How Do You Build A Cheap Workbench?
A sturdy workbench is the backbone of every workshop. A well-designed, strategically built workbench can handle a variety of tasks and does not have to cost an arm and a leg. With just a few items found at the local hardware store, and a few hours of work, the workbench is ready to use. Cut four 2×4 wood pieces to frame the top of the workbench. Cut several 2×6 wood stock pieces for the workbench top. The amount of 2x6s needed will be determined based on the workspace designated for the workbench. Most workbenches will take five or six pieces. A good rule of thumb is to design the workbench between 24 and 36 inches wide. The average height for most workbenches is 34 to 36 inches. Start by drilling 3/8-inch holes into the legs and braces of the workbench. Drill two sets of 3/8-inch holes into the bench legs and braces, (a set at each end.) Using 3/8-inch bolts, screw the base of the workbench together. Using nuts, washers and bolts enables the ability to tighten the workbench as the woo
