With the addition of the tablesaw, there is a need to get a workbench that can be used as an outfeed table. It has to meet the following criteria:
- Be relatively small because of the size of my shop.
- Match in height the tablesaw's top.
- Be inexpensive.
The ideal design comes from John White in an article in Fine WoodWorking: the new fangled workbench. The main differences are that the full length will be 4', a width of 24" and will not include a longitudinal set of clamps. Here is a diagram from which I'll base the bench on:
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| Smaller version of the New-fangled bench. |
The lumber is in the garage, the construction begins tomorrow.
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