I dont understand all the thumbs down.... this young man has a ton of talent, and he`s doing something with it!!!! That`s ALOT more than i can say for all the negative nancy`s in here.
VERY Talented young man!!! And I must say it is quite refreshing to see someone making videos about construction/fabricating from your part of the world, actually searing SHOES, Pants, and protective clothing! You sir are definitely a Professional and a skilled man. I have been a UA local 130 pipefitter/welder for 37 years, and am very impressed with your skills, and stunningly impressive designs. (you obviously had training in CAD/fabrication)You will go far in this world, which is very unusual for your generation. Respect!
Really impressed. I'd love to watch a re-edited version of this video at normal speed and the background music replaced with a narrative of you talking us through the build. You're very talented.
I second that. I'm a huge fan of Calem, but can't handle the wretched music track on this one. Just a little narration on some of the details would be awesome.
Lem, you do beautiful work. About six months ago I dropped an angle grinder on my leg just like the one you used in this video. In about a second the grinder cut through skin, muscle, tendon, bone, nerves, veins and arteries. It dug deep into my leg, as far as it could go and when I took it out it was still on, because I left the suicide switch on. So, after 40 years experience in metal and fiver glass workshops working with this tool it jumps out of my hands and I would never have believed that this would happen to me. Keep the blade guard on except for the rare exception, use the handle and use safer substitute cutting tools when possible... please take good care of yourself.
Everything in one place. Convenient, practical, and space saving! You need a sign: "Cà Lem's Artisinal Fabrication Shop and Dream Maker" You do great practical and artistic machine shop projects. You're the Man! 🙂
I didn't thumbs down but if I did it would be because everything is tacked the only thing that got a full Weld all the way around was the goddamn Caster lol
I used this kind of setup before, but even in my small shop I ended up having better experience having separate welding cart and table work better. if you have your machines below your workspace you will end up damaging the outer covers and the hoses and cables will be in the way all the time. But this is a very nice set-up and I will use it as an inspiration in my own build of new fab table.
Bad ass welding table bud. You can tell how much thought went into the design and building of this table. I love your lazy Susan or rotating part of your table. I know that part alone is going to get a hell of a lot of use. Really makes me wish RUclips was around when I was doing metal fabrication. I have built quite a few tables during the time I was doing fabrication work, I could have used something like this at that time. It's been 10 years since I've done any serious fabrication and have lost my shop so I have gotten rid of most of my tables or benches. I still have my main welding table which was just a basic table that I got the frame from my Father in law well over 20 years ago. The frame was made from galvanized steel and was sturdy as hell when I got it from him. I eventually cut and welded a metal top made from 1/4", cold roll steel plate that's 3' X 6' which I completely welded all edges onto the table frame worked great for me. Being able to put my ground anywhere on the table and being able to place the piece I was welding onto the table and easily being able to weld on it was great. Especially for smaller pieces that a ground clamp would have been in the way. Having the table top being 1/4" thick worked out great when I needed to persuade pieces of joints together with anywhere from a ball pein hammer to a 10lb sledge hammer. Having all edges of the table tob welded made sure that the piece I was working on moved or bent like I wanted without damaging the table. I wish I had put more thought into like you did to make it easier to clamp pieces down instead of welding clamps to the table top
6 лет назад+5
yeah. that rotating part worked good for me, actually helped me alot. but the problem my ground goin through the bearing and now it's kind of stuck inside. I have a plan to upgrade it into the automatic rotary for tig weld. with a longer shaft and puly conect to the speed control motor also i can put my ground on it.
Cà Lem That's a pretty good idea, I wouldn't of originally thought the bearing would have offered problems with the ground but I understand why now that I think about it.
I've watched quite a few videos on building welding tables lately and this has got to be the most well thought out design. I especially appreciate your use of proper safety wear throughout the video. I'm tired of watching goofs that wear shorts and flip flops in a metal shop!
