Roll Around Work Bench Build

I made this roll around workbench to keep some of my metalworking projects separated from the woodworking areas of the shop. I plan to keep my 2x72 belt grinder, and saw on it most of the time but will probably use it as a welding table and wheel it around the shop for metal fab projects also. No talking, just some music I thought fit the dirty, grungy metalworking vibe for this welding project. Thanks for watching!
Here are the castors I used for this project
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Here is a link to the finish I used on the bare metal to keep it from rusting
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[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, dude! Nicely done! 😃
Organization is always a good thing!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@TwistedWorkshop77]

Thanks!! The woodwork gets so dirty from metal dust and oils. It will be nice to keep them somewhat separated. Thanks so much for the support!

[@louisclarkeii]

Nicely done!

[@TwistedWorkshop77]

Thanks!

[@DavidTaylor24]

I haven't done much metal work, but this video makes me want to start. That looks like that would make a good welding table, do you agree?

[@TwistedWorkshop77]

Yeah! I will use this to weld small parts together

[@choochoodebut3059]

Its great my dude, everything in one place. What was the clear plastic tub/liquid process you did to prep the steel legs? simple acid?

[@TwistedWorkshop77]

Thanks! Yes, vinegar bath. I let the parts soak overnight then clean them off with a scotchbrite pad and water

[@apeterson23]

Nice work! Do you have an estimated time and materials cost? I was going to build a similar table. You could even make a video on it... Thanks

[@TwistedWorkshop77]

Thank you. I bought the materials about 3 years ago when I built a big work bench for the shop and the 1/4 in plate and square tubing is what was left over . I’m guessing this project was about $200 to $300 worth of material and it took me around 8 hours of labor