Let's build a split-top roubo workbench (part 2 of 2). In part 2, I go over how I built the base for my roubo workbench, including the mortise and tenon joinery, drawbore pins, crafting the chop, and installing the Benchcrafted leg vise. And, of course, base and assembly, and the finish on this once in a lifetime woodworking project.

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0:00 Intro
0:26 Constructing the Legs
2:45 Cutting the Leg Mortises and Tenons
6:22 Cutting the Rail Tenons
8:12 Drilling Drawbore Pins
9:44 Milling the Chop
11:16 Installing the Bench Crafted Solo Leg Vise
15:19 Cutting the Drawbore Pins
16:00 Assembling and Attaching the Base
19:14 Flattening the Bench Top
20:25 Shaping the Chop
22:10 Shiplapped Bottom Shelf
23:18 Making the Gap Stop
23:50 Finishing Touches and Reveal

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