Not a single workshop is complete without a desktop, it is called a workbench. The concept of a workbench is much broader than just a table, as it must have a number of features that distinguish it from simple table and make it an indispensable assistant in the workshop. About how to make a simple, convenient and compact carpenter's workbench with their own hands made of wood and will be discussed in this article.
Introduction
There are three main types of carpentry workbenches:
- Stationary. The desktop is installed in a certain place, it is integrated into the interior of the workshop and is not supposed to be moved.
- Folding. The work table is set in a certain place in the workshop, but it has several positions and can be easily transformed. For example, one position can be working, the second is folded (retracted), or the workbench can be transformed to perform various technological operations.
- Mobile. In other words, it is a table on wheels. It can be easily moved to any convenient place in the workshop. As a rule, it can also be foldable, so it has the ability to transform to change operating states.
The design of the wooden workbench, which is discussed in this article, is a folding homemade workbench.
General description of the design of the workbench
This version of the workbench has the simplest design. It is attached to the wall on one side, has two support legs and can be folded (retracted) to a vertical position. Thus, this design well suited for rooms that have a limited area, as free space can be organized by transforming such a workbench.
A homemade workbench consists of the following basic elements:
| Name | Purpose and description |
| table top | Table top |
| Frame | The supporting structure on which all other elements are based. |
| Reference element | Fastens tightly to the wall and is one of the supports of the work surface. |
| legs | Two supporting legs, structurally interconnected |
| Retainer | An element that is attached to the wall and serves to fix the folding workbench in the folded position |
All these elements are made of solid wood (pine) and plywood.
Preparation for production
Before you start making a folding workbench with your own hands, you need to plan and prepare everything necessary tools and materials.
Tools and machines
In the production process, the following tools and fixtures will be required:
- or ;
- End saw;
- Drill or ;
- Level;
- Hand tools (screwdriver, hammer, etc.).
Materials and accessories
During the production process, you will need the following materials and accessories:
- thickness 15-30mm (as an option to apply or as a last resort);
- Timber (pine) 80x40;
- Piano loop;
- M10 bolts with nuts and washers (as an option, you can use a stud);
- Self-tapping screws.
The process of making a carpentry workbench with your own hands
Let's divide the whole production process into a number of simple technological operations.
Countertop manufacturing
A sheet of plywood will be used to make the countertop. It makes no sense to give dimensions, since in each case the dimensions must be selected individually for the needs of the master, the geometry of the room and the work that is planned to be performed at this workplace. Therefore, we will not give dimensions in this article - it should be clear from the photo and video general idea and concept.
- Surface evenness. If the countertop shows signs of deformation and does not have flat surface, then working on such a homemade workbench will be difficult, to say the least;
- Mechanical strength. The tabletop must be durable, that is, have greater resistance to mechanical stress. Since rather massive objects (machines or large-sized workpieces) can be installed on the desktop, the tabletop must withstand such loads and not deform during operation.
- Surface strength. Surface resistance to external mechanical influences. So on the desktop are executed various works associated with the processing of materials, painting, etc., then the presence of a protective layer on the countertop will be an advantage and will save the surface from wear.
On this stage markup is made required dimensions future countertops and trimming along the outlined contours.
Frame - the basis of the future homemade workbench
The frame is the main load-bearing element of a workbench made of wood. It must be strong, as all the load will fall on it. We recommend making it from an array, for example, a bar 40x80mm.
The most common wood and less expensive is pine, so it is quite suitable, however, if you make the base and a denser material, such as beech, birch or oak, then the strength will increase significantly, although such costs are not justified.
The frame has a "U-shaped" shape. As shown in the workbench photo below.
To fasten the bars together, you can use different kinds fasteners, but the most simple and universal way- this is a fastening on self-tapping screws at the end. In this example, the method of secret fastening with self-tapping screws is used.
Yes, with this option, the screws are hidden and they are not visible, but this option is not recommended, since the strength of such a connection is not great. We suggest using it as fastening with self-tapping screws in the end, as well as using additional metal corners installed inside the corner and also on self-tapping screws. In this case, the strength will be sufficient.
