Hi Everyone,
I'm new to this forum and hoping I can get some thoughts and ideas on my workbench design. I am looking at starting my own little business making these.
I am designing and prototyping a steel workbench that is intended to be customised and adaptable for each different task that I want to use it for, from cutting wood for my home extension, to metal fabrication and mechanics when I work on my project cars – The idea being that one bench can be interchangeable rather than requiring a specific set up for each task.
Key features include:
I would love to hear your thoughts on this concept. Do you think this is something you would consider investing in, in the future?
Cheers,
Tom
I'm new to this forum and hoping I can get some thoughts and ideas on my workbench design. I am looking at starting my own little business making these.
I am designing and prototyping a steel workbench that is intended to be customised and adaptable for each different task that I want to use it for, from cutting wood for my home extension, to metal fabrication and mechanics when I work on my project cars – The idea being that one bench can be interchangeable rather than requiring a specific set up for each task.
Key features include:
- Fully height adjustable
- Rapid and tool-less attachment and removal of accessories such as a vice, sheet metal break, clamps, and lots more. This works via the square attachment points under the bench top.
- Adjustable shelves and storage. All the holes on the legs allow for the fitment of different accessories, shelves and tool racks.
- Options for electrical and pneumatic sockets for power tools
- Easily interchangeable feet for wheels/castors.
- Swappable bench tops, from wood to steel, for versatile use. Even a welding fixture table top.
- Steel Frame
I would love to hear your thoughts on this concept. Do you think this is something you would consider investing in, in the future?
Cheers,
Tom