How to Use a Workmate

How to Use a Workmate
Written By
Emma Lee
Emma Lee
Published: Jun 8, 2009
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

It can be used for parallel and vertical clamping as well as a sawhorse. The workbench is a handy accessory for the person that enjoys doing home projects.

    Gluing boards
  1. Boards can be glued together and secured to allow maximum pressure while drying.

  2. Grip swivels
  3. Odd-shaped objects can be held using the grip swivels and holes in the top of bench.

  4. Horizontal groove
  5. Horizontal grooves are designed to grip pipes while cutting.

  6. Ruler
  7. A ruler is marked permanently along the side for convenience.

  8. Notches
  9. Notches allow the top to move to accommodate different size boards.

The Drip Cap

  • A Workmate is used as an extra pair of hands for the handyman's work area.
  • It is a portable work bench that can be folded to save space and can be moved easily.

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Emma Lee

Emma Lee owns a photography website and also works as a freelance writer specializing in home improvement, animals and photography. Her work can be found on various websites. Lee attended Charles County Community College located in…

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