Mobile work bench

I have a pair of Toughbuilt C650 trestles,sawhorse has 2x4 support arms that transform 2 sawhorses into a solid jobsite table.
Got a pair of 4'x4' & a 6' x2'6" 18mm ply worktop I can fix to the timber rail.

http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/...670005128-Saw-Horse--Adjustable-Jobsite-Table

 

C550 not height adjustable.

http://www.toughbuilt.com/sawhorses/

And I have the 700 not the 650 version.

http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/...Saw-Horse--Adjustable-Jobsite-Table-Twin-Pack

 

I've got a beer crate. Unfortunately, it's empty

 

+1 for the toughbuilt.

You could also get one of these http://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-technology-hdf-valchromat-top-for-twist-dogs-102538 (or get the jig to make one) and then you can use benchdogs or hold downs

 

I have couple of pairs of these clamps & few holes in the ply bench top to accept them.



Hold-down capacity is about 3-1/2", less the worktop thickness, can also use them as stops.
And same hole in worktop will also accept Irwin Quick Grip clamps.

 

having set up such trestles and some ply id be inclined to put a table cloth on it

 

Now that what you call an upper class builder

 

I have a couple of folding trestles (though a pair of 700's has been on my list for a good while now) and a 6' x 3' piece of Medite MDF perforated with holes for bench dogs (poor man's MFT).

It's similar to this:


http://www.multifunctionslab.com

Takes up very little space when stored upright. Though I am thinking I wouldn't mind building one of these:



That way I can get most of the kit and a bench on site in one trip.

 

You training as a plasterer on the side?

 

It is quite neat. The trolley could be a bit difficult to get in and out of a van and up and down stairs?

You could build something like this to put the top on

 

I have a couple of those on the workshop bench but bought a couple of these:

http://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-trade-clamps-forged-quick-lever-guide-rail-clamp-ax945902 To use on site and with the tracksaw.

 

I like that system. Very neat. However I was more interested in being able to incorporate the systainers. Might just get a SYS-Roll.

 

Just buy the CAD drawings for $18 and pass on to your local CNC company. Otherwise, build your own using something like this:

http://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-technology-parf-guide-system-102278 if you need the holes perfectly aligned for using a tracksaw.

If you meant the workstation it would need costing up but the plans are available for less than 8 euros. http://www.benchworks.be/mftc.html

 

I have been surprised how cheap the sys roller is for a Festool branded product. The DeWalt equivalent is around £200

 

Blimey! Will have to blag one before they cotton on and put up their price.