Thanks for getting that right for me. Those that have followed my posts here on this forum know I suffer from CRS and need help.

Terry

Do! get Jim Carmichaels(sp) book. I built all my benches on my range 35 years ago from his design;still in operation.

I made a table like that & added a circular bubble level on top and a carrying handle below as top is heavy. r in w.

Here are a set of plans for a portable bench that can be adapted to suit your own needs as I did making mine strictly right handed .

Von Gruff - That's about the "purtiest" range setting I've ever seen.
'Must see that part of the world someday.

Ross Seyfried did an article a long while ago on a skid mounted concrete topped bench he built. Somewhere I have that article but in storage at the moment whilst our house is being finished.

I am hoping to get to that stuff in November...here's hoping

Von Gruff that is a beautiful setting and a great looking 404J.

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Originally posted by the_captain:
I'm not sure if it's safe to scan in stuff from books of that vintage or I'd just post the pics here.

IANAL

It is perfectly legal to post excerpts (a photo or two, a paragraph or two) to the Internet of even current books, etc. PROVIDED that you give proper attribution (Title, author, publisher, city of publisher and year of publication). The key to such use is that it can only augment what you are publishing, not BE what you are publishing.

You'll note that I trimmed the quoted material to only the part I am responding to. I am quoting you, not plagiarizing you.

You can quote a sentence or two of this post. You cannot copy the entire forum or even the entire thread over to another web address.

This is called "Fair Use" and is an explicit part of the copyright laws that can get you in serious doo-doo if you try to abuse it. But if you use the minimum amount of material from someone else necessary to make a point and that amount of material is only a small portion of their total work, you'll generally fall well within the law. </IANAL>

I do have a copy of Mr. Carmichael's book, and could provide the dimensions of the bench by PM if you would like.

Ok I will reply to the post even though it is older than dirt.
I built the booger bench, very portable legs fold up and has worked well for me for many years.







Al

A friend built one that goes in the receiver hitch of his truck. He can take/use it where ever he wants