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  1. #1
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    Welding Table 4'x8'

    Here is my newly built table , made with my mm210 i just got.
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    hey jeff-
    looks great! boy, i wish i had the room for a table that big! but that would just make it that much easier to get cluttered, because i wouldnt want to clean it, just move over to a cleaner spot
    looks good man!
    Kyle
    "The Young One"
    Owner/Founder of CCF - Curleys Custom Fabrication

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    Do you have any close ups of the welds? That's a good looking table. Good idea with the wheels.

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    I will get some closeups sat., i actually have a freind with a digital camera that takes the pics, then he emails them to me.I was on my way out today and got him to take a quick pic ,but i will have more time on sat.

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    Man that sure looks sturdy. You could pound on that with a sledge hammer! What thickness top are you planning on?

    I'm with Kyle...I wish I had the room for a table like that.

    Nice job!
    "Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment."

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    ok Jeff enough of the P**N this is a family site you can't post topless pix

    Nice looking table If you ever want to move it don't call me as my back has already gone bad. Terry

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    wow..big table! nice...

    terry..it has wheels...so its easier to move it! hahaha

    yeah, it would be hard to move it without the casters...how much does that weigh?
    really newbie weldor...

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    TonyC, i am not sure if i am going to top it, i think i will use some 1/4" plate i have around if i need to put something on it for a little while to do a smaller project.
    Cleaver, as far as weight i have no idea, i would say **** heavy,the posts are 3x4 1/4" and the skeleton is 3x3 1/4" angle. It moves real easy with the casters. I used my over head hoist to flip it while i was welding so i could do most of the welds in the flat position. I am fixing to leave to go there so i will get the pics of the welds and post them tonight.

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    The table looks good. It sure isn't going to blow away. I'm wondering if the casters are big enough? I know I should have used some a little bigger on my table. I used some that have brakes on them. You will appreciate being able to move the table.

    As long as you have the overhead hoist, maybe a removable table top could be made for it.

    Waiting for the weld pics.
    Jim-bee

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    yes I saw the casters I meant load that on a truck and take it to a new home.
    I know what you mean about a removeable top I had a similar table at my business and had several tops that I changed with a forklift. There was a general purpose hammer on it top , a pretty flat weld jigs up on it top and a drilled jig top that was set up for repeat jobs. It went with the buisness when i sold it.

    Funny but I don't miss it Terry

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    Here are some weld pics
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    another
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    This is a weld in the horizontal positon, i flipped the table and when i did , i did these in the horizonal positon instead of having to vertical up or down.
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