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Cut and Assemble Frame Pieces

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Super Simple Shop Workbench Build: Here's What You Need...and How To Make One! (Anyone Can Do It)

What happens here

The creator now uses the cut plywood pieces and 2x4s to create the frame. He holds a 2x4 against the plywood, marks the cut line with a Sharpie, and then uses a Porter-Cable miter saw to cut the 2x4 to length. This process is repeated to create four legs and several cross-braces for the frame. He then uses a Milwaukee M12 Fuel drill/driver with a drill bit to pre-drill pilot holes before driving in deck screws (Torx head) to assemble the frame. One piece cut too short is repurposed as a template for shorter cross-braces, highlighting adaptability in construction. The entire frame is constructed, including the bottom shelf, without using a tape measure.

Goal: Create the frame and legs for the workbench

Tools and materials

  • 2x4s — Legs, cross-braces, and frame supports, Deck Screws (Torx Head) Unknown

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