Thread: Meranti workbench (mystyle)

Heya everyone.
I'd like to share the workbench I made.
Here are some pictures of it :
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and in case some of you are patient enough to watch the video of its making, here's the link:


It is made out of Meranti wood which is one of my favorites because of the colours of the wood.
No screws or antything else has been used for the joinery except tenon-mortise + glue.
It might look quite oversized (especially for the place I have) but I do a lot of epoxy pouring and thus need a large platform where to do so.
The only regret I have is the lack of a tool well. Have though of it but I wasn't sure about its configuration (middle tool well or side tool well)...

Although it doesn't look that much of a traditionnal/commonly seen style, it reflects my style.
Looks more of a dining table (why not after all) but this is because there are no accessories added at this stage (in reality there are, see here :
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Now, some questions still remaining unanswered given the lack of experience. Most of workbenchs have dog holes everywhere. Till now, I've only added a range of holes to use with the vise clamp.
Would you recommand drilling dog holes on the entire top? Do you see any other feature that might be usefull with this kind of workbench?
Any comment/suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
Cheers