Only one thing to say: EXCELLENTE JOB!!! Made it ONLY for you. i've got no words, it's an excellente table Bro!! (sorry my english, i'm a little rust). Greattings from another "welder" from Cordoba, Argentina
Nice work, lots of good ideas built into that table. I like looking at others' welding tables because they are each different, and tailored for the builders' particular conditions and preferences. I made the mistake of trying to build somebody else's idea of a perfect welding table from drawings once, and I didn't get very far before realizing that it wasn't going to work well for ME. Ended up cutting it up and building something different that did.
I originally made a welding cart out of one of the smaller shopping carts. I modified the screen basket and lower deck to fit my stick and mig welders and it worked fine for a couple of years. Since seeing this vid I got my hands on a low end typical welding cart and built it up adding storage and a swing out table that makes any job easier vs having to bring the work piece over to my bench instead. Now I have two welders, clamps, hammers, files, masks, gloves and pretty much anything else including several rod tubes all on a mobile cart. Thanks for the motivation, I love the idea of having a rotating surface to move the work instead of dancing around it! Maybe I’ll take on adding a lazy Susan type disc to the folding table next too😉 Thanks for the great ideas!
Epoxy some magnets on a power strip and keep it on the clamp side of the table for just in case you need to do anything outside so you can have multiple outlets at your table instead of using a bunch of extension cords...
Excellent job lad! Somewhat annoying for me though. I thought I made my mind up how to build a cart for myself, now I have to completely rethink it. One should do what they're good at. You are, so you ought to keep at it. Thanks for sharing. From Toronto, Canada.
Hello, I`m working in welding (all type) mostly robotic for about 22 years... Just wanted to tell you that this welding table is GREAT, mate!!!! Congrats. The pistol holder is SEXY ;)
As a welder I truly appreciate your work. It is amazing. I saw the anvil you made and had to subscribe. You have great talent and i was wondering what your process is for building what you make from idea to completion. Also where did you acquire your skills.
7 лет назад+32
thank you for enjoying. when ur head is tired, ur hand is free JUST go ahead and do something. that's how i improve my skills.
@ what kind of band saw you have? Is pretty nice . Can you share model number and where do you get it. Also the adjustable roller. I will apreciate that alot. Thanks, NICE TABLE
It is so depressing building on the floor.Then comes the day you are building a welding table, Oh happy day with the knowledge of no more sharing the floor with the mice. Beautiful table there and many nice features specially the holder for the hand piece.
Hi great Table!!! 👍👍Definitely I'm taking some ideas for my own. Also I like your band saw can you send me what brand it's and where I can get it, how much cost tank you and good work!
Hi friend. Let me ask you why did you preferred to place a bandsaw left side of the table? Logically if bandsaw is placed right side from table - the longer part of the metal could lay on the table and be clamped in the vise. And another part, that is subject to cut out, could hang freely. In your case the vise holds the part that is subject to cut out. Is it convenient?
Well, coming from someone like you, it's a real compliment, the truth is that we handle the same subject matter, I love to see how you work and your projects are amazing! a big hug and greetings from Spain
Ća Lem I have to admit I wasnt very impressed at first. But you have some serious fabrication skills. Very interesting table. The relief cuts you used to flatten the rotary was very smart. Nice job!
Good job... When I see You first putting that nice metal-cutting saw on the table I said to myself... "Maybe it's not the best idea"😄... And latter I realized you changed your mind...😄👋👋👋😄... Nice Work, God Bless...
Hi I love your work. You are a kind of master for me. I would like to do welding as good as you do. Thanks for the vidéo...but something is missing : plans. Why dont you sell one plan...the plan of this table for example. I you do that... IAM your first client. Thanks for sharing it is so inspiring.
EXELENTE TRABAJO, MUY PRACTICA Y UTIL LA MESA , PODRIAS INFORMARME DONDE PUEDO COMPRAR LA SIERRA DE CINTA QUE USAS, ME PARECE FANTASTICA POR SER PORTATIL TAMBIEN, SI ME PUEDES DAR LA INFORMACION TE QUEDARE MUY AGRADECIDO, SALUDOS Y BENDICIONES.
Personally I've never seen a better welding table design, Excellent job.
