There is nothing fancy about this workstation, but it’s cheap and you can make it in about an hour. It's not as rough-and-tumble as a workbench, but perfect for assembling projects or using in an art studio. If you want to sit sometimes, it works perfectly with my Versatile Bar Stool. This is very lightweight and only requires four 2x4 studs to build the frame. You'll also need a couple pieces of plywood for the top and the back. The desk stands 43" tall, but you can easily customize it to fit your size!
If you want to build this as a stationary desk instead, I've included modifications in the plans for a wheel-less version.
Tools:
The best part about building this is that you only need a couple basic tools. A miter saw is perfect, but a circular saw will work just as well. You'll also need that circular saw for cutting the plywood to size. And you'll need a drill and driver for assembly.
