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The Classic American Workbench

Workbench
It's a holiday weekend here in the states, and holiday weekends are great for getting organized and working on projects. In that spirit, here are a couple of pictures the workbench in my dad's garage. Mmmmm....tools!
Tool rack

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The Classic American Workbench
From: bswift5528 on Friday, July 04 2008 @ 01:25 PM PDT
The Classic American Workbench
From: Dennis on Friday, July 04 2008 @ 05:43 PM PDT
I haven't been able to locate a source of screwdrivers like the one second from the right. Ones with oval wooden handles and full tangs. Any ideas?
The Classic American Workbench
From: Anonymous on Sunday, July 06 2008 @ 08:24 PM PDT
Gorgeous workbench.
Reminds me of my dad's workshop.
Some of my best memories of growing up are of working on various
projects with him in his shop.
The Classic American Workbench
From: Anonymous on Wednesday, July 09 2008 @ 09:09 PM PDT
Yup. Looks something like my father's shop. And like what I remember of his father's, too.
Grandpa had little jars with nails and screws and stuff, neatly shelved.
My father had old type drawers bought at a newspaper's moving sale; some got cleaned and painted and used for my mother's sewing stuff (the spools fit nicely), and the rest were mounted under his lathe, holding small parts. Except for one with files in it ('Oh, look, I found the file drawer!'): round, half round, mill ...
The Classic American Workbench
From: Anonymous on Monday, July 14 2008 @ 11:17 AM PDT
I'm board by the hole thing.