Works great! Need to figure out some bugs like some slop in the planing stop fit. It sure is nice to have such a large and sturdy surface compared to the WorkMate. Only just fits in the garage with the cars though…
Your roubo is really great! Congrats! You did a fantastic job! Thank you for sharing. What finishing did you used? The legendary mixture from Chris? Boiled linseed oil + varnish + mineral spirit?
I think the closer you can get your legs to the end of the table, the more stable and less tippy it will be (and more shelf space between the legs!). I left 13″ in case I ever wanted to install an end vice, but I don’t think I ever will at this point.
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Yippee! Very exciting. It looks great. Can’t wait to see to see what you do with it.
Very nice looking bench. I really need to get around to building one, and stop staying that I need to build one. LOL
It looks fantastic, very nice work!. How are you finding it in use?
Andrew
Works great! Need to figure out some bugs like some slop in the planing stop fit. It sure is nice to have such a large and sturdy surface compared to the WorkMate. Only just fits in the garage with the cars though…
Your roubo is really great! Congrats! You did a fantastic job! Thank you for sharing. What finishing did you used? The legendary mixture from Chris? Boiled linseed oil + varnish + mineral spirit?
Thanks! I just two coats of Danish oil.
Nice looking bench. I am making a 72″ version and wondered if you altered the dimension from leg to the end of the top.
I think the closer you can get your legs to the end of the table, the more stable and less tippy it will be (and more shelf space between the legs!). I left 13″ in case I ever wanted to install an end vice, but I don’t think I ever will at this point.
Let me know how the bench turns out!