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Building a workbench
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ApprenticeBuilder
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flehto said:
:rotf: :hmm:
could not agree more
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I came into a bunch of thick (3/8") hard rubber flooring used in a weightlifting area for flooring. I have on the shop floor and the top of the bench. Dan
http://www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=48478&cat=1,44047,48478
since the storage of tools was mentioned, I have several of the large magnetic tool bars in my shop and above my basement work bench. These are serious tool bars and will hold most anything.
Fleener
since the storage of tools was mentioned, I have several of the large magnetic tool bars in my shop and above my basement work bench. These are serious tool bars and will hold most anything.
Fleener
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