Noden bench many a time, I think he s missed his time, Due to his excessive pricing you can now get 1000# electric lift tables used for industry, office, and whatnot, for less $$$

- therealSteveN

Possibly, or even probably. It was a bit of an impulse buy at the time.

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Clever design and execution.

The mechanical engineer in me worries about an unsupervised visitor larger than oh, so big thinking one of those corners was a convenient place to sit and eat an apple.

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Without the mobility kit on the adjust-a-bench, the top is definitely too wide. I like a higher bench, so hopefully, there won’t be any corner sitting.

-- Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk, cut it with a Hammer.

This looks really great!

-- "It is the job of the woodworker to hide his mistakes and keep a tight set of lips about them!"--Chuck

Great addition to your shop. Nice adjustability!!

Cheers, Jim

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