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    Workbench Update 10-06

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    The document provides plans and instructions for building an updated workbench. The builder's first workbench was successful but lacked stability. The new workbench uses similar designs but increases stability. It has an MDF tabletop reinforced on the inside with plywood crossbars and edges. Instructions include cutting lists and diagrams for assembling the tabletop frame and connecting it to the base chassis. The plans are provided to help others easily build their own sturdy workbench.

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    The document provides plans and instructions for building an updated workbench. The builder's first workbench was successful but lacked stability. The new workbench uses similar designs but increases stability. It has an MDF tabletop reinforced on the inside with plywood crossbars and edges. Instructions include cutting lists and diagrams for assembling the tabletop frame and connecting it to the base chassis. The plans are provided to help others easily build their own sturdy workbench.

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    The document provides plans and instructions for building an updated workbench. The builder's first workbench was successful but lacked stability. The new workbench uses similar designs but increases stability. It has an MDF tabletop reinforced on the inside with plywood crossbars and edges. Instructions include cutting lists and diagrams for assembling the tabletop frame and connecting it to the base chassis. The plans are provided to help others easily build their own sturdy workbench.

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    The document provides plans and instructions for building an updated workbench. The builder's first workbench was successful but lacked stability. The new workbench uses similar designs but increases stability. It has an MDF tabletop reinforced on the inside with plywood crossbars and edges. Instructions include cutting lists and diagrams for assembling the tabletop frame and connecting it to the base chassis. The plans are provided to help others easily build their own sturdy workbench.

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    Updated: 05-06-2020

    Hooked on Wood workbench!

    I am making the second version of my workbench. This is


    pretty much the same as my first version, but with this
    version, I will increase the stability.

    My tabletop is made of Full colored MDF. This is not


    comparable to standard MDF. It looks most like
    Valchromat, but this is cheaper.

    In the Netherlands, this is widely available.

    My new workbench is ready and I will upload the video


    after my summer break. This plan is how I made my new
    workbench!

    I am making a video about the process of building this


    workbench. Together with this plan, it should be easy to
    make this workbench.

    These drawings are only for an impression and the


    measurements are only roughly. So you have to keep that
    in mind.

    If you have questions, feel free to ask!

    3D drawings are from: Jonathan Keswick,


    Thanks you very much!
    Best regards,

    Hooked On Wood

    

    Dennis
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    Step 1. Table top!

    The table top is 1800 mm x 800 mm and made of 18mm black MDF

    At the front, this is 400 mm deep.


    360 355 355 550

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    82

    step 2. Table top!

    At the inside I put 82mm high 18mm plywood against the back site
    and 40 mm high against the side of the front. This is because of the
    dogholes (see picture)

    I planned to make 3 crossbars from plywood, but I ended up to make


    them from 20mm MDF.

    At the short sides I put some short crossbars (2 x 18mm) these are
    150 long.

    Step 3. Table top!

    I put a 220 mm plywood around the inside of the table


    top as shown in the drawing above. I did this to get
    maximum torsion stability. I do not want to close the
    bottom because if something falls in the dogholes you
    want the possibility to get it.

    Step 4. Connecting the chassis

    I place the chassis against the front plate.

    At the other site I leave at least an overhang of 80mm.

    If you want a Bessey clamp to place fully under the table top,

    You need a overhang of 90mm

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