Originally published between 2008-02-21 and 2008-04-14
It's worth pointing out that in the original version of this series of posts the story was told entirely visually; to reduce the overall length a number of photos have been replaced with brief comments. At the time I had a circular saw, a spirt level, two very large C-clamps, a set of chisels, a cordless drill/screwdriver, some pipe clamps and not a lot else; by the end I had acquired an antique Craftsman table saw.
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...and several more. |
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added framing to support shelves. |
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plywood shelving added |
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constructed a tool well at the rear |
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added blocking and framed out the central recess |
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finished apart from the bench top |
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the bench top was made from 2" x 6" doug fir |
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secured with screws into the supporting structure |
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similar material added to the central recess |
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imperfections were filled and sanded |
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put on several coats of polyurethane |
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added oak trim at the perimeter |
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mounted my first sheet of peg board |
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Done! |
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Sam was impressed! |
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