I was commissioned to build a workbench for a local Seattle screen print and letterpress artist. She needed an anchor for her studio and we worked out a little trade discount for my time and her art. She had an idea of what she wanted and after sitting down at a local coffeeshop, we hammered out the details and I got to work. The center tray storage had to be light-tight, so I put a little extra though into that. She wanted space to store her squeegees and assorted paint, so that was incorporated into the design. Bing, bang, boom, 27 man-hours later, she had a bench.
