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    Here is my version of a welding table. I searched and took the elements from several people's tables that I liked and incorporated them with my ideas. The frame is made with 2", 11ga tubing and the top is 1/2" bar stock. Wheels are from Harbor Freight and rated at 350# each. It was welded with a Hobart 187, with 0.030 wire runnin 75/25 gas. Cuts on the thick metal made with Everlast PP50 and tubing cut with Dewalt abrasive chop saw. I haven't made up my mind whether to paint it or not...









    Hobart Handler 187
    Thermal Arc 161S
    Everlast Power Plasma 50

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    Nice Chop saw! I have the same one, oh yea the welding table is also very nice! how thick is that plate?
    "The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his." --General George S. Patton

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    Dang, I shoulda' made 'slots' or spaces in the top of my table cuz now it's just another place that gets cluttered up.
    Charlie

    Everlast 225 LX
    Everlast PP 50

    HF 130 TIG/90 ARC
    HF 90 fluxcore

    ATX MIG (don't ask)

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrmozambique View Post
    Nice Chop saw! I have the same one, oh yea the welding table is also very nice! how thick is that plate?
    It's 1/2" plate. I wanted 3/4", but my steel yard did not have any...
    Hobart Handler 187
    Thermal Arc 161S
    Everlast Power Plasma 50

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    Will you be able to replace those plates in the future? That's a nice looking table.
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    Everlast MTS 250
    Everlast Power Tig 225lx
    HTP Mig 2400
    Everlast Power Plasma 60C --> Just need to finish my CNC Plasma Table!
    Miller Spectrum 375 Extreme Plasma cutter
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    HF 20 Ton Shop Press
    HF 4x6 Band Saw
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    Northern Tool Drill Press


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    Quote Originally Posted by SeanMurphy265 View Post
    Will you be able to replace those plates in the future? That's a nice looking table.
    Thanks. The plates are just tack welded in place so I can replace them easily if needed.
    Hobart Handler 187
    Thermal Arc 161S
    Everlast Power Plasma 50

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