Just made a super strong and sturdy workbench that breaks down into almost no space in a matter of seconds
2 sheets of 2' x 4' x .75" ply glued together
2 2x4s about 4' long
2 sawhorses (the kind with the slots for taking 2x4s, rated for 1000 lbs)
r8
2/8
You didn't really make anything. You just bought two saw horses and put wood on top of them, which is, ya know, the point of saw horses.
>>928375
this
>see thread
>is that just a piece of wood ontop of some saw horses?
>read thread
corncob/10
>>928375
/thread.
Not to mention that those are the shitty cheap sawhorses that bend and break if you even look at them.
I'd bump it up to a 4/10 if you used real sawhorses.
>>928407
Put a little too much on top and the hinges buckle, if they move even a little bit from the side, the legs twist and bend out of shape.
Seen it happen hundreds of times.
Get the /diy/ kits with the metal hinges, or build them entirely from 2x4s. Or better yet, build an actual work bench. There's thousands of simple designs on the internet.
>>928370
there is nothing DIY about this. you put a piece of wood on top of 2 cheap plastic sawhorses. this is ghetto apartment style not DIY