The fastening of the frame to the tabletop in this example is also carried out with self-tapping screws that enter “into the edge” (at an angle) of the frame and then into the tabletop. The advantage of this fastening is the simplicity and concealment of self-tapping screws. Nevertheless, the quality of the connection suffers here, since there is a possibility of splitting the edge of the frame. It is still recommended to use one of the three mounting methods described below:
- are being made through holes self-tapping screws pass through the tabletop and through the tabletop into the frame. With this option, there will be the maximum structural strength. The disadvantage is obvious - the caps of the screws will be visible on the countertop, although, of course, they can be easily drowned and hidden "flush".
- WITH inner corner between the tabletop and the frame, several (6-9 pieces) corners are installed, which are mounted on self-tapping screws. The top surface of the countertop will not suffer and the view will be neat. However, mounting on self-tapping screws that do not go through the countertop is not so reliable. Below is a drawing of an example of using an inner corner.
Installation of the support element
The supporting element is a simple bar of the same section as the bars used for the frame (80x40mm), which must be attached to the wall and in the future it will be the main fulcrum of the future homemade locksmith workbench. The installation of the support element depends on the material of the wall to which we are attaching. If the wall is wooden, then it is difficult to offer something better than “planting” on self-tapping screws. If the wall is brick or concrete, then you can use dowels or lay anchors, etc. Of course, before installation, we will use the level for leveling.
The height must be selected based on the technological tasks for which this workbench is created. However, it should be noted that according to GOST 13025.3-85 standard height it is considered 720-780 mm from the floor level. Usually, office furniture has a height of 750 mm.
The fastening of the frame with the worktop to the supporting element can be done different ways. The easiest is to use a roll loop. This is what was done in our case (see photo).
In addition to the piano loop, you can use various options mobile connections - simple door hinges, "frogs", furniture hinges etc. It is important to note that their number must be sufficient to withstand the loads that are planned for our folding workbench, made by hand.
Installing the legs
In addition to the supporting element, our home-made metal workbench made of wood will rest on a couple more legs. They need to be made foldable so that in the folded position they fold easily and do not stick out. To do this, they need to be bolted to the frame.
Alternatively, in addition to the bolt, you can use a piece from the stud, fastening it with nuts on both sides. In order not to make a big variety in the list of materials used, the legs can be made from the same bar 80x40mm. In order for the legs to fold, they must have roundings on one side, which are easiest to do with a jigsaw.
Set the axis of rotation of the legs. It is quite clear that if you just tighten the bot, then it will press the leg against the frame and its further rotation will be difficult, so you need to install a couple of washers between the leg and the frame. Or maybe not a couple, but 3 or 4 for better rotation, since when the bolt is tightened, the washers will sink into soft wood and to ensure the gap just need a third of the washer.
Thus, a do-it-yourself carpentry workbench can be made. The design is simple and can and should be modernized by each master for himself, for his workshop, for his technological operations, but this is only the basis that can serve as an idea for further development technical thought.
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A home master must have a comfortable place, this is a guarantee not only of convenience and speed of work, but also of safety. High-quality European-made workbenches cost as much as industrial equipment, Chinese and handicraft assembly - do not differ in reliability. However, do good workbench you can do it yourself, because, in fact, this is a table equipped with various mounts, stops and a place to store tools.
Workbench project
The height of the workbench depends on the height of its owner, it should be comfortable while standing, without stooping to perform basic operations. For an average height, this is usually 70-90 cm. The configuration of the workbench and the necessary fasteners and fixtures depend on what operations are most often performed on it, but provide for several stops and a pair of screw vices or clamps (). You also need to take into account which hand the owner of the workbench works with.
Workbench scheme - the first option
The width and length of the workbench depend on the area of the workshop, it is convenient if the length of the workbench is at least 2 meters, and the width is 80-100 cm. It is convenient if boxes or cabinets for storing tools and consumables are mounted under the workbench.
When designing a workbench, you need to consider whether it will be permanently installed in the workshop or constantly assembled and disassembled. In the second case, it would be reasonable to lighten the structure due to a material of smaller thickness. In a collapsible workbench, you can make an unscrewing tabletop, or you can provide for folding legs.
It is better to have a workbench by the window, additional local lighting is also required. Directly next to the workbench, you need to provide several electrical outlets for equipment. All wires nearby working area must be enclosed in a box or corrugated pipe.
