A Class Bench

As a blogger I want to know my readers and get some feedback from them. Our readers have mostly been norwegian, swedish and danish as they understand the Norwegian language. The last few days there…

Lake Erie Toolworks Demo Bench built by Domidrewno - Picture 22

RogerBean's Project

Thanks to our modular products, you can be creative and combine the planters as you wish. This can create a lot of different looks and feelings across your indoor space, terrace, or balcony.

Beautiful multi-generation slat bench for entryway, hallway, dining area or coffee table. Varied open slats create lighter feel and unique visual accent while thick benchtop creates a weighty, solid platform. The splayed legs are connected by wedged through-tenons for added stability. Legs are

Woodworking Workshop, Greg Pennington - free woodworking tips available online at Highland Woodworking.

I don’t sleep as well when I have French workbench in pieces in my shop. Even a little wood movement in the joints can make assembly a bear, or at least a

Whether you're vegetarian or not, this Ultimate Veggie Sandwich is so packed with flavor you won't even miss the meat! From the onion & chive shmear to the sprouts and crunchy seeds + all the veggies in between you're going to want this for lunch daily!

Foreining for fremje av skottbenken, strykebenken og rettbenken

Arbeidsbenken brukes til avlastning/oppbevaring når skottbenken er i bruk

Adding our January 2011 Workbench of the Month from Jim C. of Excelsior, Minnesota to our Lake Erie Toolworks Blog for ease of access and historical awareness. Hey Nick, I attached a few photos sho…

My new Nicholson workbench.

On a late night last week I walked slowly from my office to the shop carrying the final piece of my French Oak Plate 11-style workbench: the letterpress-printed-on-hand-made-paper label made by Wesley Tanner. It was a bittersweet moment, and at the same time entirely satisfying. What started almost three years ago ended as I pasted the label onto the underside of my bench, guarded by a layer of shellac to prevent the oak's tannins from feeding on the paper over the rest of the century (and...

Dealing with timber movement is just a necessity of woodworking, but it doesn't have to be frustration. The key is to learn to design for it rather than trying to control it or hoping for the best. The design of the English workbench is a great example of allocating for timber movement as explained here.