Introducing the Kreg Universal Bench.
The easy, affordable way to create your own custom workbench!
Any Space. Any Task. Any Size.
The all-new Kreg Universal Bench system reinvents the workbench by making it easy for you to create a custom heavy-duty workbench, assembly table, tool stand, or outfeed table in a size that you choose to fit your space, your projects, and your needs.
That’s because the Universal Bench isn’t just another workbench. It’s a system of rails and adjustable-height legs, both made from thick, durable steel, that are available in multiple sizes. By combining legs and rails, you can create a bench in 15 possible square or rectangular sizes—from 14"x14" up to 64"x64"—and two different heights.
YOU choose the bench height!
Sturdy 12-gauge steel legs in two sizes (29"- 35" Tall & 15¼"- 21¼" Tall) offer 6" of unlimited height adjustability, so you choose the exact bench height you want.
YOU choose the width and depth!
Steel rails in 5 lengths let you create a bench in one of 15 possible sizes to fit your space and your projects!
YOU make your bench your own!
To complete your Universal Bench, add a bench top made from the material you choose using predrilled mounting holes. Extra holes allow you to mount a shelf, storage, and other accessories to further customize your bench.
Kreg Universal Bench system Features:
2 Sizes of Adjustable-Height Legs:
5 Rail lengths:
Other Features:
The Kreg Universal Bench will be available in January 2013.
Check out the Kreg Universal Bench on www.kregtool.com!
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Justin,
re ''too flimsy''...
perhaps you've experienced the light duty frames, often seen at some big box stores.
Most of those ''flimsy'' frames, are made from 20ga (.035''), or less, thick metal---
akin to the ''erector set'' construction.
Justin said:
>>>...
I usually feel they're too flimsy)./p>
A wood worker that doesn't want to build their own bench might want to look into another hobby. Just saying.......can't blame them for trying to make money though.
Im with you there but they would make a good build table.
RCW said:
A wood worker that doesn't want to build their own bench might want to look into another hobby. Just saying.......can't blame them for trying to make money though.
Ken Darga said:
perhaps you've experienced the light duty frames, often seen at some big box stores. Most of those ''flimsy'' frames,...
I was trying to say the cheapness is usually in the drawers as opposed to the frames.. I'm sensitive (maybe too sensitive) to cheap slides - flimsy or non-smooth - and thin metal drawers that don't feel like they could hold a socket set.
I agree! I'm really happy with the Workbench I made with the Kreg plans. It was really easy and the thing is rock solid.
RCW said:
A wood worker that doesn't want to build their own bench might want to look into another hobby. Just saying.......can't blame them for trying to make money though.
Yeah they would. They look like cool tables, I'm guessing that they won't be cheap either.
David Dean said:
Im with you there but they would make a good build table.
RCW said:A wood worker that doesn't want to build their own bench might want to look into another hobby. Just saying.......can't blame them for trying to make money though.
Where is this made?
Justin,
How does one deduce, just my looking at the photo of the benches, that they have
cheap slides - flimsy or non-smooth - and thin metal drawers ???
Justin said:
>>>.... cheap slides - flimsy or non-smooth - and thin metal drawers that don't feel like they could hold a socket set./p>
Ken Darga said:
Justin,
How does one deduce, just my looking at the photo of the benches, that they have
cheap slides - flimsy or non-smooth - and thin metal drawers ???
Hm? I did not say Kreg had cheap slides. My first post was a question to Kreg where I asked if they were going to offer drawers or cabinets as accessories (as shown in the photo). The Kreg Rep said that they weren't going to sell any cabinets or drawers. He mentioned, however, that plans for drawers/cabinets come with the product. Then I mentioned, conversationally, that the drawers and cabinets are where most benches fall short in my opinion (it's where most manufactures cheap out). It's then that you thought I was saying the Kreg bench itself looked flimsy, but I did not, so I tried to clear that up. Now you're thinking I'm saying the Kreg bench has flimsy slides. Again, I'm not, because I already know they have no slides at all. It's the opposite, as I'm wishing Kreg would offer drawers & cabinets as accessories (strong & nice are presumed from Kreg products).
Nice bench, but any "jack knife" carpenter or wood worker worth their "salt" should be building their own bench. You could always paint it blue, sorry I don't know where you could get the "Kreg" sticker to put on it. It is pretty though.
Justin,
The subject matter describes the "Kreg bench'' & ''frames''.
Some may get confused with reference made to ''cheap slides...flimsy...thin metal drawers''...
Just wondering if they're going to have bench tops, with dog holes?
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