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I think its unique, everyone builds them to there own specs. I would use the tubing to insert vise or grinder attachments to limit the space of those as well

I started with 170 amp mig from HF had it for few years and upgraded to Everlast. The HF are good for starter. Just get some CO2 and good wire. Good enough to do exhaust and other other projects I did a rhd conversion with the HF welder.

Decided to use a harbor freight hand truck that has been sitting in my basement untouched for the last 2 years. The 1 inch square tubing I had left over from older projects and I bought a sheet of expanded steel for use on other projects. here is the final product, painted with bedliner...

5/8" inch threaded rod. YouTube channel megamanny009 I have 4 videos of this build

its a rhd integra with a v6, chopped up the front and tucked the radiator.

I just like to make stuff and buying one is too easy and more money when I have metal laying around

This was a budget build. I paid for the grade 8 bolts and lowes threaded rod. This is a medium to heavy duty bench vise that I needed and already had the c-channel laying around. The machine I used to lay my beads was an everlast mig 200. Before I painted it I wire wheeled the rust off. It was...

This has been a project since 2012. I always been changing things. Picked up some angle iron and made new legs. My neighbor gave me these huge wheels so I can move it around better. Still missing 2 more but it can wait. New door made out of 1 inch square and 22 gauge steel sheets I had laying...

I had a harbor freight press that I have been putting in a lot of work on. It was mounted on my wooden work bench and was just getting in the way. So I got the welding out. Everlast mig 200 was used with a 75/25 CO2 and argon. Cut up 1/4" plate and drilled some holes out. bedliner did the...

Wow very nicely done cart. I wish I had the brains and material to build something similar in future. Building things can be very costly

Thanks for input guys. The table is mainly for tig welding. The table is in front of my lift so im still able to reach exhaust using the mig gun. It is a small on car garage thats why i went this route. I also have another welding table i weld on

I had harbor freight welding cart for a while and it was time to upgrade since I upgrade my new welders. Here is the basic design to hold 2 bottles at the end. One 24' of 2x2 1/8" thick square tubing was used. Everything else is scrap that I had laying around including wheels. $80 plus tax for...

i like how the gray looks for the top

thanks for viewing my channel on youtube

I still have to cut them off, these materials were scrap. I ended up getting my hand on more channel so I will be making a larger one

Looking forward on building another using channel and 3/8 inch plates

Yes it is steel channel I got the idea from other builds just a smaller version. My job throws these away in large stocks I just managed to put my hands on a few. Not sure of the size but they are pretty heavy and able to take heat. Interested in seeing more I have a YouTube channel MegaManny009

harbor freight to answer your question:beer:

Hello garage journal, I wanted to share a small welding table I designed that was simple for welding use in the shop. Alot of the materials I got from scrap at my job which made it easier to piece together. I added a husky cabinet under to store grinders and other tools. A cheapo vise was alot...

some new updates on this project