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CAUTION: You may require the assistance of a second person to complete this step.
Place the work top on a soft mat with the finished top surface facing down.
Place the steel frame upside down on the work top. The work top should be flush with the
back of the frame – this would be the back of your workbench. It will allow the workbench
to be pushed close to the wall and leave an overhang on the front of the workbench.
Center the frame, right to left.
Mark the holes on the steel frame onto the bottom of the work top. Remove the steel
frame. Drill pilot holds in the bottom of the work top at the locations you have marked.
Place the steel frame back on the work top and secure using the screws that are
included. Six screws are used to attach the work top to each long cross bar and four
screws are used to attach the work top to each short cross brace.
Turn the workbench upright and place in the location it will be used. Check to make sure
the workbench is still level. If you need to adjust, use the leveling feet.
Attach the Montezuma Nameplate to the right hand side of the front cross bar using the
self-adhesive backing.