Building and Flattening the Workbench Top | Nicholson Workbench Build Part 3

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Welcome back to Strings and Sawdust! In this third installment of our Nicholson workbench build series, we’ve already completed the leg assembly and added the aprons. Now, it’s time to tackle the workbench top assembly and ensure it's perfectly flat, giving you a solid surface for all your future woodworking projects.

In this video, I’ll guide you through the process of building a sturdy workbench top, securing it to the frame, and using flattening techniques to create a perfectly level surface. Whether you're working on your own DIY woodworking bench or looking to create a custom Nicholson workbench for your small workshop, this step-by-step tutorial will help you achieve a durable and reliable workbench for woodworking.

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00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Making stretchers
00:56 - fitting stretchers
01:45 - Drilling Pocket holes
02:35 - Building the worktop
03:23 - Biscuit joints with a router
04:37 - measuring for tail vice
06:14 - Top Glue up
07:04 - Attaching the workbench top
08:13 - Flattening the workbench top
09:20 - Flattening the Aprons
09:54 - Outro

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