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Mobile work bench

28 Feb 2013 22:13
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I built this bench entirely from recycled 3/4 subfloor plywood.
The only costs were the casters and the GFI.

Right now it's in my walk out basement next to the bike but I can wheel it out to work on stuff in the drive way and stash it in the garage when I'm done.




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28 Feb 2013 22:24
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28 Feb 2013 22:40
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Nothing wrong with that B)
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Re: Mobile work bench

01 Mar 2013 13:53
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looks great, so when can I bring my bike over, to give you something to work on ? :lol: :lol:
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Re: Mobile work bench

02 Mar 2013 09:25
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Hell Blue... Attach a temp ramp on that well built beast, roll/drive the bike up nice and high for service and sell them on e-bay...
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02 Mar 2013 09:56
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Nice work bench :)
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02 Mar 2013 10:39
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LarryC wrote: Nice work bench :)


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Re: Mobile work bench

02 Mar 2013 13:47
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bluej58 wrote: I built this bench entirely from recycled 3/4 subfloor plywood.
The only costs were the casters and the GFI....
Very nice portable work bench! :cheer:

GFI :unsure: Ground Fault Interrupter?

On a side note -- and without having ever reasoned exactly why -- my vise has always been attached to the front left side of the bench top. :S

Good Fortune! :)
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Re: Mobile work bench

02 Mar 2013 14:34
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Patton wrote:
bluej58 wrote: I built this bench entirely from recycled 3/4 subfloor plywood.
The only costs were the casters and the GFI....
Very nice portable work bench! :cheer:

GFI :unsure: Ground Fault Interrupter?

On a side note -- and without having ever reasoned exactly why -- my vise has always been attached to the front left side of the bench top. :S

Good Fortune! :)
Because youre right handed,puts long pieces over bench when your working on them.
Or maybe you have a fear of falling off the end of your bench while youre working,this according to Dr Sigmund Rocks new book:Im nutz,but its ok! :laugh:
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Re: Mobile work bench

02 Mar 2013 16:15 - 02 Mar 2013 16:23
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Hey thanks guys,

Pete I don't think you really want me to work on anything of yours, I just do my stuff out of necessity because I can't afford to pay anyone else to screw it up for me :silly:

I have been thinking about making a ramp system that flips up horizontally and can be broken down and stored away, stay tuned.

Yes it has a 20 amp ground fault system and I just thought that the vise looked good over there ,it also rotates 90 deg to the front .

I got the idea from a cabinet shop that I work at part time, everything is on wheels .

Everything is glued / screwed and solid as all get out, the casters are only rated to 880 lbs combined, I wish they were beefier but it was all I could get that day and should hold up if I'm careful.

It took about 2 1/2 sheets of 3/4 plywood to make.

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