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To install the center legs, I just added plenty of glue and clamped the leg in place while the glue dried. Basically, I wanted this notched section to kind of straddle the center piece of the bottom framing, to provide more support plenty of glue surface. Rather than trying to notch out the legs, I again just glued up separate pieces to create my joinery here, which worked really well. I also went ahead and added the center legs to the base at this point, but IвЂ™m not sure IвЂ™d add these in retrospect, as they caused a little rocking on my uneven garage floor, which IвЂ™ll talk about in a bit. These will also function as stops for the dropdown miter saw platform, which youвЂ™ll see in a bit. These pieces were actually leftover from my home theater build I did a few months ago, hence the random assortment of pieces I used here.ДЄfter adding the plywood, I also added some vertical supports that will help keep the center of the top from sagging over time. Next, I could work on adding the sheeting on the bottom shelf, and I used some random bits of ВЅ inch plywood for this. While the glue dried, I went ahead and cut the stretcher pieces that would connect the legs to length at the miter saw, and then I ripped them to their final width at the table saw.ДЄfter all of that ripping and cutting, my dust collector had definitely gotten full, and I wanted to give a quick shout out to this new wall mounted dust collector from Rockler. The front and back legs on the workbench are oriented a little differently, so I did need to keep that in mind during the glue up, but otherwise things went smoothly. I did still have to cut a few half laps, but this joinery method definitely saved me some effort.ДЄlso, I left the leg stock at that 3 ВјвЂќ width during the glue up, so I could trim the legs to width and clean up the edges after the glue up. I designed the legs so that I could create half lap joinery during the glue up without actually having to cut the half laps, by leaving some strategic gaps. Head on over to Home DepotвЂ™s landing page to see everything on sale, and be sure to keep reading to find a $199 6-tool combo kit from RYOBI that weвЂ™re currently seeing discounted.While the top dried, I could start working on the legs for the workbench, first cutting down the pieces at the miter saw. Rated a stellar 4.7/5 stars from thousands of happy DIYers. YouвЂ™ll also find two 3Ah batteries included as well as a tool bag and charger to round it out. This comes from the fact that it includes a Hackzall, multi oscillating tool, circular saw, cut off angle grinder, drill/driver, impact driver, and LED worklight. MilwaukeeвЂ™s expansive kit includes everything you need to tackle just about any DIY task youвЂ™ll come across. For comparison, it normally goes for $999 with todayвЂ™s deal saving you 20%, marking the best price that weвЂ™ve seen since July. Our favorite from this sale is the Milwaukee M18 7-tool Combo Kit at $799.

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