I've got some larger projects coming up and needed a saw bench. If you saw me dimension a large slab in another video, you know how much of a pain it was to saw a straight edge on them without a saw bench! So, because I will be doing quite a bit of dimensioning, I decided that, before I make the larger projects, I need a saw bench.

For the design, I didn't want to buy anything, and I didn't want anything too complicated. Anyway, I remembered an episode of the "Woodwright's Shop" where he made a dovetailed saw bench, and that is what I decided on.

I had a lot of leftover Southern Yellow pine from my Roubo Bench build, so I used that for everything.

In the end, I made some mistakes, but it turned out great, and REALLY useful! There will be videos of the other builds, one of which will be published next week. The other will be a series.

I hope you enjoy--oh, and keep in mind this isn't a tutorial: it's just a "what I did".

If you want details, all you need for building this bench is on the Woodwright's Shop's episode, "Taming the Timber Bench," here: [ Ссылка ]

Just remember, if you build it out of thinner stock, like me, you will need to adjust the angles a bit so that the legs actually wedge in.


Thanks so much for watching!

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Best,
Andrew

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