Selection of materials
The optimal material for the workbench is planed timber, from which the frame frame and legs will be made. For legs, you can take it with a size of 100 * 70 mm, and for jumpers - 100 * 50 mm. The tabletop can be made from even boards 5 cm thick. It can also be made from a single piece of fabric, for example, an old blank door or laminated chipboard with a fairly durable coating. For a workbench, it is better to choose hard rocks wood, preferably beech, oak or maple. Thicker timbers and boards will make the workbench heavier and more stable, and it will be more comfortable to work on it.
Fasteners for the manufacture of a workbench are selected taking into account whether it will be prefabricated or collapsible. Self-tapping screws, nails and nuts with bolts will come in handy.
Before building a workbench, you need to pick up a vice. It is convenient if there are 2 of them - on the right side and on the left in front. In the first, you can fix long boards, and in the second, you can clamp short parts. The most versatile jaw width is 175 mm.
Scheme of the second version of the workbench
We build a workbench. Base
The manufacture of the workbench takes place in 2 stages: assembly of the base and installation. At each stage and during each operation, you need to control the size of the parts and the evenness of their installation using a level.
The base is a frame of bars fastened in such a way that the structure is as rigid as possible. To do this, a horizontal jumper is placed between the legs of the workbench, and in the middle, along the length, a drawstring is provided. Lintels and drawers are placed 40-50 cm from the floor, then shelves for storing tools can be installed on them. The bars for the base are combined with the help of a tenon-groove connection, gluing it. In places where this is not possible, self-tapping screws are used. If it is assumed that the workbench will be disassembled, then you can connect the parts of the support frame using metal corners. Usually, grooves and spikes are first prepared, according to the drawing, and then the entire structure is assembled at once, gluing the joints with wood glue and fixing them with clamps.
A good option for a stationary workbench, if one or more parts support frames can be screwed to the wall, so the design will be even more reliable. You can increase the strength with the help of diagonal jumpers or wedge-shaped inserts between the legs and top frames from the same timber, which are fastened with self-tapping screws. Narrow ends the upper part of the frame must also be connected with a jumper.
Table top and useful accessories 
If the countertop is constructed from separate boards, then they need to be properly driven to each other so that debris does not get into the cracks. The size of the countertop should be a few centimeters larger than the base, so that it is convenient to work and clean it. The boards are nailed or screwed to 3 bars located across the boards on the back of the table top. At the base, you need to provide grooves for these bars.
The board top is carefully sanded several times and coated with a protective solution, preferably oil or drying oil, to avoid injury from chips during further work. The tabletop is screwed to the base with metal corners.
A vise is attached to the finished tabletop, under them it is necessary to provide a recess in the end of the tabletop so that the vertical plate forms one plane with it. The underside of the workbench will also require a plywood gasket. The jaws of the vise should be flush with the table top. Applying a vise, mark the place for the holes and fasten them with bolts and nuts (M12 will do). The holes for the bolt heads must be pre-milled so that they completely sink into them. The vise should not be located in the very corner, so as not to disrupt it under heavy load.
In addition to the vise on the workbench, it is necessary to provide stops. You can fix the finished ones by drilling a hole of the desired diameter in the countertop, or make them yourself. It is not worth using bolts or round dowels instead of stops, since the bolts can damage the workpieces with their heads, and the dowels do not fix the parts well enough.
It is easier to make rectangular stops, or pegs, which are both height-adjustable for different parts and securely fix them. Under them, you need to make holes in the countertop or build it up with the help of bars of suitable thickness, screwed to its edge, and closed with a bar on the other side. The nests should be located at a distance of half from each other from the vise stroke so that any workpiece can be fixed.
The pegs themselves are sawn from hardwood, you can make them with a “spring” that is screwed to the base, or you can just make them rectangular. Rectangular stops can be slightly expanded upwards, then they will be fixed in the sockets more reliably.
Building a carpentry workbench with your own hands is not an easy task, but then it workplace can serve the owner for a long time, grow useful details and fixtures and adapt to the specific needs of each master.
Any owner of the house needs to have a place where he can do various handmade. If there is a need or desire to often swear something, then a workbench will be the best option for creating a workplace.
A workbench is a desktop, which is a rather massive and heavy structure, wooden or metal parts.
By appointment, workbenches are divided into 3 types:
- carpentry workbench;
- locksmith's workbench;
- carpentry workbench.
A carpenter's workbench is usually assembled from wooden parts and it is designed for wood processing. It is possible to work on it with metal, but it is not recommended, since the metal is much stronger and can leave on wooden surface workbench dents and scratches.