I dont understand all the thumbs down.... this young man has a ton of talent, and he`s doing something with it!!!! That`s ALOT more than i can say for all the negative nancy`s in here.
VERY Talented young man!!! And I must say it is quite refreshing to see someone making videos about construction/fabricating from your part of the world, actually searing SHOES, Pants, and protective clothing! You sir are definitely a Professional and a skilled man. I have been a UA local 130 pipefitter/welder for 37 years, and am very impressed with your skills, and stunningly impressive designs. (you obviously had training in CAD/fabrication)You will go far in this world, which is very unusual for your generation. Respect!
The best of the best from what I have seen. I have watched hundreds table building videos.
Customer table, welding cart, and saw station, on wheels. Impressive build! 👍
Really impressed. I'd love to watch a re-edited version of this video at normal speed and the background music replaced with a narrative of you talking us through the build. You're very talented.
thank you
I second that. I'm a huge fan of Calem, but can't handle the wretched music track on this one. Just a little narration on some of the details would be awesome.
Agreed. Third this request. Thanks
Yeah, ditto, and definitely w/o the music 😝😵
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Lem, you do beautiful work. About six months ago I dropped an angle grinder on my leg just like the one you used in this video. In about a second the grinder cut through skin, muscle, tendon, bone, nerves, veins and arteries. It dug deep into my leg, as far as it could go and when I took it out it was still on, because I left the suicide switch on. So, after 40 years experience in metal and fiver glass workshops working with this tool it jumps out of my hands and I would never have believed that this would happen to me. Keep the blade guard on except for the rare exception, use the handle and use safer substitute cutting tools when possible... please take good care of yourself.
Hồi giờ toàn coi clip của nước ngoài. Giờ người Việt mới có những clip rất hay về cơ khí như thế này. Rất ủng hộ kênh.
Phat Phan Huy cảm ơn bác nhé
Cà Lem cho em hỏi máy cắt đó ở đâu bán và giá bn vậy ? Em cám ơn nhiều
khó kiếm lắm bạn ơi. mình săn hàng nhật bãi
Thấy cũng tự hào. Thanks bạn
I've seen a lot of weld tables and i have to say that's one of the best design's i've seen so far .
thanks, buddy!
the table is metal, the music is metal, this video is metal I love it.
Everything in one place. Convenient, practical, and space saving!
You need a sign: "Cà Lem's Artisinal Fabrication Shop and Dream Maker"
You do great practical and artistic machine shop projects. You're the Man! 🙂
How could you have a single thumbs down. Some people can't be pleased. This is amazing!!! Way better than my welding table.
Probably more thumbs down for the music than the build, which was awsome.
Or that shitty paint job
I didn't thumbs down but if I did it would be because everything is tacked the only thing that got a full Weld all the way around was the goddamn Caster lol
There are people who complain about ‘not having, so can’t do it’. Then, there are people who DO THINGS. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great weld table. I'm sure the rotary part will get more use than ever expected.
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I was going to make a welding cart but after watching this I think I'll just make a welding table on wheels. Great job. Thanks for the insight.
I used this kind of setup before, but even in my small shop I ended up having better experience having separate welding cart and table work better. if you have your machines below your workspace you will end up damaging the outer covers and the hoses and cables will be in the way all the time. But this is a very nice set-up and I will use it as an inspiration in my own build of new fab table.
