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I have gone through that link, the one that looks kinda like I want is Believe me, a heavy welding table is on the "TO DO" list. Currently, I have the vise, the two rectangle tubes and the drum for the base. So, I still have to weld up the top tubes and buy the vertical tube and base plate...

I had the steel, LWS has a 2 footer cheap for down tube. I thought I could use the inside of the tubes for storage. I would save some $$$ by not buying 2 plates and a down tube. Its a 6inch. I deleted my thread off vises of gj....figured it would get buried in the 1900 pages there. I'm worried...

Will my idea work? I have 2 4"x8" rect tubes. I plan on welding them together, as a top and 2' of 4"x8" rect tube under it, Then weld that to 3/8" plate for a base. This will all be bolted to a spun cast steel commercial brake drum. Will the 167# vise , plus tube steel top, be too top heavy for...

Got A HUGE vise from a friend...how to start restoring it! Looks like a Columbian 605 M3 6in vise. I had ZERO idea how much these are new......WTH?!! Over 1K for a vise?

Haven't decided on bending the sides down or welding up a frame.....now I need to get some flat machine screws for the top. It was a PITA to get the holes drilled correctly apart.

I think I got it, I skewed the bolt holes to the right and kept the outside square.

just for the photo clip.......not usually a fashion accessory in my shop. Although SHORT nylon running shorts and flip flops sounds very comfortable!!!!

I guess it's finished........ ended up welding t-nuts instead of zinc nuts on back of frame.

Do all milwaukee 6230 deep cuts have slightly crooked blades? I want to mount a 1/4" top to it but the blade is not parallel to the screw holes and the body. Some pics of the saw and my template.... i have both degrees of what's parallel, the blade is the angled lines, the straight is in line...

So when I bought my Lincoln it came with a lot of filler rods. I figured which were aluminium, but there is a bundle I can't figure out. They're not magnetic, rules out ER70S. They are a brass'ish color but duller....maybe silcon bronze?

I built a cool bench for my fire pit. Gotta love Craigs list for used boards.

I used this set up for an olds 455. 12V charger with battery inline. Washing soda and water. I used metal lathe, but it got used up fast. Next time I'll use expanded steel.

Video from Mr. TIG

i might even build an insulated box to lock on to the front to bigger stuff like 19" wheels. http://buckeyetriumphs.org/technical/PowderCoating/PregnantOven.jpg

Double oven for powder coating. working on making it ONE BIG oven

That frame has arewas the scream DIMPLE DIE!!!!

Nothing happened with the bearings, but the grease melted out.

Tubing roller stand on a semi brake drum.

Made a coffee table from a Olds 455.