Workbenches - Page 11 of 12

A Short History of Workbenches
September 13, 2005

A workbench is essentially a table fitted with various holding devices, such as benchstops and vises, made sufficiently strong and massive to be used for a variety of woodworking operations. The…
The Essential Workbench
January 1, 2004

Workhorse bench combines the best of the old and the new
Rock-Solid Workbench
April 1, 2003

Ready-made hardware simplifies end-vise construction
The Workbench
January 1, 2003

An illustrated guide to an essential woodworking tool
Installing a Cast-Iron Vise
October 1, 2002

There's more to it than sinking a few lag screws
Mike Dunbar’s Workbench
January 1, 2002

Heavy-duty bench has a wide top, knockdown base and large vises
A Bench Built to Last
June 1, 2001

This workbench has a wide top and a sturdy base that provides solid footing and plenty of storage space
A Workbench That Works
August 1, 2000

A small top without a tail vise has served this master furniture maker for three decades
New-Fangled Workbench
December 1, 1999

With six pipe clamps and some dressed framing lumber, you can make an inexpensive bench that's as versatile as a Swiss Army Knife.
A New Breed of Shaving Horse
November 1, 1999

A master chairmaker describes how to build this unique woodworking bench

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