Bad ass welding table bud. You can tell how much thought went into the design and building of this table. I love your lazy Susan or rotating part of your table. I know that part alone is going to get a hell of a lot of use. Really makes me wish RUclips was around when I was doing metal fabrication. I have built quite a few tables during the time I was doing fabrication work, I could have used something like this at that time. It's been 10 years since I've done any serious fabrication and have lost my shop so I have gotten rid of most of my tables or benches. I still have my main welding table which was just a basic table that I got the frame from my Father in law well over 20 years ago. The frame was made from galvanized steel and was sturdy as hell when I got it from him. I eventually cut and welded a metal top made from 1/4", cold roll steel plate that's 3' X 6' which I completely welded all edges onto the table frame worked great for me. Being able to put my ground anywhere on the table and being able to place the piece I was welding onto the table and easily being able to weld on it was great. Especially for smaller pieces that a ground clamp would have been in the way. Having the table top being 1/4" thick worked out great when I needed to persuade pieces of joints together with anywhere from a ball pein hammer to a 10lb sledge hammer. Having all edges of the table tob welded made sure that the piece I was working on moved or bent like I wanted without damaging the table. I wish I had put more thought into like you did to make it easier to clamp pieces down instead of welding clamps to the table top
yeah. that rotating part worked good for me, actually helped me alot. but the problem my ground goin through the bearing and now it's kind of stuck inside. I have a plan to upgrade it into the automatic rotary for tig weld. with a longer shaft and puly conect to the speed control motor also i can put my ground on it.
Cà Lem That's a pretty good idea, I wouldn't of originally thought the bearing would have offered problems with the ground but I understand why now that I think about it.
If you want an electric rotary for an upgrade think about a foot pedal for it that makes it spin faster or slower from pressure.
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Cà Lem Awesome table.............Question; Is there a spark, slag, scrap fines drawer under the table top over your tool drawer, etc?
I've watched quite a few videos on building welding tables lately and this has got to be the most well thought out design. I especially appreciate your use of proper safety wear throughout the video. I'm tired of watching goofs that wear shorts and flip flops in a metal shop!
Wonderful job Big Boy you have natural talent !!! It’s nice to see somebody taking pride at whatever they built !!! 👍🏼💯
thank you, sir!
What kind of bandsaw is that? I've never seen a horizontal that small. It would be perfect for my needs.
Отличная работа. Подставка под горелку зачёт.
Only one thing to say: EXCELLENTE JOB!!! Made it ONLY for you. i've got no words, it's an excellente table Bro!! (sorry my english, i'm a little rust). Greattings from another "welder" from Cordoba, Argentina
Nice work, lots of good ideas built into that table. I like looking at others' welding tables because they are each different, and tailored for the builders' particular conditions and preferences. I made the mistake of trying to build somebody else's idea of a perfect welding table from drawings once, and I didn't get very far before realizing that it wasn't going to work well for ME. Ended up cutting it up and building something different that did.
That was a brilliant idea to build a table . You don't have to work on the floor anylonger . . . And it looks very great . Congratulations !
thank you!
I Would SO love to have that table ! Best one I have ever seen.
How wonderful it is to sit here and watch your beautiful work. So much better than the stupid war we had!
👍👍👍. Очень понравился станок для распила металла .
Я даже не знал, что такие есть. Теперь у меня жаба.
I originally made a welding cart out of one of the smaller shopping carts. I modified the screen basket and lower deck to fit my stick and mig welders and it worked fine for a couple of years. Since seeing this vid I got my hands on a low end typical welding cart and built it up adding storage and a swing out table that makes any job easier vs having to bring the work piece over to my bench instead. Now I have two welders, clamps, hammers, files, masks, gloves and pretty much anything else including several rod tubes all on a mobile cart. Thanks for the motivation, I love the idea of having a rotating surface to move the work instead of dancing around it! Maybe I’ll take on adding a lazy Susan type disc to the folding table next too😉 Thanks for the great ideas!
Прекрасная работа,отличный верстак.Мастер что надо,привет из России.👍
FINALLY some proper tunage on RUclips! Well done sir!
Epoxy some magnets on a power strip and keep it on the clamp side of the table for just in case you need to do anything outside so you can have multiple outlets at your table instead of using a bunch of extension cords...
You are so young and talented, made a hard job look easy and enjoyable.
Very impressed by the design and execution of this table. Well done!
the little riser thingy to get the material level under the saw is a nice idea
One of the best I've seen!
Still watching while commenting great job all parts and accessories will be so useful. That bandsaw and roller need to get one
thanks!
I gave you a like 4 months ago!
I watch this again today! and I want to give you another like again.
:)
Two thumbs up - because I only have 2 hands...
