Replacing Top of WorkMate 200; Black and Decker WorkMate 200 Upgrade
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Nice job. I inherited my dad's Workmate as well. The top on his is a plywood. Yours looked to be partical board. I am thinking of replacing the top, not because it's damaged, just something to do. I added a 1/2" plywood shelf on the bottom and recently found a tip to build a "dog kennel" to hold the spare dogs that do into the holes in the top. Keeps them handy.
Thanks. It looked like MDF but may have been particle board.
The dog kennel is a good idea. To bad mine didn't have those with it
Thank you very much for the video. I’ve had a Workmate 200 for at least 30 years which has similar problems with the wood as yours did. I received a Workmate 225 for Christmas this year, so I plan to replace the wood on the old Workmate 200 and give it to my youngest son. I’ll also have to replace a broken handle, which I was able to find online. Again, thank you for the video.
Welcome!
Stair tread was a great idea. I just inherited one of these from my grandfather and plan to replace the top as its messed up, not nearly as bad as yours was! Thanks for the video
Welcome!
Thanks for posting this handy instructive video.
Welcome
Great idea to cut down the middle with a circular saw - get a nice flat mating edge.
Correct. Also don't have to worry about holding it while cutting either
Nice, waited for the final sanding that never came 😁
Nah didn't bother sanding it cause it'll get wear and tear from normal use.
Great sturdy chunks on your work surface now, a vast improvement… 👏🏻
Are you not going to bother with the dog holes the original work surface had - they can be very useful holding boards in place?
Have also found pipe insulation to be useful, when cut in half and fitted over the jaw edges, to protect workpieces you may not wish to risk marking… 🤷🏼♂️
I'm not. For me I'm able to get the boards that I use the most inside the gap and tighten them down.
I have a black & decker work mate 225 top pce of wood is missing and black spacers are missing also where can I order those from thx you
I'm not sure where they sell those. It is Possible to create them out of wood blocks
On the boards you replaced, what size holes did you drill to accept the board stops?
Don't recall what size they were. For the holes that go all the way though, I picked a drill bit that was slightly bigger than the bolt used. Then used a significantly bigger drill bit for the recessed hole.
No v groove?
No. Didn't have the tools to make one and didn't really see the need for it