Making quick work tables

[Joel_BC]

I thought this was worth posting for people wanting to build a sturdy workbench quickly and easily. I haven't seen one in person, but the principle looks good - the brackets look like they'd make for a real sturdy frame.

I'm impressed by how quickly the pieces can be put together, due to the brackets. You don't need to make any sort pre-drilled or complicated corner joints. It seems to me that cutting out the frame parts plus the plywood top and shelf, and then assembling, could be done in a hour or two.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMTTNm7sM08

 

[okra]

Looks like a possible future project

 

[Marianne]

 

[trip]

For years I have been recycling old doors for table tops I add a sheet of ply to the wooden ones to stiffen them up. I have an old metal. School door I use for welding. You can easily fabricate legs for them or use a set of sawhorses.

 

[Wannabefree]

That looks like a good sturdy framework. I bet it'd be really nice with some of our Amish cut wood. ACTUAL 2 inch by 4 inch studs I love my Amish saw mill!!

 

[Joel_BC]

That looks like a good sturdy framework. I bet it'd be really nice with some of our Amish cut wood. ACTUAL 2 inch by 4 inch studs I love my Amish saw mill!!

Sounds pretty cool, Wannabe. I'll have to do a Google Images search to see if I can find out what your sawmill looks like.

 

[Wannabefree]

It's just off Hwy 142 in Stantonville TN, can't remember the name of the little side road. Should be able to find it on Google Earth that way I love it there, they custom cut anything I ask them to, and all their wood is hardwood. I got some beautiful Cypress picnic tables there!

 

[nelson castro]

I love the work!! Indeed, it was definitely worthy to be posted here.