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   pantalones868 | Aug 19, 2021 02:42pm | #1

   I had to look up what a Moravian workbench was only to discover I have one! Mine is a small "portable" break down bench that I picked up at a second hand store in Cambridge Mass in 1974 for a small fortune..I believe it was $15. I call it my "small bench" and have no idea if it's moravian or not but it's similar to what I saw. The legs on mine are perpendicular ,not angled and I can see the advantage of angled legs. Ive seen similar workbenches all over the world and almost bought one in Thailand when I was doing a project there.. so what makes a Moravian workbench distinct from a workbench? My 2 minute search came up with lots of examples with instructional videos, finished benches for sale and plans available.

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   john_c2 | Aug 19, 2021 05:29pm | #2

   I think it was Popwood that had the Moravial bench article.

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   bjruttenberg | Aug 20, 2021 12:41am | #3

   https://woodandshop.com/ Is the site you’re looking for if you’re wanting to build your own.

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   tmerz | Oct 21, 2022 01:15am | #4

   Fine Woodworking #293 — Tools and Shops 2022, page 38
   has a knockdown Moravian bench build.

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   tmerz | Oct 21, 2022 01:16am | #5

   The same article is at this link too:
   https://www.finewoodworking.com/2021/10/28/sturdy-knock-down-workbench

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   joeleonetti | Oct 21, 2022 01:49pm | #6

   Will Meyers has a DVD (some of it is in YouTube) showing the construction of portable knockdown Moravian workbench. Looks to be a handy bench.