[Jim Bremner]

House one is at 37" but at work it's at 41" which is also the height of my pick ups tailgate and my moving cart.

There's a plywood that is used in the concrete biz. It's finish layer is a coating that has linen bonded on top of the plywood with a clear coat over. If you're not going to be rough on it it makes a great top If you'll be rough on it use melonite.

Under my vise and grinder I have a large baking sheet that I bought from smart and final. It keeps all of the cuttings and oil drippings from the vise. My next bench I'll go to a sheet metal shop and have them make a tray that has a trap for the grinder mess, imagine a back splash that has a 9 behind it to collect the ground metal. The 9 would have a split in it so that the ground metal would collect up in the top area and will have a way to hook up the shop vac to clean it out

I plan on selling off my toolboxes to buy a cabinet that's under my work bench. In the tool box space it will give me more room for a large drill press that I've been given.

Now, for guys that work in their garage. How cool would it be that you had 1 motor that powerd your air comressor that you could switch to power your grinder, drillpress, lathe?