What welding projects are you working on? Are you proud of something you built?
How about posting some pics so other welders can get some ideas?
Basic small weldingtable..
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jockewahlstrom
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Hello!
After spending some time on youtube watching people build nice tables with lots of storage, tool holders and stuff,
i decided to make a really basic one:) Maybe i'll add just one or two holders for vicegrips;)

I'm going to add a detachable part that will be used as cutting-area but i will post that later..

measurements for tabletop are: 10*800*1250 (mm)
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perfect 90 degrees :)
perfect 90 degrees :)
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*TIG Welder : Stahlwerk 200P S AC/DC, 200Amp (german brand)
*MIG Welder : Big A*S old Kemppi, i don't know the model.
*Plasma cutter: Pela Cut 70P, 70A machine (cuts 20mm)
*Stick welder: Kemppi Minarc 150A
*A bunch of grinders and handtools.
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Excellant work.
Just a couple welders and a couple of big hammers and torches.

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Very nice.
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Timmontoya88
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I would have never thought of adding bolts to help leveling the table. I'll keep that in mind when I upgrade to a weld / cutting table.
Thanks!
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jockewahlstrom
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Timmontoya88 wrote:I would have never thought of adding bolts to help leveling the table. I'll keep that in mind when I upgrade to a weld / cutting table.
Thanks!
First of all; THANK YOU EVERYONE!


The leveling bolts are really helpful.. You can't tell by the pictures but i have welded a nut on the other side and i use the one shown in the pics as a counter nut to lock the bolt in place:)
*TIG Welder : Stahlwerk 200P S AC/DC, 200Amp (german brand)
*MIG Welder : Big A*S old Kemppi, i don't know the model.
*Plasma cutter: Pela Cut 70P, 70A machine (cuts 20mm)
*Stick welder: Kemppi Minarc 150A
*A bunch of grinders and handtools.
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Timmontoya88
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jockewahlstrom wrote:The leveling bolts are really helpful.. You can't tell by the pictures but i have welded a nut on the other side and i use the one shown in the pics as a counter nut to lock the bolt in place:)
Ahhh now I really get it, I should apply that to my table I recently made (Out of scrap).
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jockewahlstrom wrote:
Timmontoya88 wrote:I would have never thought of adding bolts to help leveling the table. I'll keep that in mind when I upgrade to a weld / cutting table.
Thanks!
First of all; THANK YOU EVERYONE!


The leveling bolts are really helpful.. You can't tell by the pictures but i have welded a nut on the other side and i use the one shown in the pics as a counter nut to lock the bolt in place:)
I don't have pictures of mine, but I threaded some half inch plate that capped the legs. Then welded the bolt to a plate used to mount some heavy duty casters. My nut locks into that half inch plate.
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