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Argument Analysis Platform Create and analyze argument maps online. Sweet Home 3D An 8020 Bench - talkFestool My new 8020 workbench, 58 by 30.5 inches, 32 inches high. Part 1 - Legs and Frame All of the talk around here about making benches reminded me that I've planning to build one. The game plan was to use one of my lower kitchen cabinets when I build the new ones. That cabinet project has been on hold for a while and could be for another 6 months so I decided it was time to move on with the workbench. I have some old table legs sitting around. I have been watching the 8020 store on eBay and I've been picking up pieces for this bench for 18 months. So, getting down to business, the first task was to rebate the legs to hold the frame. The next task was to make 4 corner brackets for the frame. With the frame and legs bolted together, this bench feels rock solid. Next is the sub frame to hold the MDF top in place.

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