
ASSEMBLY OF HARDWOOD BUTCHER BLOCK TOP INDUSTRIAL WORKBENCH
Two people are recommended for assembly. Approximate assembly time: 40-45 minutes.
The reference numbers used throughout this sheet refer to the illustration on the back cover.
This is to help you to identify the various parts as they are mentioned.
1. Lay the top (Ref. No. 1) face down on two sawhorses or a
protected at surface.
Place a workbench leg (Ref. No. 3) on
the top, aligning the eight pre-drilled pilot holes as shown below.
Attach with eight #14 x
3/4”
hex head slotted wood screws (Ref.
No. 17).
2. Place the other workbench leg on the opposite end of the
bench top, using the same procedure as done in step 1.
3. Attach the stringer (Ref. No. 2) to the rear legs, skipping the top
two holes and using the next four holes from the top of each leg.
NOTE: The legs are symetrical, so the front and rear of
the bench will be determined by where you place the
stringer.Attach witheight 1/4”-20 x 5/8” bolts, nuts, and lock
washers (Ref. Nos. 18, 19, 20), four on each side.
4. If you purchased only the basic workbench, your bench is now
complete. The remaining instructions show assembly of optional
accessories (such as the workbench drawer, the lower shelf, side
and back rails, or risers).
NOTE: The drawings throughout this instruction sheet show the
ared leg. If your bench came with adjustable legs, the legs
will look different than the drawings shown throughout these
instructions. The drawing here illustrates an example of both
leg styles: the ared leg (shown at left) and the adjustable leg
(shown at right). Both legs will attach the same way to the top.
NOTE: The stringer attaches to the at area of
the leg. For ared legs, this will be on the inside
of each leg; for the adjustable legs, this wil be on
the outside of each leg.
ADJUSTABLE LEG FLARED LEG
ADJUSTABLE LEG
FLARED LEG
NOTE: If attaching an optional drawer, you may want to leave the
bench in the upside-down position.
NOTE: When using a plastic laminate top or compressed
wood top, no wood screws are necessary where there are
no pre-drilled pilot holes.
NOTE: When assembing a 96” workbench, the third leg
should be mounted in the center of the top to reinforce the
tops stability and allow for the load capacity.