Improved Workbench for Woodworking - Workbench 3.0

Workbench 3.0. The workbench I use for woodworking has been remade twice. This time I tare the workbench a part to make some improvements. For example, I install a new vise, increase the mass of the workbench, moved the tool-well to the back corner of the workbench so it would be out of the way, and I make and install some drawers for storage. The workbench is on the smaller side about 5' long, but it works well for the types of project I like to do. Workbench 2.0 video:    • My Workbench - Recycled, Reused, & Remade ...   In the previous iteration of this woodworking workbench (workbench 2.0) I installed legs and skirting. Workbench 2.0 served me well, for I decided to get a bigger vise, so I took the opportunity to upgrade the workbench to version 3.0. After 2 months of using workbench 3.0 I am please, but there are some improvements I'd like to make or test new devices to see if I like them. I am using the old (smaller) vise to make a portable workbench that I can use at craft fairs, farmers' markets, and just as a secondary bench. I plan to make the portable workbench from pine, walnut, oak, and beech. To follow along the progress of the portable workbench follow me on Twitter @polywright (  / polywright);   you will likely see the portable bench in action in another video before the build video for that bench is released, because of the time it takes to edit a project of that size. Thanks for stopping by, John Zhu 2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED