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    Workbench Options

    I wanted to share a cheap versatile workbench that I have made/used. It is not good for some applications but for what I use it for it has been extremely helpful.

    Items needed –

    2 – Plastic saw horses with notches on top
    2 – 2x4 or similar
    1 – 4x8 plywood



    These plastic saw horses are sold at most home improvement places. Some have adjustable legs which would allow the table to be raised and lowered. The 2x4’s set in the top notches. Screw down the plywood.. Bam! 4x8 table. 4x8 too big? Cut down to fit your space.

    I ran an extra 2x4 against the wall screwed to the studs for extra stability. And on a separate table I basically framed up a 4x8 wall that the center 2 studs line up with the notches. These tables can be easily disassembled or altered.

    I also mounted a power strip to the 2x4 so there is power close at hand. Trash can fits easily under work surface. Wire stripper and small vise attached as well.

    Now I wouldn’t use this for any serious pounding/breaking, but for dismantling and sorting it is great to have such a large surface.

    I would like to hear if anyone else has tried this and how it has worked for them or other work bench solutions.

    J

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