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Bench Dogs

  1. Bench Dogs

    Workbench Dog Hole Spacing That Actually Works in the Shop

    For a traditional vise bench, start with a 3/4-inch dog-hole line about 2–3 inches from the front edge and roughly 3 inches on center, aligned with the moving vise dog. Plan holdfast holes separately, and use a 20 mm / 96 mm grid only when building an MFT-style top for compatible accessories.
  2. Bench Dogs

    Drilling Straight Workbench Dog Holes: Layout, Jigs, Bits, and Pro-Level Accuracy

    Straight dog holes start with the layout, not the drill. Here is how to choose 3/4-inch or 20 mm holes, space them correctly, use a guide, avoid tearout, and decide when a pro-level jig or carpenter is worth it.