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Old 10-04-2015, 11:37 PM
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Rescue11 and I just finished up my welding table for my shop. Not bad on price $350 total + expendables. Came out pretty good. Still need to bolt her down to the floor.
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Looks great! If it were mine I'd have it on wheels so I could move it around if I wanted, just an idea!
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Looks great! If it were mine I'd have it on wheels so I could move it around if I wanted, just an idea!
When he builds a bigger shop that would be awesome, he doesnt have anywhere to go with it in this one lol!!
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I'm gonna build one myself, have some steel that would be perfect for one. I'm gonna put locking casters on it so I can weld outside. To many flamiblie things in my shop!
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Rescue11 and I just finished up my welding table for my shop. Not bad on price $350 total + expendables. Came out pretty good. Still need to bolt her down to the floor.
Looks great!! Mine is on casters, but I wouldn't bother with it again, because I never move it..

Do you have the vice mounted out front for a particular reason?

I've always mounted mine on the very corner of the table

I was just curious... I think its an awesome table..
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Looks awesome with lots of thought put into it.
I really like the 2" hitch drawbar receiver type "tool mounts" you have incorporated into the leg braces.

Looks like all new steel too..................fancy!
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It's mounted using square tubing, just like u would use on a trailer hitch, has 2 bolts to lock it down. I can move it out or spin it if I need. The right side is going to have a swing down plasma cutting table attached to it.
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Looks great!! Mine is on casters, but I wouldn't bother with it again, because I never move it..

Do you have the vice mounted out front for a particular reason?

I've always mounted mine on the very corner of the table

I was just curious... I think its an awesome table..
I talked him into going with that. On my welding table the vice is in the way alot of times when im laying out a project. The reciever tube is a way to remove the vice when not needed. The bench grinder goes on the same way.

We cant help but think that the reciever tubes might be used for more things down the road
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I talked him into going with that. On my welding table the vice is in the way alot of times when im laying out a project. The reciever tube is a way to remove the vice when not needed. The bench grinder goes on the same way.

We cant help but think that the reciever tubes might be used for more things down the road
Good idea! It would be nice to have the vice out of the way at times
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