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Combs Custom Builders Woodworking Shop
Mar 12, 2012
Maple work surface with Bubinga shoulder vise and Indian Ebony vise pad.
Our newly finished Frank Klausz designed work bench. What a joy to have in my shop. It is both functional and a beauty to look at. It took about a year to build, working on it as I could carve away some time from my construction company.
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Maple work surface with Bubinga shoulder vise and Indian Ebony vise pad.
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Bubinga tail vise with cherry cap and wenge saw stop. Showing some of the Curly Maple tool tray edge.
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Maple and Bubinga tail vise with cherry cap.
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Tail vise and Wenge saw stop.
Comments
Now that there is one bew-tee-full bench. Thanks for the pics.G
Well done mate
I am building the same bench, yours looks faaantastic!
I am just about to glue up my trestles and put the base together.
I can't wait till mine is finished.
Well done again.
Bryan
Brisbane, Australia
What is a saw stop? I am planning to build one like yours but never heard of the saw stop.
The saw stop is just a small flip up stop that allows you to position your board against it to saw it to length. Thanks for the positive comments. Tim
Ah, I get it, thanks TC. I thought you were talking about the white guide on the tail vise.
What a beautiful table and craftmanship. It belongs in the house, not shop.
Thanks so much for the kind remarks,evryone. It is nice to feel the community out there!
That is the most beautiful work bench I have ever seen! Great job!
A dream bench. Amazing.
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