Workbenches - Page 8 of 12

Readers help us design the perfect power-tool workstation

With this panel cart at hand, you'll never wrestle with sheet goods again.

It’s the old tablesaw extension trick, but done right this time

Hand-tool expert Garrett Hack designs his second bench, based on everything he’s learned.

QUESTION: I like Matt Kenney’s workbench (“Matt’s Monster Workbench”), but wonder why he used trestle-style legs. Dwayne Salisbury, Albuquerque, NM ANSWER: I used trestle-style legs on my workbench for four reasons. First,…

Check out Garrett Hack's new workbench, a thoughtful design based on 30 years of woodworking experience. Watch the video, read the article, buy the plans.

I wanted to move my 400-lb. workbench outside on nice days. So I made these rollers that fit onto the workbench legs. Each roller is simply a length of 3/4-in.-thick…

More details on lumber selection, sources of supply, finishing options, John White and community members answer questions about this popular workbench design

Keep your completed drawers secure for hand planing and other workbench tasks with this ingenious clamping jig.

Q: I've just started planning my first real woodworking bench. I want to use benchdogs, but don't know if I should use round ones or square ones. Is one better…