Welding Tables

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Thanks for the tip about the hardy board. I'll need to take a look at that. Is is strong enough to clamp to?

[Rodsmachineshop]

i wouldn't clamp to it without like a piece of plywood or something on the bottom side of the concrete board

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i wouldn't clamp to it without like a piece of plywood or something on the bottom side of the concrete board

OK, thanks. Good to know as I scope things out.

I've worked on tin-top tables like from Sears (sheet steel on MDF) and never been satisfied.

What didn't you like about it?

If I had to go budget, I'd go back to the concrete backer board over dealing with galvanized. See if you can find some non-galvanized and save yourself some zinc poisoning.

I wouldn't go with anything galvanized. Don't need the hassle of worrying over the zinc. I'll definitely look into the concrete board.

[Trip59]

OK, thanks. Good to know as I scope things out.



What didn't you like about it?



I wouldn't go with anything galvanized. Don't need the hassle of worrying over the zinc. I'll definitely look into the concrete board.

Thin enough to need something under it, may find it warping, distorting, conforming to surfaces, it's just not stable enough. thick enough and you don't need the wood.

Navy, believe it or not, used to encourage regular smoke breaks for us. First guy to have a cig go sweet and we all got sent to the galley for a milk chugging contest.