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WORKBENCHES


Durston Superior Jeweller’s Oak Workbench


999 7168 £680.00


• Crafted from solid premium oak. Accommodates six graduated drawers and a high railing surrounding the durable oak work top, preventing anything falling off.


• Features a large centre tray, designed for you to easily catch and remove scraps and fi lings. Above is an additional work tray with a curved cut out area, enabling you to comfortably work up close to your jewellery pieces.


• There is an extra centre drawer for your most used tools or fi ndings and a centre mounted bench pin slot.


• To ensure you are always comfortable in the workshop, this bench also uniquely features a supportive footrest.


• Measures approximately 1240 x 660 x 960mm in size.


Durston Jeweller’s Workbench 999 7169


£380.00


• Crafted from hardwood. An essential feature for a jewellery workshop to effectively organise tools and supplies.


• Includes a wooden bench pin.


• Aluminium lined centre tray with an aluminium bottom, designed for you to easily catch and remove scraps and fi lings.


• Three graduated drawers and a high railing surrounding the solid work top, preventing anything falling off.


• Measures approximately 930 x 590 x 950mm.


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