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Tim’s hybrid Roubo workbench

By YCR, member Sep 02, 2013

This is my 2nd workbench.According to my past working habit,I choose a hybrid Roubo style.The whole set is made by beech.Draw front is walnut.

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Comments

rodrigoreyes | Oct 08, 2013 12:21pm | #1
Tim, Wonderful work, great looking work bench! Sorry for the Newbie question but can you explain the benefits of building that divider in the middle?
YCR | Oct 13, 2013 11:25am | #2
My shop is an one man shop.By divide the benchtop into three pieces,it would be easier for me whenever I want to move the benchtop.By the way,when I flip the divider it become a Gap Stop.You can refer to the following website for the features.
Benchcrafted Split Top Roubo Plans.
http://benchcrafted.com/str.html

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