QuikBENCH Portable Workbench Pair

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QuikBENCH Portable Workbench

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The portable QuikBENCH™ is a lightweight, easy to set up workbench capable of holding up to 300 lbs. Convert two QuikBENCHES™ to sawhorses, and together they will hold up to 2,000 lbs. Two benches can be connected together to form a work station; in fact, you can connect as many benches as necessary to create a bench sized to your specific needs. The QuikBENCH work surface measures 30" x 24" and is 32" in height. Each bench has a 24"-wide by 3-1/2" opening vise and a 15-amp, circuit protected, three-outlet power strip, plus four plastic bench dogs.

Portable modular workbench

30" x 24" work surface & 22" x 16" storage shelf

300-lb. capacity; Onboard power strip

Full front clamping mechanism

Comes with four plastic bench dogs

The portable QuikBENCH™ is lightweight at 23 lbs, easy to set up workbench capable of holding up to 300 lbs. Convert two QuikBENCHES™ to sawhorses, and together they will hold up to 2,000 lbs.

Two benches can be connected together to form a work station; in fact, you can connect as many benches as necessary to create a bench sized to your specific needs. The QuikBENCH work surface measures 30″ x 24″ and is 32″ in height. Each bench has a 24″-wide by 3-1/2″ opening vise and a 15-amp, circuit protected, three-outlet power strip, plus four plastic bench dogs.

Woodcraft product manager Ben Bice applies finish to a cabinet door, using a single QuikBENCH.

The bench’s built-in power strip and uses for multiple benches are also pictured.

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The Up-And-Comer’s Home Shop: Everything You Need For A Fully Functional Workspace

Every two years at Woodcraft Magazine, we create a unique home workshop issue for readers wanting to start a shop or improve the one they already have. We first decide on a theme and then follow through by selecting a bare-bones space that serves as our blank slate. We then prep the walls, ceiling, and floor for shop duty and outfit the space with original shop projects and interesting products that match nicely with the theme, which, in this issue, is the “up-and-comer’s” home shop. As you can imagine, it’s an all-hands effort by our talented staff and woodworking contributors from across the country.