work table

[Carol R. Beigel]

I built mine out of 2x4s.  The top was 2x8s or whatever.  The main thing was
to put a masonite cover on the workbench top.  Eventually, when it got
messed up with glue, paint, or wear, or whatever, you could just flip it
over or replace it for a nice, clean, smooth surface.

Make the table high enough to stand in front of it comfortably.  You should
also get those thick rubber mats to put under your feet.  I also used an
adjustable height chair with good back support at my workbench.  Mat and
chair came from a company called Turnkey.

I also put all my floor tools (band saw, drill press, planer, table saw)on
dollies as well as a little portable work table.

Worked for me!

Carol Beigel