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Tools & Techniques > Workshop > How to Construct a Custom Workbench

Learn how to build a custom 4-section workbench with one surface dropped to accommodate a sliding compound miter saw.

Clamp a stop block against the line. The two-by-four and stop block serve as a template to ensure all the leg components you cut will be of identical size. For each leg, you will cut a pair of two-by-four lengths. In a later step, you will sandwich them together to make a single sturdy four-by-four leg. Cut all the components for the legs, then re-adjust the stop block as necessary to cut the other ?multiple? components on your cut list to measure.
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