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I made a work bench then modified the plans to fit the lathe bench.
It is 4' long, 3" tall & 24" wide. It was made with
1 sheet of 3/4" Birch Plywood & 2 peices of 3/4" Melamine for top.
The open space in the leg with the garbage bag holds 50 lbs of sand in each leg & 200 lbs on shelf.
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Looks nice and very sturdy too!
I was looking at the holes in the folding workmate and thinking it would make a good tool holder.
Great job - enjoy it.
Dave Fried
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Wow! Now that's stout!
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George
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I'm thinkin' that puppy ain't gonna' move on you, regardless of what you chuck up on the Mini!!!
Cheers,
John K. Miliunas
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Looks like it will do the job. Nice job on the bench.
Bernie
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Now THAT's a lathe bench. Well done Chuck!
~john
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Nicely made bench, Chuck!
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Guy's thaks for the comments. It was very easy & fun to make. My wrk shop is in my basement so whatever I get has to go down the cellar stairsI figured if anybody was looking for a cheap & very sturdy bench I would fwd the PDF plans to them share the wealth.
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