Workbenches

This workbench is built from common lumberyard supplies, and requires just a drill and a circular saw.

Build this two-shelf heavy duty workbench with this great tutorial.

Build a mobile workbench which incorporates a table saw. Win win. Free plans and instructions are available at the link.

...we have not drawn up detailed plans for this saw support. However, it is a fairly simple item to build.

You only need three basic tools and an afternoon to build this large workbench for your workshop. Free plans available at the link.

Build a childrens activity center complete with easel and workbench. At the link you can download the free plans to build it.

This portable folding work table could be used for a lot of things including a workbench for woodworking. Here is how to build it.

This workbench is cheap and easy to build using these free woodworking plans. Castors on the bottom make it mobile and portable.

The Garage Workbench Plans are a 48 page detailed plan in a 600 KB PDF file. The plans come complete with a materials list, easy to follow parts drawings, and instructions. Detailed drawings and instructions for the clamping system are also included.

Every builder needs a good sturdy place to work. Here is an easy to build workbench for your workshop.

Build this basic but sturdy workbench using the free plans available at the link.

The Plank-Top Workbench in issue No. 75 will work fine in most workshops. If you need something smaller, all you have to do is shorten up the stretchers and cleats. But if you would like a longer workbench, you will want to consider adding some additional support for the top. This alternate design option is available to download in this Online Extra.

The workbench in ShopNotes No. 102 (page 24) offers a lot of storage space on the shelf underneath. To make better use of that space for storing smaller items, you can build this drawer cabinet. This alternate design option is available to download in this Online Extra. This project appeared in ShopNotes Issue 102.

This workbench is low on purpose for a workshop with low ceilings like a shed. Follow along and build your own. Of course you could extend the legs to any height that is comfortable for you.

This portable workbench was built from one 2 x 10 board and is easy to store when not in use. When you need it, it can be clamped to any surface. Follow this build and see how to build it for yourself.

Build this outdoor workbench using these free downloadable woodworking plans.

The average DIYer would probably be content with a less elaborate workbench than a woodworker might otherwise demand. The average DIYer does not know what a mortise and tenon joint is, or a lapped dovetail joint, or a blind mitre joint, or a bridle joint. In fact, he does not want to know. The average DIYer secures all joints with bolts and nails. He is usually a jack of all trades and generally useful at most of them. This workbench is put together in typical DIY fashion. It is basic, requires the minimum of tools, is easy to construct and very, very sturdy.

At the link you can download the free woodworking plans to build this super sturdy 4 x 8 ft workbench.

At the link you will find free plans to build this childs workbench which stands 24 inches high at the work surface.

Build this paper roll dispenser which will be conveniently attached to the side of your workbench.

Build this heavy duty workbench on casters using these free woodworking plans.

Build a kid size workbench and spark imagination at the same time. Free plans and instructions are at the link.

Need a workbench? Here are the free woodworking plans to build a mobile workbench using wood from your scrap pile. I know you have a scrap pile.