Therefore, to work with metal blanks, a metal workbench is often used. It is also for working with wood, so this option is considered universal.
The carpenter's workbench looks like a table up to 600 cm long and 100 cm wide. It is equipped with stops for fixing workpieces.
What should be a carpentry workbench
Depending on the tasks performed, the carpentry workbench can be single or multi-seat. In the latter case, several people can work on it at once. Most often, workbenches are single and double.
The size of the workbench depends on the number of jobs that it provides and on the individual parameters of the working person.
Factory-made workbenches may have various sizes. If the owner makes a workbench on his own, then he is “for himself”. The dimensions of the desktop should be such that it is convenient for a particular person to work on it:
- The height of the workbench is directly dependent on the height of its owner and averages 70 - 90 cm.
- The size of the work surface and the configuration of the workbench depend on what kind of operations it is supposed to perform on it.
- The length and width of the workbench also depend on the area of the existing workshop. Optimal sizes are as follows: length - 200 cm, width - 80 - 100 cm.
B, it is necessary to take into account the frequency of use of the workbench and the presence free space to install it:
- If it is supposed to work on it constantly and there is a place to install it, then it is better to build a stationary workbench.
- If the work will be carried out from time to time, and there is not much space for a workbench, then it is better to use a collapsible design.
To do this, the worktop can be made removable - bolted, and the legs - folding. In addition, it is better to choose a thinner material for the workbench, this will lighten the weight of the parts and simplify the assembly and disassembly operation.
Currently, folding workbenches can be found on sale, consisting of a tubular frame and chipboard or MDF boards as a table top. Typically, these structures are lightweight and rigid, so working on them is not very convenient.
To connect electrical equipment located on the workbench, you must have several electrical outlets nearby. All wires located near the working surface must be separated with a special box or enclosed in a corrugated pipe.
Materials used for self-construction of a workbench
Before starting work, the design of the future desktop and, based on the drawings, prepare everything necessary materials.
To assemble the frame of the workbench, it is better to choose a wooden beam:
- for the legs you will need material with dimensions of 100 * 70 or 100 * 80 mm;
- for jumpers, you can use thinner material - 100 * 50 mm.
For countertops, it is better to choose wood species such as: maple, beech, oak. You will need even boards with a thickness of at least 50 mm. After manufacturing, the countertop must be well sanded and coated with a protective solution (oil or drying oil).
In addition, you will need the following components and tools:
- glue;
- self-tapping screws and bolts;
- hammer;
- drill with drills;
- mallet;
- chisel;
- square;
- building level;
- grinder or sandpaper.
In order to make sure after assembling the workbench that you can work on it, you can do the following: stand close to the workbench, stretch your arms and lean on it with your palms. If the dimensions are correct, then you do not have to bend your back.
Workbench equipment
Just have a desktop, because the workpieces must be fixed somehow. For this purpose, the workbench must be equipped with a vise. Usually they are installed on both sides of the table: on the right, in the end part of the table, one vice (transverse) is attached, and on the left - along long side tables - longitudinal.
The longitudinal clamp is mainly used to secure the part during planing. Its jaws should be at the level of the table surface parallel to its leading edge. On the underside, at the place where the vise is attached, you need to install a plywood gasket that will protect the bottom surface of the table from crushing.
The installation location of the vice and other equipment also depends on which hand is working - left or right. Basically, recommendations for the placement of equipment are given for "right-handed" craftsmen.
The working board is also equipped with a number of holes located at the front edge of the table. They are designed to install metal or wooden stops used when working with parts of various lengths. Metal stops last longer, while wood stops are safer for woodworking tools.
On the opposite long side of the table, a tray or chute is made into which you can put it while you work.
The underbench part of the table can be used to store workpieces and tools. It can be equipped in several ways, depending on the personal preferences of the master:
- open shelves;
- closed shelves with doors;
- drawers.
The base of the workbench can be fixed to the floor, this will make it more stable. In addition to the vise, the workbench can be equipped with the following devices:
- wooden clamps;
- stationary drill;
- turning and milling equipment.
At the same time, it is necessary for the reliability of all fasteners and the presence of safety devices.
If the workbench is intended for use in the country, then it can be additionally equipped circular saw and Bulgarian.
