Best workbench plans
This bench is my latest creation. I say my creation because I built it but I did not design it. The bench was designed by the critically acclaimed woodworker Mark Edmundson. His version was featured in Fine Woodworking magazine #194. The bench is Marks design but there are a few changes that I incorporated to make it mine. I remember when I first saw this particular bench I was stunned at its beauty. I also felt that it represented several design elements that should be incorporated into my working habits. Prior to this project my woodworking had fallen into straight line and box characteristics. This bench had graceful and gentle curves and had a woven seat. I felt that it was time to break my old habits and begin to add design elements into my woodworking that were new to me and represented the next step in my dream to become an excellent furniture builder. The bench is constructed of Black Walnut and the small faceted accent pieces you see on the legs are made of birch. The seat is woven from Danish cord. The weaving process was new to me and took about 10 hours and to complete and about 24 hours for my fingers to stop hurting(wear gloves) Once I decided to build the bench it also came to my mind that it would be the perfect Christmas gift for my father. I had not talked to my dad in almost 7 years. In July of 2007 we had decided to make a new start to our relationship and Christmas of 2007 would be the first Christmas that we had spent together in a long time. I did not have a lot of money to spend on my father for Christmas but I knew that he would understand the time and effort that goes into a project like this.
I am so happy to have been able to build this piece and present it to my dad Stan Peters (even though it was a month late).
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