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Trihorse work station

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This is a modular three legged work station / saw horse. Having three legs makes it great for uneven surfaces. There are lots of useful little features that make it a versatile work area for may types of projects. I added a drilled top so I have a multi-function table as well.

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      • 2 SHEETS OF 3/4 INCH PLYWOOD

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  • I like this setup. Is this made from 3/4 in. Plywood? Is the spacing of the holes by design for a useful purpose? Details please and thanks for sharing.
    By Bigwil5712, on June 17, 2018
    • It is actually 2 sheets of 3/4" plywood glued together to get the 1 1/2" width. The holes are not spaced for anything special. The large holes allow you to hang "stuff" on rafter hangers so it is handy but out of the way as well as running power cords etc. The small holes are meant for 3/4" pegs for mounting additions like a miter saw table. I wish this design was mine but it isn't. Do a search on Trihorse and you will find lots of pictures and youtube videos. I love this design and although it took a long time to build it was worth it.
      By bault, on June 18, 2018
    • I added the MFT (multi-function table) to the pictures. It took some time to drill all the holes but I am already using it. I can add bench dogs to hold things down as well as use clamps it needed. 
      By bault, on June 22, 2018
  • Adding those holes was a nice touch! You are going to enjoy having this piece. 
    By RYOBI NATION, on June 19, 2018

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Trihorse work station

by bault
Jun 15, 2018

This is a modular three legged work station / saw horse. Having three legs makes it great for uneven surfaces. There are lots of useful little features that make it a versatile work area for may types of projects. I added a drilled top so I have a multi-function table as well.