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Collaborators: Robert White


During our time working for Justin Lavallee and Chris Dewart as fabrication assistants, Robert and I built a set of seven workbenches for use in the MIT Architecture shop facilities. The design is a traditional woodworking bench, although we chose to also utilize a 3-axis CNC for more efficient cutting of the mortise and tenon joints. A combination of rough sawn ash and maple lumber was planed, laminated, milled, and routed.

<<Shop Workbenches>>


Collaborators: Robert White


During our time working for Justin Lavallee and Chris Dewart as fabrication assistants, Robert and I built a set of seven workbenches for use in the MIT Architecture shop facilities. The design is a traditional woodworking bench, although we chose to also utilize a 3-axis CNC for more efficient cutting of the mortise and tenon joints. A combination of rough sawn ash and maple lumber was planed, laminated, milled, and routed.

MIT Architecture Wood Shop

MIT Architecture Digital Fabrication Lab

MIT Architecture Wood Shop

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