Packed a lot of good features into one single table!
nice job man impeccable, the best music.
Excellent job lad! Somewhat annoying for me though. I thought I made my mind up how to build a cart for myself, now I have to completely rethink it.
One should do what they're good at. You are, so you ought to keep at it.
Thanks for sharing.
From Toronto, Canada.
Amazing work, great music!
Hello, I`m working in welding (all type) mostly robotic for about 22 years... Just wanted to tell you that this welding table is GREAT, mate!!!! Congrats. The pistol holder is SEXY ;)
Alen Milkovic thank you, sir!!!
That welding table is boss !! Nice job
Quá sáng tạo :)) người VN mà làm chanel cho nước ngoài xem thật là giỏi .
Amazing project! Very impressed by the quality of thought behind ur design.
Another great project. Here you see a man with a good working brain. Nice & need perfect Job. Congratulations.
As a welder I truly appreciate your work. It is amazing. I saw the anvil you made and had to subscribe. You have great talent and i was wondering what your process is for building what you make from idea to completion. Also where did you acquire your skills.
thank you for enjoying. when ur head is tired, ur hand is free JUST go ahead and do something. that's how i improve my skills.
Great Job! I enjoyed your build very much. Especially liked the adjustable holder for the MIG torch on the spinning table! Cheers from Canada!
thank you Todd
Muy bien amigo excelente. Mi bodega esta en total desorden hare una igual pero mas grande.
Saludos desde nicaragua.
thank you, sir!
Hell of a table, outstanding job
Отличная работа! Well-executed work!
I have seen more innovation in design and tool use in this one video than in the last few years, really outstanding
great job!!
thank you so much, man!
@ what kind of band saw you have? Is pretty nice .
Can you share model number and where do you get it. Also the adjustable roller.
I will apreciate that alot.
Thanks, NICE TABLE
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Está súper perrón carnal, una pregunta dónde puedo comprar la sierra?, está chida
Beautiful work! Sir, I know this sounds weird, but can i ask you where you bought that saw? The one your using in this video
i bought it from secondhand japan's machinery
Can you share details brand and model of that saw? Its band saw machine right?
@ Your table is fantastic! And ss someone else asked, I'd love to know the name and model of your small bandsaw.
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thương hiệu và mô hình của cưa là gì?
It is so depressing building on the floor.Then comes the day you are building a welding table, Oh happy day with the knowledge of no more sharing the floor with the mice. Beautiful table there and many nice features specially the holder for the hand piece.
thank you!
what model is that band saw?
Cool little bandsaw. I need one. Great project. Thanks for posting.
Hi great Table!!! 👍👍Definitely I'm taking some ideas for my own.
Also I like your band saw can you send me what brand it's and where I can get it, how much cost tank you and good work!
Esteban De Lorenzo I’m interested in that band saw as well pretty killer setup
Great craftsmanship, this will last a lifetime
Enjoy 👍
ashy1423 thank you
Great table! Thanks for sharing. Who was the last sound track by?
thank you, i dont remember what song coz i got it from utube library
ruclips.net/video/mbTopa780C4/видео.html
I'm thoroughly impressed!!! Killer design....
thanks bro
Got disapointed at the sloppy paintjob, besides that its a hell of a table!
Excellent workmanship Sir.
And
Thanks for sharing.
Парень, ты крутой!)))
That's bad ass. I like the turn table. Never would have I thought of that. Awesome
Cai may cat ban dang dung. Bao nhiu tien do ban
3 triệu bạn ơi
Cà Lem bán em 1 cái dc ko a
Cà Lem làm sao đễ liên hệ với a
Đắng cấp của CA LEM VN ko thua kém các nước Âu Mỹ đâu nhé .
You really build quality products. Nicely done.
thanks
SHINDAIWA . ROTARY BAND SAW brand. for someone need to know :))
Thanks for sharing!!!!!
Hey Man that is a piece of art. Kudos . A dream welders bench. I need to get a Mig setup.. Only used to stick and Tig..But you have convinced me ...
Legal muito bom😨😱😲😎😎👍👍👏👏👌👌
Thats really incredible. Great job.
thank you, sir!
