72" Husky Solid Wood Top for 6' Workbench

No one plant trees in north America. We just take them from the nature. There are more trees in the forests than people can consume here. //@Anonymous: Well, SSD can be mass produced, but real wood need many years to grow the tree. you simply can not produce a big enough real tree quickly. That is the reason why desk top is more expensive than electricics. //@anonymous: I'm so confused. Why is an ordinary piece of wood has the same price of a 2TB SSD. Is it because of the shipping cost?

Well, SSD can be mass produced, but real wood need many years to grow the tree. you simply can not produce a big enough real tree quickly. That is the reason why desk top is more expensive than electricics. //@anonymous: I'm so confused. Why is an ordinary piece of wood has the same price of a 2TB SSD. Is it because of the shipping cost?

Put a round desktop power outlet in it //@anonymous: Not a bad idea to add an clamp to hold pieces for grinding or filing. //@anonymous: I used an old solid core door for my workbench top. The only odd thing about it is the hole from the doorknob.

If you need a 72" wide desk, it's fine. You might want to finish it though. //@Anonymous: Is it okay to use this as a computer desk in my home office? I mean, will people laugh at it?

2TB of SSD is around 70 ~ 80 for the cheap ones these days. //@Anonymous: I'm so confused. Why is an ordinary piece of wood has the same price of a 2TB SSD. Is it because of the shipping cost?

This is not butcher block right?

I'm so confused. Why is an ordinary piece of wood has the same price of a 2TB SSD. Is it because of the shipping cost?

Is it okay to use this as a computer desk in my home office? I mean, will people laugh at it?

Not a bad idea to add an clamp to hold pieces for grinding or filing. //@anonymous: I used an old solid core door for my workbench top. The only odd thing about it is the hole from the doorknob.

I used that hole put up my light stand. //@Anonymous: I used an old solid core door for my workbench top. The only odd thing about it is the hole from the doorknob.

You can cover it with a "desk grommet". //@Anonymous: I used an old solid core door for my workbench top. The only odd thing about it is the hole from the doorknob.

I used an old solid core door for my workbench top. The only odd thing about it is the hole from the doorknob.