I’m Georgie. I build workbenches and shop furniture from pine framing in a tin shed on Kangaroo Island, and I sell the plans for them, a short guide to laying out a shed, and two courses.
I’m Georgie. I build workbenches and shop furniture from pine framing in a tin shed on Kangaroo Island, and I sell the plans for them, a short guide to laying out a shed, and two courses.
Downloads arrive by email as soon as you pay. Courses stream, and you keep them.
PDF · 20 pages · 10 drawings
A pine workbench from framing timber, with a cutting list and every bolt hole marked.
$18
Get: Basic Workbench Plan
PDF · 32 pages · 16 drawings
A deep, heavy bench with a laminated top and a lower shelf, built to stay put under a plane.
$29
Get: Heavy Workbench Plan
PDF · 8 pages · 4 drawings
Two sturdy sawhorses from framing offcuts, a good first build for the shed.
$9
Get: Sawhorse Pair Plan
PDF · 18 pages · 9 drawings
A rolling cart with two drawers and an open shelf, sized to fit under a bench.
$15
Get: Mobile Tool Cart Plan
PDF · 26 pages · 13 drawings
A bolted frame with a flat top and a fence, for a router you already own.
$24
Get: Router Table PlanOnline course
Video course · 7 lessons
Build the Basic Workbench from a stack of framing, with every cut and every bolt on camera.
Printed to order
My designs, printed to order and shipped by Printful.
About
I work in a tin shed above the sea at Penneshaw, with the door rolled back to the paddock and a ute full of timber at the gate. I built my first bench because I could not find one I could afford, and then I built one for my neighbour, and it grew from there.
I draw every plan on butcher paper at full size, build the piece, then draw it again with the changes. Each plan lists the joints, the size and how hard it is, so you know what you are taking on. I film the builds, and a new video comes every other Friday.
Newsletter
A short letter every other Friday about one build, one cut and one thing the tin shed taught me.