Welding table project

[dutch]

that`s a pretty cool design! I`m just wondering why you opted for 6 legs? I don`t see the 3x3`s bending in any way and you will need a 200% flat floor to keep it stable... [S

 

[dmw56]

that`s a pretty cool design! I`m just wondering why you opted for 6 legs? I don`t see the 3x3`s bending in any way and you will need a 200% flat floor to keep it stable... [S

Yeah, I was debating whether to add them with or without the casters. They will mostly support the shelves. I do have levelers on the corners to get it as level as I can. We'll see how it works out. This is an experiment and a work in progress. I'm sure I'll add things as I go. The levelers are a little flimsy. That too may change.

 

[dmw56]

I'm still waiting to get some cabinets to mount under the table and some expanded metal to finish the table. I used it today to make a frame to mount on my utility trailer. With the adjustable spacing its easy to clamp things down.





I also bolted on my 1962 Wilton Bullet Vise.

 

[Old Iron]

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Looks to be easy to use. The design is great

 

[Burgerman]

I like It. Those gaps on top are handy. [cl

 

[animal]

That looks like a great, handy way to be able to get clamps an everything. Cool table!

 

[dmw56]

Finally found the cabinets I wanted for the table. My neighbor gave me an old tanker style metal desk. They used to scrap thousands of these at work!
I just took the top and legs off.

 

[dmw56]

Of course I had to cut the center legs outs to get them both to fit on one side. Had they not been tapered the would have fit!




Still got a few things to do but getting closer.

 

[kenny c]

Cool addition![cl Keep the drawers closed, they fill up with metal fillings real fast.

 

[smallfoot]

You'll get a lot of use out of that!

 

[Old Iron]

Looks like it's gonna be handy too.