A short workbench
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Misha we have a saying here in the UK that good things come in small packages and that bench looks very very good and the wall clock doesn’t look too shabby either.
How long have you been woodworking? I’ve literally just begun and my workbench was my first project. I’m working towards finer projects like the wall clock, but mine will have a door with leaded glass. If it turns out half as nice as yours I’ll be very pleased.
Paul - A southern lad living up north - Nr York England
Nice job, I plane on building a small bench similar to that one for my Grandchildren to use when they come over here. They like hanging out with Papa when I am in the shop, and fortunately they live next door.
Steve
Steve Massie, I live in the great State of Florida, US
Excuse my not answering promptly.
To Jon. The vise manufacturer is ZUBR
To Paul Dallender. I have been woodworking from time to time right in my flat for about two years, and now I am very lucky as I’ve got a place for a shop. And though it is very tiny I am planning to make a lot of projects there. A big workbench is already done. I will poste a photo shortly. Yes, a big one is a great difference, it is like a rock. At the moment I am working on a Table (Mr. Sellers’ current video course).
Misha
Really awsome.. there’s no stopping you, is there 🙂
I like the small bench you made also – I’ll be making something similar, just a wee bit longer. I just don’t have the space for anything bigger..
Mic
Nice work Misha. Does it have the same stability as the large one? I’m planning on making a couple of workbenches for job sites. Thanks in advance.
—Jake
The short workbench is of course not wobbly but stability and movability depends on size. I’ve made three benches of different sizes so far. 1×0.6 1,5×0.6 and 1×2 meter. The most stable is the biggest one (1×2 meter). For planing I find that the longer one is better and for sawing is the wider; so 1×2 m. suits most of the tasks.
Misha
That’s great.
My big one is 8′ long by 38″ wide. On the side I’ve a cabinet with three drawers and I’m planning on making more cabinetry on the front as well.
Couple of things I’ve added to the bench–
–I’ve placed retractable casters/wheels because I like to have it movable.
–I’ve notched the top for a butt hinge, two screws are holding the hinge down to the bench top and the middle screw is spring loaded–I use it for thin stock planing.Sorry Misha I don’t have Russian keyboard on my computer. no ya vas ponyal–izvinite za translit.
Here are some pictures of what it looks like.
Hi Misha Guys and Girls I was wondering if they had the cutting list for there short benches I wanted someting I could take walkabout , I already have a mini lathe ( my only bit of powered equip apart from a chainsaw ,for when I tour the wod shows and events , it also makes a great income while on the road , while taking up suprisinglly little room
Kind Regards and be Safe
Glenn
Eastern Australia
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