workbench

The heavy-duty belt clip is a huge plus because not only is there a thumb lever to pinch the hook open to attach to thick belts or pants pockets, but it also has two holes so it can be mounted to a wall or workbench.
The best tape measures for any kind of job|Alexandra Berry|October 14, 2021|Popular-Science
First I had to set up a workbench, something that required multiple ill-informed Home Depot visits and calls to my dad.
I’d Never Made Anything in My Life. Then My Dad Sent Me a Saw.|aweinberg|August 18, 2021|Outside Online
They were not designed via the epiphany of an unlettered Russian sergeant at a workbench, as fables would have it.
The Story of Saddam's Gun Collection|C.J. Chivers|October 28, 2010|DAILY BEAST
Cut a slot in a board or in the workbench large enough to receive the stop A flat.
The Boy Mechanic, Book 2|Various

With this the young gentleman jumped lightly upon the workbench where he nursed his knees and smoked his pipe.
A Hoosier Chronicle|Meredith Nicholson
If furnished with shelves, it can be used as a bookcase or tool closet, and when fully opened, it makes a handy workbench.
The Boy Mechanic, Book 2|Various
The average home mechanic with a few tools seldom has a place to work and is usually without a workbench.
The Boy Mechanic, Book 2|Various
She slid the long box onto the workbench, started to speak, but changed her mind and said nothing.
Deathworld|Harry Harrison

British Dictionary definitions for workbench

workbench

/ (ˈwɜːkˌbɛntʃ) /

noun

a heavy table at which work is done by a carpenter, mechanic, toolmaker, etc

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