A Quick Workbench Mashup

[Dave R]

The other day a fellow mentioned on a woodworking forum that he is planning to build Phillip C. Lowe's small workbench like so:

Lowe Workbench Model V8.png

He just about got a virtual slap down because it doesn't have a tail vise like Garrett Hack's bench does.

G Hack Bench.png

Of course it's easy enough to modify the design.

Lowe Workbench.png

[HornOxx]

I love it, and the used SU style in particular

[Dave R]

Thank you, sir. The line style is called Pencil Sketch which is included in the 39 Pencil Effects collection. The image of the mashup is a simple combination of three different images to show a bit of the insides.

[HornOxx]

just bought them right away - these styles are really nice, thanks for the tip!
Do you know if I may use these on both, my private and company computer?

[Dave R]

They are nice styles, indeed! You should be able to use them on both unless your boss doesn't like them.

[pbacot]

Very cool Dave!

[HornOxx]

... unless your boss doesn't like them.

... which exactly hits the spot !! but I will try it again and again because the sketchyness is a much more suitable form to transport concept ideas where there is no room for too deep detailing or all the rendering effort at all ...

[Dave R]

Very good. I often use sketchy line styles for client presentations when I want to keep the finer details in the model rather vague. I do that either because I want to communicate to the client that the design process is not complete or because I don't want to give them too much information until I've got their money. I often need to add more details in a model early on than I want to show them.

[tuna1957]

Sweet model ! Liking the line style too !

[Dave R]

Thank you all.