Ultimate Workbench Plans
I started doing research and quickly realized that a tool chest large enough to fit all of my tools was VERY expensive. Even a good used one on eBay was well over $1000! So, like most handy people, I decided to build my own, and in turn, make plans available for others to use.
The purpose of these plans is to take some of the guesswork out of the equation when you build your workbench. All of the dimensions are already laid out for you, and if you follow the directions closely you'll end up with a workbench that contains several VERY LARGE drawers that will allow you to lay all of your tools out flat for easy retrieval.
When you're finished you'll have the satisfaction of having built your own bench and of having all of your tools neatly laid out and easily accessible! You'll also have saved a cool $800 in the process.
I put some more of my design skills to work and created step-by-step drawings of each of the major components. If you'd like to see the first few pages you can check them out by clicking here.
Once payment is made, you'll be able to download all 80 pages of the full PDF file. You can print it at home, or follow along on your computer.
About Ultimate Workbench Plans
If you're handy like me, you probably have a LOT of tools. When I finally moved my workshop into the garage and laid all my tools out, I discovered that I had more tools than I had storage space.
I started doing research and quickly realized that a tool chest large enough to fit all of my tools was VERY expensive. Even a good used one on eBay was well over $1000! So, like most handy people, I decided to build my own, and in turn, make plans available for others to use.
The purpose of these plans is to take some of the guesswork out of the equation when you build your workbench. All of the dimensions are already laid out for you, and if you follow the directions closely you'll end up with a workbench that contains several VERY LARGE drawers that will allow you to lay all of your tools out flat for easy retrieval.
When you're finished you'll have the satisfaction of having built your own bench and of having all of your tools neatly laid out and easily accessible! You'll also have saved a cool $800 in the process.
I put some more of my design skills to work and created step-by-step drawings of each of the major components. If you'd like to see the first few pages you can check them out by clicking here.
Once payment is made, you'll be able to download all 80 pages of the full PDF file. You can print it at home, or follow along on your computer.