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Ideal Workbench Depth & Height
While at HD recently, I found a large bin full of 4' premium 2x10s in
their culled lumber for $0.51 / piece. I've been meaning to build a basement workbench, and figured these would be perfect for the work surface. My plan is to lay them down side by side like a deck and cover them with a piece of 1/4" oak ply. My question is, given 4' boards to work with and no floor space limitations, how deep would you make the bench. At 4' I won't really be able to reach the peg board in the back, but I would have that much more surface on which to work. My other question is, how high would you make it? Is there a rule of thumb such as x inches above the waist? Thanks in advance, -T |
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