Here's a table for you boys.

[CodyY]

'whipped this up fri/mon at work

174"x85" yup 14 by 7.
Base is 12x16lb beam w/ 6" channel crossmembers.
Top is 1/2" mill plate.

Dead. Flat.

 

[930dreamer]

I'm guessing you can put whatever you want on that table! Nice fab work.

 

[pepi]

What type casters are you going to use?.......... lol

 

[Lippyp]

Blimey, how the hell do you turn that the right way up?

 

[WhoWhatNow]

You stuck that together with a 110V MIG right?

 

[kluckfab]

haha yeah my wife would love that in the garage!

 

[rdsk8ter]

I only see one problem with it........... its not mine

 

[CodyY]

 

[CodyY]

You flip it with two forklifts.

One to lift, one to "catch".

Welded with Miller XMT 304 and 60 series 24v feeder. .035 hard wire @ 22v. Dont want too much heat in it.

 

[readhead]

Looks good. Minimal welds on the top keeps the warping down. Looks just like our " use what is in the yard" tables. What are you going to fab on it?

 

[CodyY]

Its for a customer. Dunno what hes building. We def burned up some overstock on it

 

[bczygan]

Looks kinda flimsy...maybe you could beef it up a bit!

 

[CodyY]

Cust came by the shop this morning.

He's impressed to say the least. It'll be plenty for building trailers on

 

[Stooge]

Oh My! impressive to say the least.....jealous of all those blue machines in the background

 

[CodyY]

Oh My! impressive to say the least.....jealous of all those blue machines in the background

My favorite new toys being the Pipeworx 400 and Multimatic 200

 

[gmwelder86]

For how big the steel frame is, top seems to have been skimped on. Surprised not a 1-2" top for fabbing on with a table of this size.

 

[CodyY]

For how big the steel frame is, top seems to have been skimped on. Surprised not a 1-2" top for fabbing on with a table of this size.

Cust supplied the top. We built the base outta stuff we had laying around.

Plus, its mainly a jig table/surface. Flat, but not incredibly critical

 

[D rock]

I see the nut so they can bolt it down. Hate to mess with the dude that carries that off...

 

[flippin]

Cust supplied the top. We built the base outta stuff we had laying around.

Plus, its mainly a jig table/surface. Flat, but not incredibly critical

So how much would that baby cost? I'll go out on a limb and bet that you ain't gettin much change from a Benjamin

 

[MDSPHOTO]

Must be a government project I see all the workers sitting around doing nothing.

 

[prowler777]

looks like it isn't heavy enough.Also looks to be thermally unstable.

 

[CodyY]

I see the nut so they can bolt it down. Hate to mess with the dude that carries that off...

thats to level it and slip shims underneath. 3/4 Nut is welded down to the feet. You would then punch a 1/2" Hilti after you get it set

So how much would that baby cost? I'll go out on a limb and bet that you ain't gettin much change from a Benjamin

90¢/lb and 85$/hr

Probably +/- $2500-$3000. I havent asked. Our 4x8 tables with 1/2" tops and the same legs are $1300 each. We built 9 for the D/FW area United Rentals locations this year.

Must be a government project I see all the workers sitting around doing nothing.

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