Something like this but with the toolboxes instead of cabinets and drawers. Should I do steel legs or 4x4 wood legs ? Thinking about a steel top on the left side for vice and dirty work
I like the idea of the steel top. I wanted a steel top but didn't know if I really needed it. I could always do one side of the bench steel top, the miter saw in middle, then right side wood top. The backsplash idea is definitely a MUST! Thank you for that.
Here are a few things that are "must-haves" for me with this work bench. 80% Restoring Antique Tractors, 10% Wood Working, 10% OLD VEHICLE and MISC STUFF.
Place for my Miter saw right in the middle.
13 feet long end-to-end because I'm building a shop gantry crane that I want to house when...
Here is the shop so far... Getting ready to build a workbench 13 feet long with built-in ICON toolboxes from Harbor Freight. Would like ideas on framing one up.
Playing around with Google Sketchup. Its already full and hasn't been built yet! You know the saying, never big enough. Unfortunately the size is maxed out given the area I have. Will definitely need tips and tricks on saving as much space as possible. Still want a designated desk area for...
That is exactly what I am torn with. This shop is going to be for me to work on and restore stuff, but I also want to keep it nice and clean and use as a storage / display of stuff I restore and decide to keep . I don't necessarily want overspray going all over my sealed/painted floor, my...
I know that is right! Given the space I have to work around in the location I'm putting it, it is as big as I can make it. I have a bigger yard, but the location is maxed out.
Let me say that the car restoration is going to be limited to my VW kit car, a VW beetle, and maybe a 50's pickup in the future. The tractors I mess with are around 10-20 hp with a few 40-50 hp ones.