WoodWorking Bench

[king310]

I made a trade with one of my brothers. I traded him my 3" craftsman belt sander (which I dot not use and he borrowed sometime back)for his woodworking bench that he has never used and just stored junk on it. I will have to clean it up which is ok. It is not a big bench but it will fit into my shop just fine. He told me that our MOM gave it to him for christmas one year which means I will take care of it.When I get it and get it cleaned up I'll post it.

[Al W]

Sounds like a good trade.  Looking forward to the picture.

[king310]

OK! I got it cleaned up. My one brother used it for everything but for wood. One vise has thread marks from a bolt that he had clamped. . Another spot had burn marks where he soldered something. I was able to sand out most of the burned finish. It is a little narrow, so I will need to make cross braces for the legs

[ShadowB6]

Looks like you made a good trade trade King. Should get a lot of use out of it.

[Keefie]

great looking bench.

[Danny]

You made out like a Bandit.  Great looking mid range work bench.  In the pic I see
almost what I would expect to see brand new.  Danny  :+}

[Dave W]

Forget the bench, I would kill for that much workspace!

[king310]

If you look at the ceiling you will notice my filter system for my furnace.
The furnace has a 3 layer filter system that I put together with a dado blade in a 2x6. The first is a cheap blue filter to take out the bigger dust particles the a merv 5 then a merv 8it takes a lot of the dust out of the air.

[IBMer]

King, I wouldn't know what to do with ALL that Free space.   My workshop has room for one person to operate the tools and that's about it ;-)   The other day I lost track of my Big Buddy heater, got too close to it and noticed that my sleeve has started to smoke.  Scared me more than hurt me..   I have to be super careful not to bump into anything while in there working.

[cdrover(Clyde)]

Nice looking shop, thanks for sharing