George, that is a wonderful portable workbench and the price was right! Larry, glad to see you think the same way I do. When I was building goat pens I got sticker shock for the supplies I needed. I started asking around for any and all items I could use and get cheap or free. A buddy was building a work shop out of used tin and he said if I helped him hang some of it he would give me whatever was left over. I ended up with about 20 panels of heavy metal that is 20 feet long each for free! Been using it here and there for various things such as the goat pen covers. Only thing I bought was the 4 posts, the sheet metal and lumber and screws were all left over so that helped offset the cost. Below is a picture of my buck but you can see one of the covers behind him that I built "dirt cheap". 'Ya know what? The goats don't even seem to care!
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