Sturdy Workbench using an Old Door

I came up with this design to ensure the downward pressure exerted on the workbench surface travels through the bench legs and into the ground without relying on the strength of the fasteners.

[@heatherh3099]

NIce! I want one!

[@Stinger296]

Looks great. I’m thinking of doing this. How did it hold up over the years? Would you have changed anything?

[@travisedwards9983]

Needs lateral support, tighter cuts and some glue.
See how badly its moving around?

[@Stinger296]

@@travisedwards9983ah yes, at the very end when he jumps on it. good points.

[@EOFxVIBE1]

I was thinking about this way, four 2x4 as a box then putting four 4x4 screwed to the box as the legs then putting some 2x2 for support in the middle since is gonna be a long table, here is my idea: drive.google.com/file/d/1WXr8vmOpjLS3MXK28CKioTguG6eiHp7s/view?usp=sharing
would that work too? thanks!

[@tomsenior3392]

Popup power point in the door handle hole?

[@ravebrave8866]

entire family is a kokovati.. well done

[@chrisandmonicabrackett6173]

Nice! Quick and easy.

[@shashankshanbhag4855]

0:14 😂😈

[@ed0078]

Home Depot wants that cart back

[@vishweshshanbhag]

Haha.. it was returned. Didn’t make it through the editing though. ;)

[@clapforboobies5892]

@03:00 how did you attach the door to the frame?