Don’t Waste Money on a Pre-Fabricated Workbench – Build Your Own Instead
By Mark J. Donovan
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A workbench is the essential element for the garage, basement or workshop for all DIY homeowners. It is where assembly, construction, sanding, and painting activities frequently occur. It’s also where materials are often stored until the work actually begins. Building your own workbench is inexpensive and easy to do.
Moreover, unless you’re willing to spend a fortune on a high end pre-manufactured workbench, your own homebuilt workbench will be stronger than any pre-fab’d workbench you buy. The typical DIY homeowner can build a workbench in just a few hours. |
Building a workbench is also easy to do in terms of tools and carpentry skills. You can build a workbench with simply a saw, square, measuring tape, wrench, hammer and a drill. Materials required for building a workbench typically include, a few 2x4s, one ¾ inch plywood sheet and a handful of carriage bolts.
So whether you need a garage workbench, a basement worktable, or a tool cabinet workbench build your own instead of going out and buying a cheap one from a home improvement center. Not only will you get some satisfaction building your own workbench, you’ll also save quite a bit of money in the process.
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