just wondering how Teague may have assembled his L-shaped bench along the walls.
He says it's just 2 sheets of ply for the top afixed to 3/4" plywood panels to support it. Does that give enough support? What about leveling for unlevel concrete floors? How does that 3/4" panel start vertical and not tip (caulk it to the floor)?
I like the idea of roll around carts to be stored under the bench. I'd also like my bench flat and level. I'm thinking a jointed flat 2x4 screwed to the back wall to establish level and then horizontal supports coming out 20" with legs dropping down to the floor sitting on lag bolts for leveling. There woud be no front support so there is more clearance under the bench.
Thougths?
PS.. those roll around carts look like a good idea, but I have to doubt how effective they are for miter box support, outfeed tables, etc. They are assuming dead flat floors... not realistic IMO.