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wullie480 12th August 2013 21:44

Wooden workbench
 
This is actually a guy at works its in a unit he's clearing as he's moving to a smaller one its an old school workbench so is pretty solid,
It's 1980 x 820 in size & is free to whoever wants it.
Bench is in stewarton Ayrshire.

http://i1189.photobucket.com/albums/...psd574d936.jpg

wullie480 17th August 2013 22:27

This is now awaiting collection from its new owner Flyer.

Cheers

FLYER 18th August 2013 10:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by wullie480 (Post 1391546)
This is now awaiting collection from its new owner Flyer.

Cheers

excellent stuff wullie ,

will be there at 2 .:D

Jim Jamieson 18th August 2013 21:10

I've got one similar which I built myself when I was 14 years old.

I remember my mother taking me into the old Alexander's Sawmills when they were still down beside the river Ayr.
I went up to this guy and said I was looking for some wood. Well you've come to the right place, he said as we have a lot of wood here.
Spotting my technical drawing I had in my hand he asked to see it and when he noticed it was for a joiners bench he spent some time with me getting the right hardwood for the top and soft wood for the frame.

Almost 50 years later I still have it in my workshop to this day and would never part with it.
Apart from joinery work I've had numerous engines etc. stripped down on it. I had my Vanden Plas Princess 1300 engine & gearbox all built up then had to use a long scaffolding board to slide it down onto the floor.

FLYER 18th August 2013 21:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Jamieson (Post 1392319)
I've got one similar which I built myself when I was 14 years old.

I remember my mother taking me into the old Alexander's Sawmills when they were still down beside the river Ayr.
I went up to this guy and said I was looking for some wood. Well you've come to the right place, he said as we have a lot of wood here.
Spotting my technical drawing I had in my hand he asked to see it and when he noticed it was for a joiners bench he spent some time with me getting the right hardwood for the top and soft wood for the frame.

Almost 50 years later I still have it in my workshop to this day and would never part with it.
Apart from joinery work I've had numerous engines etc. stripped down on it. I had my Vanden Plas Princess 1300 engine & gearbox all built up then had to use a long scaffolding board to slide it down onto the floor.

so you dont want me taking it off your hands jimbo.....:D


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