Personal project for a workbench.

I thought about making this project a little more difficult than I'm used to, in order to learn new techniques and assembly methods.

Materials Needed

Tabletop - 1 Plywood sheet 1900mm x 1000mm x 25mm Legs - 4 beams 50mm x 70mm x 1000mm (during preparation I cut the equivalent of the tabletop thickness to reach the planned height of 1000mm) Front and rear reinforcement - 4 beams 50mm x 70mm x 1800mm Side reinforcement - 4 beams 50mm x 70mm x 760mm Lower shelf - 9 pine boards 900mm x 200mm 8 Allen screws M10 x 120mm 8 Parlock nuts M10 16 washers 8 spring washers 10 metal corner brackets 40 wood screws 3.5mm x 20mm 36 steel nails or Ardox nails Wood glue Sandpaper (100, 120, 150, 200, 220)

Tools Needed

Hammer Drill Saw (circular saw, jigsaw, or handsaw) M10 Allen wrench 10mm open-end wrench

Steps Preparation 1-Cut the pieces to the correct measurements.

2- Drill the holes in the wood with the pieces aligned and fixed to avoid mistakes.

3- Fit and secure the workbench leg pieces using wood glue and tightening the screws that will serve as fasteners in place of the clamps.

4- Do the same thing with the top pieces. Use wood glue and tighten the screws that will serve as fasteners in place of the clamps.

6- Secure the tabletop by screwing on the metal corner brackets.

Conclusion Countertop completed.

The wood finish is up to whoever reproduces the project; I will sand it to 220 grit and finish with wood stain.

When I complete the project, I will update with photos of the result.