Dude I think you would really like SilverChair’s music.
Hi friend.
Let me ask you why did you preferred to place a bandsaw left side of the table? Logically if bandsaw is placed right side from table - the longer part of the metal could lay on the table and be clamped in the vise. And another part, that is subject to cut out, could hang freely. In your case the vise holds the part that is subject to cut out. Is it convenient?
Great!!!
phucnguyen CNC thanks a zai. Bữa nào e qua phay cái rãnh nhé
Nhanh nha e, để lâu quá a quậy banh máy là ko phay đc nhé, hi
Wow! Brilliant editing / choice of music at 10:07. It's like you're 'playing the table' with the grinder. Bravo!
👍👍
I watched your table before, man! You also did a great job!
Well, coming from someone like you, it's a real compliment, the truth is that we handle the same subject matter, I love to see how you work and your projects are amazing! a big hug and greetings from Spain
No plans, on the fly. He Just plain gets it. You cant teach this. Subscribed.
nice work Cà Lem!!! thanks for sharing it...
Hey!! Ca lem, like se Say un México, you are a CHINGON!!!,
I have to say that I am very impressed
thanks,man!
Perfect
Ća Lem I have to admit I wasnt very impressed at first. But you have some serious fabrication skills. Very interesting table. The relief cuts you used to flatten the rotary was very smart. Nice job!
thank you!
EXCELENTE TRABALHO !!!
Riêng công làm clip là đã đáng like rồi 👍
чувак ты красавелло
Красавелло...)))
Как интересно он его перевел?! )))🤣👍😉
Hello! Very perfect work!
What is the mark of portable cutting machine? Send me, please.
This is fun to watch now that I've seen the 'hammer' episode. Very cool foreshadowing of future projects.
One of the best ideas! Im saving it.
What an awesome table! Nice job dude!
świetna robota !!!
a czy mozna znać jakiej marki jest ta przecinarka taśmowa ,jakieś parametry mnie interesuja.Pozdrawiam
thanks!
Good job... When I see You first putting that nice metal-cutting saw on the table I said to myself... "Maybe it's not the best idea"😄... And latter I realized you changed your mind...😄👋👋👋😄... Nice Work, God Bless...
thanks man
He didn't "change his mind". Its the way its designed. He can pop the saw up on the table when he needs it. Its pretty obvious mate.
Did you make that leveling jack you used with your chop saw? I would like to make me one.
yeah, go ahead!
Great looking table,i really like the turn table idea.
Hi
I love your work.
You are a kind of master for me.
I would like to do welding as good as you do.
Thanks for the vidéo...but something is missing : plans.
Why dont you sell one plan...the plan of this table for example.
I you do that... IAM your first client.
Thanks for sharing it is so inspiring.
Em rất có tài! Rất sáng tạo , thông minh và khéo léo. Ps: cái cưa quá pro, em cho a biết hiệu và model của nó ko? Tks em
thanks bác. con cưa đó là SHINDAIWA RB120
nice , what is that kind of welding without welding rod?
Respekt! :-o Ein richtig geiler Schweißtisch. Vor allem die Idee mit der Drehscheibe und dem Lochblech als Ablage. Super!
You are an artist!
Congrats.
Jorge Ace thank you!
EXELENTE TRABAJO, MUY PRACTICA Y UTIL LA MESA , PODRIAS INFORMARME DONDE PUEDO COMPRAR LA SIERRA DE CINTA QUE USAS, ME PARECE FANTASTICA POR SER PORTATIL TAMBIEN, SI ME PUEDES DAR LA INFORMACION TE QUEDARE MUY AGRADECIDO, SALUDOS Y BENDICIONES.
Awesome project, can you tell me what brand, model of bandsaw did you used?
Best table I’ve seen so far
Como hiciste ese mecanismo que eleva los tubos antes de cortarlos me parece muy útil. Gracias Saludos desde bolivia
Amigo puedes compartir imágenes de tu soporte con rodillo, y medidas.... Muy impresionante todo