Thus, if it is necessary to equip a workshop, any master has a choice: to purchase a ready-made workbench or make it yourself. The second option will cost less and will allow you to build a workplace that is most convenient for you and equipped with those devices that have specific tasks.
The workbench is an excellent "platform" for working with wood, metal, stone and other materials. Often a workbench is used to place tools and materials, which is especially convenient when carrying out construction and installation work. You can talk about the advantages of a workbench for a long time, but not everyone has the opportunity to purchase it.
The design of the workbench is quite simple, so it is quite possible to make it yourself. In order for a home-made workbench to meet all the requirements, namely, to be durable, stable, multifunctional, etc. Before proceeding with its manufacture, it is necessary to carefully study the instructions.
Detailed instructions for making a workbench with your own hands, or where to start
If you decide to make a workbench with your own hands, start by choosing the material, since the quality of the work will depend on this. In the event that you decide to make the entire structure yourself, you will need lumber. Many masters for such purposes take a ready-made table as a basis, which saves not only time, but often a significant amount of money.
If the second option interested you more, it’s worth noting right away that you still have to make an effort here, since a home-made workbench, if it is imperfect, may not meet your expectations and last for a very short time. Craft a workbench with minimal cost can be from an ordinary desk. At the same time, it is desirable that it be made from an array of boards, since if you take a chipboard table as a basis, a home-made workbench can turn out to be flimsy and short-lived. Most the best option- This is a desk with crossbars (or cabinets), which, by the way, are perfect for storing tools and various materials.
In case you didn't find suitable option for the manufacture of a work surface, instead of a countertop, you can use another suitable item, for example, you can replace it with planed bars small size. The main thing is that there are enough of them. The bars should be knocked down or glued together so that the result is a strong shield. But before assembling the shield, each bar must be sanded so as to give it a complete look.
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Surface work
At the next stage, the working surface undergoes thorough preparation, it is re-cut off and carefully sanded. Bottom part is fixed with the help of crossbars, you can also apply already familiar to you wooden blocks, which are screwed to each of the elements of the resulting shield.
Screws should be used for this purpose. It is not necessary to stick the veneer at all, it is quite enough to lay it on the surface of the table and fix it with the help of corners. As you understand, the manufacture of a carpentry workbench with your own hands is not over. The completed design is just a blank. Next, you have to make additional fixtures that will make a homemade carpentry workbench durable, stable and multifunctional.
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How to make a desktop with your own hands, without a base?
Taking into account the average human height(170-180 cm) the height of the future carpentry workbench should be approximately 90 cm.
One of the advantages is a great opportunity completely “fit” it for you, so that later on it would be most convenient for you to use it during work. The legs can be made from wooden bars connected with two-tiered crossbars. Thus, you will get the basis of the future carpentry workbench.
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Tabletop and other elements of a do-it-yourself carpentry workbench
You already know the method of making the countertop, the main thing is to make sure that the finished shield is durable. In general, working with a countertop will not take much time and effort, especially if you have all the necessary materials and tools at hand. If you started making a workbench from the very beginning (without using a ready-made desk as a base), add a few drawers to the already made design.
To this end, you can use skids similar to those that have conventional computer tables. The drawer is convenient for storing items such as screws, nails, drills and other small items.
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A little about the folding workbench
There are workbenches that can be folded if necessary. For those who do not want to take up extra space in their premises, this option is the most optimal, because when folded, the workbench takes up very little space.
It should be noted right away that it is quite difficult to make this type of carpentry workbench, since its design has a large number of small items. In addition, the assembly process itself is different.
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Layout of the future design of the carpentry table
As you understand, drawing up a drawing is one of the most milestones creating a carpentry workbench. With the right layout, you can calculate required amount material and avoid unnecessary costs. In addition, a pre-drawn plan of the workbench will allow you to avoid mistakes during work, the correction of which can take not only a lot of time, but also nerves. In particular, those who first decided to make a carpentry workbench with their own hands cannot do without a drawing.
By looking at the layout of the workbench during the manufacturing process, you will be able to set up the vise in the most optimal location. It should be noted that there are subtleties here - for people who do the work right hand, it will be more convenient if the vise is placed on the opposite side from the workplace. The distance at which they will be is determined based on the fact that they do not interfere with you in the process of work. In addition to installing a vice, do not forget about the placement of special cutouts (wedges), so a home-made carpentry workbench will be distinguished by its absolute safety, and the result of working with blanks will be of the highest quality.
