Building a Reloading Bench Using a Solid Wood Door as the Top

My wife and I have different hobbies. I make bullets and build ammo. She builds and makes hand painted wood signs. We've been trying to find ways to still spend time together in the evenings after the kids go to bed--but it is hard when you are in two different places in the house. We both came up with the idea to turn our guest bedroom into a work room. I get half, and she gets half. We've been working on the room together to make it what we want. For part of this project, we needed to build work benches for both of us. I built a shorter one for her and a taller one for me (I like to stand when I reload). I built them, she painted them gray and then did 4 coats of Polyurethane. I left the door knob holes in the back to use for electrical. I will probably run power strips through those holes. I recorded most of the building process, but sped it up so you can enjoy! These benches are super heavy duty. They are strong enough that I can fit my whole family on top. I also made them so I can disassemble them enough to move them out of the room if I absolutely have to.

Music:
Piri Piri by Jingle Punks