oldtimer 66
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Just an FYI on the work/weld table I built a couple of years ago. It is an upgrade from a smaller one I had. This one is 2" x 4' with the same 8" casters from my old table. It is made from 2"x2" X .19 " wall tubing with a .31" top plate. The bottom shelf is .19 thick with .19 belly bands. This holds misc. pc's of left over material. The vise is mounted such that I can lower it and have a completely flat surface for larger items. The vice still needs a removable support bracket but I have not done that yet. It has a pipe for the mig gun set in. The bars on each end hold most of my clamps. It is also the same height as my existing fixed work bench. That way if I am doing say a long drive shaft I can support the other end with the work bench if needed. I use it for welding / layout/ and as a rolling working bench when I am working on cars/trucks on my car lift. If I do brakes and or wheel bearing etc on one side of the vehicle I roll it and all of the tools to the other side to finish the job. Occasionally I will need to work on a long beam and or piece of pipe, then I use the work table along with the arms of the car lift to support it. I also use the car lift as a quasi weld table positioner. I just thought I would throw this out for info. Later