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One option might be to make a frame work with some 2" sq tubing that will fit into the angle frame. Then bolt the frame to the bottom of the cabinet. Another thing you can try is making some relief cuts in the angle iron and trying to bend it out.

Hey guys, I unfortunately do not have any pictures or plans of the build. I will try to come up with a small working model to demonstrate the internal design but it will be a few weeks as I am ******* with work right now.

Yes, it can tilt in any direction.

Looking good. One suggestion on the legs would be to weld a nut on the side of each outer leg so you can run a bolt in and lock down the inner leg.

Thanks for the comments and input guys. longlivepunk - I thought about caps and still might but so far compressed air has done the trick. drivesitfar - The dimensions of the legs are 3" O.D. x 2 5/8" I.D. for the outer leg and 2 1/2" O.D. for the inner leg and I went with a 3/8" thick top...

I have been needing a large work table for a while now and have finally designed something that I think will meet my needs (hopefully). Here's a quick list of what I was looking for. 1. Easily movable 2. Storage for table saw underneath 3. Adjustable in height 4. Ability to be easily leveled...

First, thanks for all the positive comments. My next project is a 4 x6 steel fabrication table and then I need to purchase a new metal lathe as I sold my old Atlas lathe. As for a door stop, it really isn't an issue as I rarely use that door.

Ha, that's the one thing I've been slacking on. I know it needs to be done I just hate painting. I still have a bit of other stuff to do first.

Hi guys, Im new here and figured my first post should be my garage makeover. I have found many great ideas here including the tool chest work bench, which I copied. As you can see my garage started off as a complete disaster but is finally a functional space.