Making a Floating Workbench From Scrap Wood

This is a simple, but super strong workbench attached too the wall studs in my shed. There are no supports under the bench. I made it from entirely from scrap wood.
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[@StuffUCanMake]

Thanks for giving me this idea. It will work just great for my tiny workshop.

[@mkl757]

I would have used washers on the support 2 by’s to avoid sinking into the wood, still awesome project.

[@toyan5414]

Love your style, thanks for sharing 💯

[@jake196.21]

Well look at that didn't even have to use a stud finder it's like he can see through the walls lol

[@DieterSchneider]

That's my superpower

[@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

Very nicely done my brother good job :)

[@philipjones9297]

Very nice indeed 👍

[@DieterSchneider]

Thanks

[@alexjackson858]

Are those support arms 2x6 or 2x12

[@hineko_]

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[@duncanmacleod7283]

Is your workbench not going to be way too low once you install the floor?

[@DieterSchneider]

No floor on this shed. Using it for welding and metal works.

[@robr3015]

Awesome little project! What is the name of the straight edge you were using at 6:40 it looks super useful

[@LarsSveen]

That is often called an "edge clamp" or "clamp edge saw guide" or "bar clamp".

[@Robcrz69]

What was the name of the guide clamp???

[@weasleyp1]

What size is your shed thanks