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Latest revision as of 07:01, 10 January 2021
A collection of interesting images showing workbenches sorted as chronologically as possible.
German 1764
French 1774
The workbench from the iconic Plate 11 from L'Art du Menuisier (The Art of the Carpenter) by André Jacob Roubo
Late 18th Century Moravia (and America)
Imported along with Moravian woodworking immigrants, the original is in the collection at Old Salem. The pen sketch depicts the installation of an organ in the Home Chuch in Salem Massachuttes in 1800 and shows a similar workbench in the background. Will Myers has reproduced this and made videos and holds classes on making them. I have used one for a 2-day class and it's nice. Here is a PDF describing his build: Will Myers Moravian Workbench (PDF).
Sweden Late 19th Century
England WWI
Filton Shop building planes for the war.
