Oxford Primitive 4' Bench

The easiest money maker I've ever built. Make this bench in an hour and sell it for a profit. Popular primitive design can be refined for Farmhouse look, also. You'll want to make several of these, and it's easy to scale for different sizes and uses.

[@cliffgeter1105]

Thanks for the bench plan...

[@farrahtittle6675]

Very useful video! I appreciate you sharing your plans and getting right to the point. I subscribed!

[@OxfordWoodworker]

Thanks for your support!

[@asbrand]

Drilling a hole in the legs at the apex of the v-cut also helps prevent the board (leg) from splitting further.

[@OxfordWoodworker]

Yes it does! Thanks for watching.

[@farrahtittle6675]

I watched this video, fell in love with it, and made the bench in no time. It turned out great! I used 2 x 12 lumber because I had it on hand and had no trouble at all adjusting for the difference in size. Other viewers, if you haven't yet, check out the plans on his WEBSITE! I look forward to more videos!

[@OxfordWoodworker]

Thank you so much for the kind review. As I sit here now I am editing the video showing how to do a distressed finish on that bench. Hope you get to see it!

[@RylanceStreet]

With the bansaw you could put different shapes on the V and outside of the legs to give more variety.
Would also look better if you plugged, or at least filled, over the screw heads.

[@OxfordWoodworker]

Thanks for the note, and thanks for watching. I posted a short video on repairing surface defects, and that describes 3 ways to hide those screws. I do that on my benches and I agree it makes it a lot more attractive.

[@holdemNE1]

How much do you sell yours for?

[@OxfordWoodworker]

Depends on the finish and size. $75 to $250

[@jackwelch480]

I love the video. However I would check the plans as there is a typo. A 2x10 is 9.25" wide....not 9.5"

[@OxfordWoodworker]

You are correct. Thanks for pointing it out, and thanks for watching.