Modular Workbench

I bought several of the plans and they are all done extremely well. It's very easy to read and follow them. I haven't built this yet as I've been working on getting the tools I need. The only thing I have remaining is getting a hose for dust collection and built the cyclone and then I can start on the workbench. The only drawback I've had on anything is I submitted a question on the contact form and never received a response. So I guess I just have to figure it out myself. But that doesn't affect the quality of the plans so I'm not lowering the rating. It's just disappointing when you get no response at all.

The plans are easy to follow although I find that they lack in some important detail in comparison to the video. In the video, screw spacing is mentioned as critical when assembling the frame but not noted in the plans. Also, the latching hardware placement is not noted in the plans.

I thought these plans were fabulous! The bench is super strong. I modified it to serve as an outfeed table for my Unisaw - added a 2" overhang on one side so it would clear the Unigard frame and bracket, and an opening in the frame to accommodate the dust collection. I chamfered the edges on the sides and back about 1/8" and the edge at the tablesaw much more. I am getting ready to add a folding wing on the other long side with removable cleats that can hold a sheet of plywood for transport around the shop and then by raising the wing I can get it horizontal and slide it onto the saw or other surface without breaking my back! and I am a new Woodworker and this is my first project! I made a few mistakes but I learned a ton! Thanks Zack!