Workbenches are an essential tool for the handyman or the do-it-yourselfer. Just as an artist needs organization for quick access to a paintbrush, a builder needs a workbench for efficiency and to easily locate his/her tools.
Workbenches can be built from scratch, purchased in prefabricated kits or purchased as already complete and ready to use. The problem is that these previously assembled models can be very expensive, so many choose to build their own version. Workbenches are perfect for the basement, garage or a workshop and can usually be built over a period of one weekend.
Before strapping on your tool belt, take a moment to decide exactly how you want the finished project to take shape. Do you want a simple workbench or do you want drawers and other amenities? The next step is to determine what type of wood you will be using for this project. The majority of professional workbenches feature beech wood. For standard workbenches, birch wood is often the material of choice because of its combination of firmness and that fact that it is lightweight compared to beech wood. Finally, choose the desired dimensions for your new workbench. Make sure that it will...
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