Construction Lumber Workbench

I would like a larger table but you did not offer any suggestions to enlarge. One thought you may want to consider is the same construction ideas but make it modular so multiple tables can be linked together

Scott,
Good video and plan, and I think for a "newby", like me, both required for best outcome. I modified bench dimensions some for my size shop and will use bench for assemblies, etc so my top will be 3/4 MDF for flatness + laminate.
COMMENT -
For bench side assemblies, use of glue makes joints unmovable so the need for side diagonal braces seems a little overkill, though the brace for back of bench makes sense to me. But agree braces required if jointing with bolts, screws or nails. *Your thoughts?*
Thanks!
~Phil

I watched the YouTube video on this bench and was impressed enough to order the plans. I wasn’t disappointed. Color images and plenty of them make it easy to follow the directions, and cut sequences conserve the amount of lumber needed. Well-recommended.

I did not build the work bench yet. Gave 4 stars. Only because bench is not completed.

I love the Scott's design and his video, cut list, and sense of humor. I have started on the workbench but am making it out of 2x4s as I can get them for free. I do appreciate his warning to check the end grain and be careful not to take one cut from the center of the tree. i will follow this with pictures of the bench later. By the way, it will be 12 feet by 23 inches. It will go under my wall cabinets than i will be building a 3 foot by 8 foot actual work bench for my bench tools -- using his plans.