UJK Multi purpose workbench ’top’ : Code: 102540

[Barry]

Is anyone on this forum using this kit? Some feedback is slightly negative, and as ‘they’ say the plans for the home made base aren’t supplied neither are they available via computer, although they provide a “scannable" link, computers don’t have this facility.

I’m thinking of using this type of bench, to also double as an outfeed for my table saw.

Any thoughts anybody/
And Axminster, how about clickable links to such items as plans and videos from the catalogue!!

[Patrick]

Here’s a couple of parf tables I made using 18mm OSB. The larger one is the maximum size to fit inside my van and sits on a couple of trestles but then I didn’t have the Parf jig to cut the hole accurately. It’s big enough the work on a full size sheet when on site. The second is the largest I can fit to one side of my van leaving more room to carry tools. This one can also sit on a couple of trestles or a pair of workmates. This one was made using the Parf jig.

If only they'd bought out the UJK Parf Guide System earlier!

I needed a work bench that I could slip into the back of my van when working on site. I came up with this that fits on top of a couple of wooden trestles. It’s a bit shy of a full sheet of board but it’s the biggest I could get in my van and slide between the seats. I drilled a grid of 20mm holes in it to take B&D workmate dogs which turns out to be the same size as the UJK system but when I made it they hadn’t brought the Guide System out. I fitted a couple of stiffeners with piano hinges s…

Since then I’ve made a couple of smaller ones that fit either side of my compound saw. This was made using the Parf jig but this time in a hexagonal format.

I also fitted a couple of Benchdog fences with flagstop.

Benchdogs MFT Fence Dogs™