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Old 09-13-2013, 01:39 PM
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I turned an old porch deck step into a outside work bench ... $8 for garden timber legs , $4 bolts and a new 2x8
In the summer it is a sauna in the shop so I'll keep this under the trees out behind it. Going to find a good vise and can mount a HF bender on it too

Thinking of putting 10" tires on one end and a hitch to pull where I need it with the 128 , at 250-300 lbs now it's kinda stationary
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Old 09-13-2013, 02:12 PM
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nice!
before long it will be covered with stuff and you will be working on the ground again lol.......well that's how it seems to happen around here hehe
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Very nice bench!
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Looks good. I have a outside work bench to. Sept mines 4 wheel drive and powered by a 318 bout all that truck is good for right now
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Nice bench. I built this when I lived in CT. It was nice for cleaning stuff out side. It folded up when not in use.
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