How to build a free woodworking workbench. Build one these free plans or use the ideas to design your own. A workbench is a must have for any do-it-yourselfer.

5 Free Woodworking Plans found in the "Workbenches" Category.
Displaying Page 1 of 1

---

Traditional Workbench

Traditional bench designs like this were meant to provide a work surface that was as stable as a rock. When woodworking was done entirely by hand a heavy, rigid bench was essential to the craft because joiners had to have a way of holding work still while they applied tools to it.

|Views: 481 | Last Viewed: 03/17/2010 12:12pm | Site: www.jeffgreefwoodworking.com

Free Workbench Plans

This workbench is for the serious woodworker who has limited space. It is designed to roll out onto the floor when needed and easily rolled back along the wall when not needed. Additionally, it features a built in router table, T-Track clamping system, and lots of drawers.The best thing is that the plans are free.

|Views: 859 | Last Viewed: 03/17/2010 12:11pm | Site: www.bobsplans.com

Basic Workbench

Even if you're a wizard with tools, you can't cut a straight line or plane a true edge without a solid surface to work on. A rickety table or wobbly counter can't securely support your work. And with power tools, a shaky surface is downright dangerous. A good workbench is literally the foundation of good work.

|Views: 859 | Last Viewed: 03/18/2010 12:35am | Site: www.azwoodplans.com

Cheap, Sturdy Workbench

I based these plans loosly on the Roubo workbench that appears in The Workbench Book by Scott Landis. It's basically a sturdy table with a thich top that uses timber frame joinery in it's construction. My version is built using construction grade lumber (2 x 6, 4 x 4 pine or fir).

|Views: 930 | Last Viewed: 03/18/2010 12:43am | Site: people.iarc.uaf.edu

24-hour Workbench

A stout, inexpensive bench that doesn't take a month of Sundays to build.

|Views: 1024 | Last Viewed: 03/18/2010 2:48am | Site: www.popularwoodworking.com

---