Prepping the Base for Glue-Up
Apply milk paint to the panels, fashion some drawbore pegs, and you're ready to glue up the base of the bench.
Oct 28, 2015
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Comments
I purchased the plans for this workbench. I notice in the video series that the drawbore holes were made as through holes. The plans suggest differently. Through holes became an apparent necessity during the glue up when one peg needed to be driven out. I also noticed drawbore pegs were used for the mullions. This was also a departure from the plans. I'm wondering what the thought process was for using through holes and drawboring the mullions as well.
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