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These tables look badass. Can't wait to get one at some point when my shop is done.

Just subscribed, thanks for sharing

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Also how about one you can use on the ceiling with e clip style attachment so it wont fall for heavy objects like tote racks kyaks or a light duty hoist for deer and elk you could incorporate unistrut track wth it for its 800 capacity trolly hoist abilities and still movable to fit needs

I would love a modular design that would allow for equipment storage like a table top saw sande or jointer that could store on a wall fixture stong enough for use

How about a heavy duty version to support a bench top with structural overhead for lights or dust collection equipment i often find that having movable bench tops adjustable free from floor support would be awesome for us diy people who don't own the property and move a lot you can take your benches with you flat pack style

Have you actually sat down and tried to spec out your DIY options on the computer? Not user friendly, asks for options, no options to choose from?????? Interested in checking out your product and prices BUT I would like to use a platform that works. Sit down and try it.

This is a great DIY welding table. I will definitely need to save up to purchase one in the future. A suggestion for holding the nut in place would be to use some masking tape.

How about making the cabinet being modular. IE, The back is separate to where you key the sides in. Not only does the make easy to ship but allows you to change the depth of the cabinet, possibly even the height. All making an interchangeable system. Like you could take maybe a door that’s deep, kinda like the Uline bin storage cabinet or the Shadow Staging systems.

Another fantastic idea. Infinite possibilities for organizing your work space. Love this John.

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Love it! More various sized "side" plates like your "adapter" plate that you can fabricate your own custom holders/bins/etc. Also, are there slots on the front of the cabinet doors as well? Great work! Oh, TIG Rod holders...

please fix the link to the diy that shows both the table and legs, your link in description goes to the leg only, this is misleading, i was wondering why it was so cheap.. no table..

I know the legs are strong enough, but it sure does look like the leg tubing is too thin and puny.

DIY Welding table Kits? Maybe Assamble your self Kits. DIY means DO IT YOURSELF. Meaning you have do it.. not buy a kit and assamble it. Jesus..

What welding process and filler metal / electrode do you recommend? Since you say in the comments already posted that the steel is A572 Grade 50, then I presume that a plain carbon steel ER70S-2 wire for GMAW, GTAW, or LLBW would be sufficient or an E7014 or E7018 electrode for SMAW? Also, you could use small magnets to fixture the threaded nuts.

Hello jhon!! What a good surprise when this video shows up on my list. Excellent job. Amazing table.

A drop of cyanoacrylate glue on the nuts will hold them in place long enough to start the bolt on the side skirts and wont be strong enough to interfere with them tightening up. I really like the tab design. I saw a guy making a weld together CNC gantry using tabs only he extended them trough slots all the way and then used a wedge to draw them tight before welding...Self fixturing is cool.

3:00 My man is so excited that he hit puberty again!

Can you show how much flex or twist the table has once it’s finished? For example put the table on a flat surface and start to lift one corner. How high does it go before the other corner starts to lift.

My sense of annoyance at pronouncing it "drose" is way outsize to the actual thing

one onehundreth??? 5/16 th of an inch ?? well it's not pig's feet! , point zero one five inch !?? I don't mean to be that guy but professionals don't talk that way.

mmmmmmmmmm....... short ribs......

5mm thick top ,,,, and thats as far as I got , Im out.

I wish you would of fully welded it out and measured it again. This would give the user a more realistic measurement.

Looking good so far. BTW, "dross" rhymes with "cross" not "gross"...

I see where my nest table is coming from. And right here in my own back yard. Thanks guys. Is it possible to come by your facility?

If you had ANY clue how to solder you wouldn’t have failed that. I’m also blown away you thought soldering those pieces of metal together was a thing. When soldering- you get THE ITEM YOU WANT TO SOLDER HOT! You don’t shoot liquid solder onto something. Obviously. That’s day one

I'm a DIYer, so what size compressor will I need?

Great job, and a lot of work!

Nooo…. their not for this purpose their made to honor important ancestors and have cultural meaning. though I feel conflicted about it bc my ancestry and culture has been taken and used as decor or made into tourist attractions and made into their way of a “aesthetic” ext but ngl I do have to say it’s quite impressive good job! tho if you can make more but with the pukao and with the coral eyes and maybe some of the carved figures on the back would make it look 10x better but that’s just me I feel conflicted but yet I feel amazing at how it came out

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Koseki Bijou is very proud.

Chama

such a great piece!

20v batteries are actually 18v they are only 20v straight off the charger

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In that you don't read instructions and don't know how to use some of these tools, I guess it's a fair reflection of how your average punter would react to these tools! I think you were aiming to take a 'not too serious' look at these tools and it is definitely worth the watch - thank you. I think these Chinese ' knock offs' can be great value for money (I own quite a lot, mostly based around electronics and woodwork) but you ideally need to have a bit of experience, know what to expect and be prepared to live with their shortcomings. A few points: I would guess there are no spares available for any of these products and no after sales support (not sure if there is a meaningful 12 month guarantee??) so you have to be prepared to junk these tools if they develop a fault. On the super inexpensive tools we would all take a chance, but on the more expensive ones it's worth bearing in mind. Dealer networks and service centers are expensive and in my lifetime I have returned several main brand tools for repair under guarantee. That saved me many hundreds of pounds. The orange compressor is a ripoff of Makita DMP180Z but, unlike the Makita the trigger latches - you have to continually hold the trigger with the Makita. All hot melt guns take an age to warm up. A meaningful test would be to directly compare this to a name brand model. I would say it looks pretty good. I would agree, you certainly don't know how to solder! You could never solder those steel plates without a gas torch and it was a totally pointless and unfair test. The little fan looks like a desk fan and I would not expect it to be able to develop hurricane wind speeds. It would be ideal to blow away soldering fumes when you learn to solder! The two important tests with the pump would have been how many liters per minute it would pump and what head of pressure it would lift. That it can get you wet really doesn't prove much! Thanks again for the reviews.

Looks very well done, though i wonder how hot that thing is gonna get in our famous Texas sun. Time to make fried eggs.

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20 volt batteries are actually only at 20 volts straight off the charger. They are really 18 volts nominally (just like Ryobi and Milwaukee). Saying they're 20 volt batteries is marketing BS and is actually illegal in many countries. The number on the inverter is different because it includes the parasitic draw from your kill a watt. Plus, it's likely inaccurate to begin with...

Not finding the links to these products and the ones you say are on the blog link.

That power inverter is healla cheap compared to the power station

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He’s cool but… Oscar?

How's that democrat at the bottom calling you a colonizer 🤣

That’s how I move my fridge and washer.

Colonizer

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Noice