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Assembly of Accessory Workbench
If further clarification is needed for any assembly
procedure, consult the breakdown on page 7.
Tools Required for Assembly :
(not included)
6mm hex (Allen) wrench
Cross point (Phillips) screwdriver
13mm open-end wrench
If desired, apply stain or finish over the natural
wood parts before assembly.
TIP: Steps 1 through 4 below are easier if done
with table assembly upside down and flat on the
floor.
1. Position the table board upside down. (Put a
mat or cloth under it to prevent scratching
the surface.) Place the steel frame on top of
the table board. Square the steel frame with
the table board, and secure using nine
M5x16 wood screws through the holes in
the frame (see Figure 6).
2. With table still lying flat, mount the vise face-
1 to the steel frame. The top surface of vise
face-1 should be flush with the top surface
of the workbench. Secure vise face-1 with
two 5/16”x2” socket head cap screws, four
5/16” flat washers, and two 5/16” hex nuts,
as shown in Figure 7.
3. Insert the vise assembly through the holes
in vise face-2, and through vise face-1.
Rotate the handle hub to thread it through
the bracket on the steel frame.
4. Make sure vise face-1 and vise face-2 are
flush at the top surfaces, then insert two
M5x30 wood screws. See Figures 7 and 8.
Continue holding the vise faces flush while
tightening the wood screws.
5. Slide the vise handle shaft into the hub, and
secure the two caps with the provided
M3x16 wood screws, as shown in Figure 9.
6. The two provided legs are identical. With the
workbench upside down, position one leg at
a corner (at the vise end of the workbench).
See Figure 10. Rotate the leg until the two
holes in the leg align with the holes in the
steel frame, as shown in Figure 10.
7. Insert two socket head button screws into
the holes of the steel frame and through the
holes in the leg. Install a serrated flange nut
on each screw and hand tighten only.
8. Install the other leg in the adjacent corner of
the table in the same manner. Hand tighten
only.
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 9