Building a Workbench From Scrap Wood

My Neighborr asked me to build him a workbench so I took this as a challenge to build the workbench completely from scrap wood. It is not the highest quality workbench around, but it works great and was FREE!!
I hope this video gives you some ideas of how to utilize your scrap wood.
Thanks for watching!!
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[@larrystone5749]

Good job looking good Keep building

[@boydstongrove]

Thanks, will do!

[@albatrossrock]

Nice workbench, thansk for share the video.

[@boydstongrove]

Thanks for watching!

[@lmwalter5486]

Hi Taylor, You knew you were gonna crush this challenge. Awesome bench. So could you use another neighbor? 😁 😊Linda

[@boydstongrove]

Haha, We can always use good neighbors.

[@boydstongrove]

I really enjoyed this challenge, Already got a new stack of pallets to work on something else.

[@kevindurica6092]

I wish you included a price list for what the materials would have cost so people can understand that sometimes free costs more in time. Great video as always, looking forward to the next one.

[@boydstongrove]

That is a really good idea, dangit, I wish I had thought to do that.

[@WoodturningWithJohnMarro]

Fun build Taylor, thanks for sharing!

[@boydstongrove]

Thanks for watching!

[@fromthepalletshed]

Great video, wish I had space for another extra table

[@boydstongrove]

Haha, you and me both! I barely had the room to build it.

[@AmyJo143]

Awesome!

[@boydstongrove]

Thanks!

[@lindanicholepadillacpht519]

Hi there what the measurements

[@boydstongrove]

Tricky question, since I was using found materials, I did not pre-plan the measurements, I just went off the material size I had to work with. The top ended up being 28" x just over 52". The frame was 26" x 50". the legs ended up being 30" long. By the time I added 3" casters and the 1 1/2" thick top, the overall height was at 34 1/2" high ( a little shorter than I would have liked, 35"-36" is standard counter height). Hope that helps.