Flip top work bench

Multi-Tool Flip-Top Table: Building a flip-top table is great way to save shop space. Building 3 flip-tops as one long table is even better. This project started with an 7' long 2" diameter steel shaft I've had lying around the shop for years. Since I didn't want to cut the s…

Learn how to build a Flip Top Tool Stand for your workshop! Use this cart for a planer and miter saw, sander and router, etc. and free up your workbench.

How to build a sturdy, double ended flip-top workbench from inexpensive materials. Designed to accommodate those large and heavy workbench tools like a thickness planer

A space-saving workshop on wheels!

How to build a sturdy, double ended flip-top workbench from inexpensive materials. Designed to accommodate those large and heavy workbench tools like a thickness planer

Multi-Tool Flip-Top Table: Building a flip-top table is great way to save shop space. Building 3 flip-tops as one long table is even better. This project started with an 7' long 2" diameter steel shaft I've had lying around the shop for years. Since I didn't want to cut the s…

Once I built my Modular Miter Station I knew I couldn’t stop there with my shop projects because I still had two major tools that didn’t have a home…. my Kreg Foreman and my Ridgid thickness planer. Both are pretty big tools and are a pain to have to move to a workbench when you need to use them so

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I built this DIY flip top tool stand and workstation based on plans from my buddy Brad at Fix This Build That. This stand holds my oscillating belt sander and hollow chisel mortiser, but it's great for almost any bench top tool, including lunchbox planers, sanders, drill presses, etc.

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