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Sometimes, your workbench just isn't the right height. Depending on what you're doing, it's too high or too low. Well, here's a solution on page 22 the latest issue of
Workbench magazine (October 2008).
Workbench reader Roger Bares suggests building an adjustable height bench using a motorcycle lift. The lift (
Torin #T64017) allows you to adjust the height of a worksurface you make yourself from plywood and some hardware.
This is a terrific issue of
Workbench with projects like building a
platform bed, and more ways than I can count to save energy in your home. The whole thing is rounded out with some neat decorating ideas and how-to's. It's on the newsstand now, and you can check it out online
here, and get a free preview issue
here.
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