Welding table overhaul

**dzljon** · 12-28-2014, 09:35 PM

I decided to to a over haul on my welding table, right now it is 3'x6' and I'm gonna make it 3'x4' to gain some space back in the garage one section is 3/8" oiled and pickled plate the other part is a t-slot table from a big knee mill, I am going to incorporate the receiver style accessory ports and possibly cut slots in the plate like the jmr table. All I have done at this point is rough out the legs

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To make the legs I cut apart a 4x4 left over from a project

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**dzljon** · 12-29-2014, 05:24 PM

Leveling feet I am going to use

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**zoama** · 12-29-2014, 09:30 PM

Why not put it on locking casters so you can roll it out of the way when need be ?
I use these 5" total locking ones on my welding table... 300lbs capacity each and cost about $7 when I bought them a few years ago. Weld a nut onto the backside of the mounting tab and you can level it with a washer if needed.