Welding table... Scrap metal, cannibalized parts, clearance table casters....

[1Killerbee]

I'm brewing up a welding table....
Here's some pictures so far.
Most everything except the 3/8" plate pieces were scrap or clearance table stuff.
I paid an unheard of $17 (total!) for the 5" casters (truly $110-120 value in casters)...
Sometimes you are in the right place at the right time...
Paid $14 dollars for the bolts nuts and washers to fasten them!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fab-sla...7622894119470/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fab-sla...57622894119470

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fab-sla...57622894119470

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fab-sla...57622894119470

[davinci2010]

Well done! If you take the time to look, sometimes you'll be suprised at what you can find. It seems like it all averages out for me. Sometimes I get smokin deals on stuff and other times I pay through the nose.

[silverado83]

nice indeed, turned out extremely well

[strube1369]

Nice job! Let the fun begin...

[Jigantor]

Great work
Is that Miller blue ?

Ji

[1Killerbee]

I added some tool widgets.
Added a bottom shelf for more storage.
Wrestled with taking the cup out of the two 3/8" plate pieces.
That's a whole other story....
I got the flatness down to a little under 1/16" over the 5 foot dimension.
OK, time to have it start paying for itself....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fab-slab/4842340386/


PS Jigantor... Close enough to Miller blue in real life... It is Ace Hardware (Rustoleum) "Safety Blue"