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Mobile workbench and storage

Thought I would put this up. Here is a mobile workbench I built for the garage. It's 1840mm long X 660mm wide and 860mm high. It's made all out of 18mm ply, with 17mm formply as the top, for glue ups and easy to clean. It has a mdf torsion top to keep it flat and level. The draws a shallow for sitting my regular used tools. I will put my photos up when I can

Materials

17mm braceply

18mm mdf

18mm ply

100mm locking wheels

12mm ply

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Razzer

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/54181#Comment_54181

JacobZ

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/89314#Comment_89314

Hi @Razzer,

I always love seeing the different designs people use for their workbenches. Ultimately, they are a bunch of timber cut and screwed together, but there is something wonderfully personal about them.

Yours looks nice and sturdy, with plenty of storage, wheels for manoeuvrability and a slick top for glue ups and ease of moving materials.

I hope to see some further projects as a direct result of your new workbench.

Thank you for sharing. I am sure your workbench will serve you well.

Jacob

MERLBROWN

Looks great love the wood you used and the draws 🥰

Nailbag

Looks terrific @Razzer

Love the functionality of the design with its storage elements and the finish quality looks top notch. Well done 👍

Nailbag

Dave-1

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/54212#Comment_54212

Afternoon @Razzer

I had just seen your entertainmnet unit and had already opend this tab, as soon as I saw the style I went "I wonder" 🙂 Yep sure enough it was yours lol

I would be very happy to have a workbench like yours, You really do some fine timber work.

I ha dto look up what a "mdf torsion top to keep it flat and level" was, as soon as I saw it I remembered. So the question becomes, what are you making that requires such a level top? Or is it something that you find is just easier to work with?

I need one 🙂

Dave

Razzer

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/89468#Comment_89468

Gday @Dave-1

I still have more things to put up, once I have finished building them. There's plenty of cabinets in the shed now. I just take my time to make sure it's perfect.....sometimes lol

It makes it alot easier to build stuff with a level surface. Plus I also do some welding on the top aswell. A torsion top is so easy to make and makes it easier as an out feed table. I've even done my mobile table saw/router bench the same aswell. Some pics of that build will come once its completed.

All work and no play, makes it harder to finish projects.

Dave-1

https://www.workshop.bunnings.com.au/discussion/comment/110535#Comment_110535

Evening @Razzer

🙂 I have a rule that I make myself follow for that type of reason. I am only allowed (in my head) to have -

- One inside project

- One frontyard project,

- One backyard/sideyard project.

🙂 Otherwise I would end up with too many started ones.

Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Dave

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