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Use this tag for questions dealing with whether something will collapse. For questions dealing with dimensional stability use the [moisture] tag.
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How do I secure wheels to a workbench?
I would use bolts, if I remember correctly I used bolts to attach wheels to my table/cart that I made, 12-14 years ago and they are still going fine. I attached them to 2x4's that were a part of the …
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How do I stop the table I built from wobbling/shaking side to side?
You need triangles. Triangles make all the difference and make things stronger.
Something like this would make a huge difference, though it isn't ideal for a table you sit at.
However braces on ea …
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Recommendations for making bench more sturdy?
Just putting a couple triangles in a couple corners on the back would stiffen it up A LOT. as long as the triangles were well fastened to both a vertical and horizontal piece. Even some 1/4" veneere …
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