1/4" thick top?....

i started off with a certiflat table....it was a great introduction to these types of tables without the high cost investment...after almost 2 years of working with this table...ive decided to upgrade my table... the new table is the buildpro max thus no big gaps between plates.. 8' x 4' http://i14....

toward the right of the subject of the video thread...you need to click not interested

You may also want to check out Quincy compressors...

since your machine doesnt have the amperage... you can preheat the 3/8 for one....if you still cant get a bead... helium will also help your machine... and start the bead on the 3/8 before going to the .120 ....and get rid of any anodizing if there

get ready to spend some $$$ on fixturing ...i try to spend a few at a time and things i would need....stronghand is what i usually get...maybe someday ill get a stronghand table

I received my Certiflat table in Nov 2015. It is a fab block with legs... fab blocks are 1/4 thick...sure they arent the thickest as the build pros are 5/8 thick. My table isnt meant to really beat on it but for light duty fixturing. sure it may not be perfectly flat....but will .001" really ma...

I love the work!!! do you think we could get a break down of materials and cost of setting one up?
thanks!!!