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My wife and I have three dogs, 2 big and 1 medium. When it's cold out or if we just want to work in the back yard, we have to have a place to put the dogs. Before I only had room for 2 kennels and to have more workspace, I had an old door sitting on two saw horses.
Finally took a little time and built this. 4' x 7' work / assembly table. Nice way to help me keep my workbench and saw clear. And should be a nice place to try to put this dresser together that I'm working on now.
http://ssmith1627.myphotoalbum.com/v...bum01&id=030_G
Certainly not pretty but functional, an easily replaceable top and it's flat to within a 16th of an inch. Gives me room for all three kennels and has enough overhang that my feet aren't up against the kennels when working. Plywood back makes the whole thing ridgid and it's a lot more solid than it looks in that picture. I might try to do some shelving above now, along the lines of Norm's workshop hutch.
Steve
Finally took a little time and built this. 4' x 7' work / assembly table. Nice way to help me keep my workbench and saw clear. And should be a nice place to try to put this dresser together that I'm working on now.
http://ssmith1627.myphotoalbum.com/v...bum01&id=030_G
Certainly not pretty but functional, an easily replaceable top and it's flat to within a 16th of an inch. Gives me room for all three kennels and has enough overhang that my feet aren't up against the kennels when working. Plywood back makes the whole thing ridgid and it's a lot more solid than it looks in that picture. I might try to do some shelving above now, along the lines of Norm's workshop hutch.
Steve
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