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Build ⁄ Building Furniture

Build This Handy Little Bench In A Snap

Carpenters, painters, plumbers, electricians and homeowners: give your back and knees a break with this portable, easy-to-build seat/step stool/tool box/work surface. It will make long work days go easier.

By The Family Handyman

Years ago, I worked with a guy named Pete who brought along a cool little bench like this to every trim job.

He used it for everything – to stand on, cut on and, of course, to plant his butt on during lunch.

After 25 years, I decided to build my own version from 2cm plywood.

The bench only takes a couple of hours to cobble together.

Give it a whirl; you’ll use it more than you think.

Figure A: Pete’s Bench

Figure A: Pete’s Bench — The Family Handyman

Build this handy box from 2cm plywood and 4cm screws.

You’ll be amazed by how useful it will be.

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Required Tools For This Project

Required Tools For This Project — The Family Handyman

Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you’ll save time and frustration.

Circular saw
Cordless drill
Countersink drill bit
Framing square
Jigsaw
Orbital sander
Safety glasses

Required materials for this project

Avoid last-minute shopping trips by having all your materials ready ahead of time. Here’s a list.

4cm screws
2cm plywood

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