Pocket Hole Workbench Top at Jett Prior blog

Pocket Hole Workbench Top. To attach each leg to the top. These holes are for attaching our workbench top to the bottom frame. I'm drilling these with a 5/32 drill. You might want to think ahead at this juncture and decide how you want to attach the top of your workbench. Drill a pocket hole in the top of each leg. Using treated 4'x4's for the legs for added weight, 2x4's for the frame, & one sheet of plywood, i make. Cut a front rail to length from a 1x4 board, as shown in the cutting diagram. Next, add pocket holes to the larger plywood board (22 1/2″ x 70. You'll drill up through this hole to attach each leg to the larger of the two frames. You could also use pocket holes to attach the table top, but i don't have a pocket hole jig, so adding blocks was easier. Pocket holes allow you to join pieces of wood in a way that hides your screws in areas that aren’t visible when your project is finished.

You could also use pocket holes to attach the table top, but i don't have a pocket hole jig, so adding blocks was easier. To attach each leg to the top. Drill a pocket hole in the top of each leg. Cut a front rail to length from a 1x4 board, as shown in the cutting diagram. You'll drill up through this hole to attach each leg to the larger of the two frames. Using treated 4'x4's for the legs for added weight, 2x4's for the frame, & one sheet of plywood, i make. Pocket holes allow you to join pieces of wood in a way that hides your screws in areas that aren’t visible when your project is finished. I'm drilling these with a 5/32 drill. These holes are for attaching our workbench top to the bottom frame. You might want to think ahead at this juncture and decide how you want to attach the top of your workbench.

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Pocket Hole Workbench Top I'm drilling these with a 5/32 drill. Using treated 4'x4's for the legs for added weight, 2x4's for the frame, & one sheet of plywood, i make. You could also use pocket holes to attach the table top, but i don't have a pocket hole jig, so adding blocks was easier. You might want to think ahead at this juncture and decide how you want to attach the top of your workbench. You'll drill up through this hole to attach each leg to the larger of the two frames. Drill a pocket hole in the top of each leg. To attach each leg to the top. Cut a front rail to length from a 1x4 board, as shown in the cutting diagram. Next, add pocket holes to the larger plywood board (22 1/2″ x 70. Pocket holes allow you to join pieces of wood in a way that hides your screws in areas that aren’t visible when your project is finished. I'm drilling these with a 5/32 drill. These holes are for attaching our workbench top to the bottom frame.