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- Step-by-step digital plans for building a sturdy 2x4 plywood workbench
- Generous cutout space designed for XTool S1, adaptable for D1, M1, P2, Glowforge, and other open-bottom machines
- Simple, beginner-friendly assembly instructions
- Tips for customizing shelves, clamp walls, and rotary setups
- Extra stability ideas and design options for large materials
Materials
- 5 standard 2x4 boards (8 feet each)
- 1 sheet of plywood or solid-core door for the top
- Scrap wood for shelves, clamp wall, and braces
- 2 1/2" pocket screws for frame assembly
- 1 1/4" pocket screws for additional supports
Tools
- Table saw and/or circular saw
- Miter saw
- Drill/impact driver
- Kreg pocket hole jig (or similar)
- Router (for top cutout)
- Clamps for assembly
- Optional: 3D printer for hold-downs and rotary setup
- This bench is designed for engraving, not for cutting very tall pieces.
- Open-bottom design allows rotary attachments and larger materials.
- Top cutout should be measured carefully to fit your specific machine.
- No glue used, so parts can be easily adjusted or replaced.
- Clamp wall and shelving can be customized for your preferred setup.
- Wear protective glasses whenever engraving in the open cutout area.
- Full digital construction plans for the 2x4 plywood workbench
- Detailed material and hardware list
- Step-by-step assembly guide
- Two 3D printable hold-down files for XTool S1 and power supply