When planning a future carpentry workbench, you need to take into account the tools you have to work with. So, for example, to work with a tool such as a jigsaw, it is advisable to think about a saw table, you can make it small so that it does not take up much space. As you understand, this should be done even in the process of manufacturing the workbench itself. The saw table should extend approximately 20 cm beyond the edge of the work surface.
Thus, the process of cutting plywood will be as convenient as possible. To make such a table, you will need a small board, in which several cuts must first be made, as well as small hole about 1 cm. The hole is necessary in order to attach the board to a homemade desktop. The plank is attached with screws, but if you want it to be removable, connect it to the clamp. As for the stops for the boards on the table top of the carpentry workbench, they are made according to the principle already familiar to you.
Work with drawing up the layout of the worktop is the most important stage. The fact is that the functionality of a home-made workbench will depend on this, because it is at this stage that it is necessary to think over where the devices necessary for work will be placed.
A good workbench in the garage allows you to do various types of metal and woodwork in a short period of time. Here are stored various tools And small parts. in plain language, it is a special table on which you can make turning and locksmith products.
In addition to the countertop, there may be multi-layer structures of shelves and hanging containers for storing nails, screws and nuts.
Making a universal workbench is quite simple. The main thing in this matter is to prepare a project and detailed drawings of the future product. In the process of creation, it is necessary to observe the order of each action.
Self-manufacturing such a structure will save a decent amount. Besides, individual project helps to make a design based on the parameters of your premises.
Workbench Varieties
There are several types of workbench. Each of them has some characteristics. In turn, they are divided into:
Locksmith. It is intended for metal work. The tabletop of such a product is made of high-strength metal alloy. This is necessary for security. Sparks may be present during iron work.
In addition, the use of lubricants can leave marks on the wooden surface. The iron base does not require special care.
Joiner's. Its surface is made up of solid wood. A carpenter's workbench is used for woodworking. These products do not have high strength and versatility, unlike metalwork.
The universal table has a metal and wooden tabletop in its design. The drawing of the workbench shows the arrangement of the carpentry work area.
What is included in the design of the workbench?
If the product is made independently, then it is important to think over every little thing. Additional shelves and capacious hanging containers will help to rationally use this product. The Standard Model contains many drawers for storing large tools.
Homemade table can have both metal and wooden system storage. An additional metal shield allows you to store small hanging tools here. Now hacksaws and hammers will be located in one place.
How to make a workbench with your own hands?
We bring to your attention detailed instructions on how to make a workbench. Manufacturing carpenter's table takes place in several stages. First of all, you need to prepare all the tools and materials.
For this you will need:
- hacksaw;
- screwdriver or a set of screwdrivers of different diameters;
- joiner's square;
- level;
- bolts;
- nuts;
- self-tapping screws;
- detailed drawing of the product;
- wrench.
From the materials you need to prepare:
- bars for support. The size of each element should be 110 x 110 mm. During the selection process, it is necessary to give Special attention the condition of the wood. There should not be cracks and knots;
- plywood sheets 30 mm thick;
- frame boards.
When all the necessary items are prepared, you can proceed to the workflow. It includes the following steps:
The initial action will be the construction of the lower frame, in which the tools and the bench will be located. To do this, the boards are sawn off to right level. Then they are connected to each other using self-tapping screws. The end result should be a rectangular shape.
A spacer bar is installed in the middle. In the future, it will reduce the resistance finished product during the workflow you will need a small wooden board.
The support legs of the table are fixed with bolts. To do this, through holes are made in the plane of the frame. For reliability, it is recommended to make from 6 to 8 legs around the entire perimeter.
To give rigidity to the product, it is necessary to make a lower shelf. At the bottom of each leg, 25 cm are marked. Next, long wooden planks are attached here. In the future, they will fix on their surface chipboard panel. She will act as the foundation.
When the main part of the frame is completed, proceed to install the top countertop. Here you will need a hacksaw. It removes the redundant parts of the board.
Protect surface wooden tabletop hardboard will help. This durable material, which is designed for the work area.
You can increase the storage system with the help of an additional metal shield, which is attached to the back of the carpentry table. IN support boards make through holes. After that, the metal base is fixed with bolts. In the photo of the workbench with your own hands, the sequence of each action is captured.
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