After several years and many projects, I'm still finding new uses for this worktable. The latticework top, made from 2×4s and assembled with biscuits, is a versatile aid for glue-ups and assembly work, and it can be raised or lowered as needed. I typically lower it for assembling cabinets and raise it to save my back for detail work, like cleaning up dovetails.rnThe top can be adjusted from 24 in. to 38 in. tall via four risers that fit through openings in the top of the base cabinet. Oversize knobs and plywood blocks lock and unlock the risers. Each knob has a captive 3/8-in. nut that connects to a 3/8-in. bolt threaded through the block and riser slot. A glued-in dowel prevents the block from pivoting in the slot. Each riser is marked in 1-in. increments to make it easy to level the top.
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