For quick reference, here are the chapters of my Roubo workbench build:
- Roubo in a small space
- Roubo workbench references
- Lumber for Roubo workbench
- Roubo top preparation and glue-up
- Roubo leg tenons
- Roubo leg mortises
- Making a groove for the sliding deadman
- Leg stretchers
- Holes for the front legs
- Vise chop and parallel guide
- Base assembly and drawboring
- Planing stop
- Sliding deadman
- Handle for Roubo leg vise
- Flattening the top of the Roubo
- Completed Roubo workbench
- Shelf for Roubo workbench
- Dogs, dog holes and pseudo-crochet
- Respect to the WorkMate
- Roubo bench crochet
T r i a l & E r r o r 
Really enjoyed going through this build. That’s a great-looking bench.
Hello!
I love the Roubo.
I finished a Scandinavian bench two years ago, and now have been experiencing the itch to build another bench. I have resisted the siren song of the Roubo bench so far, but am succumbing now.
I wonder if you might be willing to swap a few emails so I can pick your brain on your Roubo build. By the pictures, it seems you built your bench much the same way that I plan to build mine.
You can reach me here (WordPress) I think, or directly at: madcapwoodwright@gmail.com
Thanks and nice work!!!!