| Project by johnnyz53 | posted 227 days ago | 852 views | 2 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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I built this Potting bench for one of my clients. He wanted a bench that would last for years and that would have options to afford the opportunity to work in one place with everything at her finger tips. I added side splashes to keep items on the table. I added a dry sink for soil, as well as the option for a clear sink top for incubation. Most Benches today are flimsy. I used Heavy 2×8 syp prime for the top. This wood was treated by me with a 5 year protectant and not chemical ridden treated lumber! I added tons of options. I would love the groups input. The Photo shoot is in my clients yard here in Charleston, SC.
-- John, Charleston, SC, http://www.americanworkbench.com
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mbulla
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posted 227 days ago
Looks great. I like the text on it.
puddintaine
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posted 225 days ago
nice craftsmanship, i too being a carpenter and do it yourselfer can appreciate nice work…....i would’ve wanted it bigger
Todd Thomas
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posted 224 days ago
looks great….my wife would love one of these for our new house…..very nice…lots of good ideas, splash boards, dry sink…well done
-- Todd, Thomas Construction - Oak Ridge, TN, Hello my name is Todd and I'm a Toolholic, I bought my last tool 10 days, no 4 days, oh heck I bought a tool on the way here! †
MsDebbieP
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posted 224 days ago
John, this is WONDERFUL!!!
it is so beautiful… and then it is functional!!
I just love it.
-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada