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TFS: Inexpensive DIY Fab Table
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2017
- Need to step up your fabrication game with a new table? Forget buying one... MAKE ONE! In this episode, Justin the Fabricator demonstrates a very useful design of a fabrication table using inexpensive and strong materials to make a table more versatile for fabrication.
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Best DIY workbench tutorial I've found so far.
Thanks for the slick ideas especially the removable panel, I've been trying to decide how I will build one, the creative nature of the you tube community never ceases to amaze me. thanks again
What a fantastic idea for a table! REALLY functional and very flexible. THANKS so much for posting this!
Yes!!! I built and rebuilt my tables so many times and never was happy. This design with a couple of my ideas is my next winter project.👍
This is as good as it gets. I could LIVE with that table in my shop! Great thinking, great design, and great build. Ain't being a fabricator a great way to be? Glad to call myself one and glad to see the fantastic stuff my fellow guild members create.
This is possibly the best fab table I've seen. And for the money, hands down the best! Awesome!! You got me thinking I want to build one and make the one end modular so I can attach custom work stations, like a vise or pipe vise, and reusable fixtures!!
Neat idea! I would like to see how it looks with a big straight edge on it.
This has to be the best idea for a welding) fabrication table I've seen to date. Beautiful work. And from welder/ fabricator to another, that's the nicest roll of dimes I've seen on RUclips. 2 THUMBS UP 👍👍.
Well, Thanks! I was just gonna build a solid steel table, then you showed me this!!! Change of plans!! Great idea!
This was a awesome build very simple looks great I'm definitely going to do this for me it's just right size for what I need, Thanks for sharing 👍☺️
"the whole table was less than $300 to build".....now, 4 years later, it would be "And, the whole table was less than $1,000 to build!" not quite that bad, but darn close.
great table justin!
i found working 6 years fabricating in germany the simplest & most universal table was 2 heavy duty saw horses with two 150mm RSJ beams laying on top. clamp them down, tack them down, scootch them over.. do what you want. simple
Looks really good !! Awesome ideas btw with the removable and adjustable sections keep up the good work!
Great job! this is where I got the inspiration for my welding/fab table top, you always have practical cost effective solutions aka (cheap) way of doing things but doing them the right way
Dude, that's a really cool table. Great idea. I'm going to implement some of your ideas in my table when I start designing mine. Thanks for making the vid and posting it.
That is so awesome! Great idea with removable sections.
What a great idea, I wish I had thought about this when I owned my own metal fabrication business. I made my own welding table which I still own to this day. My Father in law was a welder by trade and taught me how to weld. He used to build custom doors and door frames out of steel so he had built a table frame out of 2"x 2", U shaped bar stock that's 1/8" thick. It was very light weight but quite sturdy and something he used for over 10 years before he gave it to me. It was strong enough that I used it a couple of times to hold engines with the transmission still attached when I did engine swaps. I eventually decided I needed a top of some sort on it so I put an old MDF counter top on it and used that set up for roughly 5 years before I had damaged, broken, drilled and cut holes, burnt up sections, and after the laminate started warping and pretty much became more work to keep the metal flat. So I ripped off the counter top and welded on a sheet of 4' x 8', 1/4", cold roll steel plate onto the top. Doing that made a lot of jobs easier. I still own the table after abusing the table for 15 years. I have used the table for anything and everything. I'm disabled and work out of a wheelchair and have even used the table to stand on to do engine work on a couple of lifted trucks. The table is the perfect size for me to place a chair on top while I'm standing on it so I can sit down when I need to give my leg and knee a break since I am missing my leg. Every good metal fabricator needs a good, solid, table to work on. Bad ass table bud. I know you will get quite a few years of service from this table. Thanks for sharing, maybe I'll make a smaller version for some of my smaller projects
I was building a hot rod frame and had no table. Needed something to tack down frame rails to. Went and bought a 3/8” 4x8’ slab of mild steel. Put it on the floor of my garage. Did layout on it tacked parts down. Worked great, takes up no space. You have to work on the ground but the plus side is you don’t have to lift anything up.
Lots of good ideas and execution, especially like the angle tray.
Love it! Thank you for sharing the tips! Just added it to my todo list.
Excellent ideas! Love the attention to detail!
good deal. I appreciate it. I had this other crazy idea of reusing a electric lift/tilt drafting table to help with the odd jobs, but I like the removable slats better. static and simple.
I liked the design so much I'm building my own now. Thanks for the great idea.
cyberickus This has become the number one copied table. Theres 6 others on RUclips that have built the exact same table as I did haha.
You just gave me a great idea for an adjustable floor boxes for my cargo van! Thanks!
Just an outstanding design. Simplistic but so versatile. I might copy your design one day. Thanks for sharing.
Nice idea. Great job. Thank you for sharing.
Haven't watched yet but I'm about to, and I already know the finished product will be badass... I'm a big fan Justin in the short time I've been watching your videos...
we had a similar table in our old manufacturing facility my guys fabbed up it was like 2 tons to move as the work surface was 18 feet long, wish i kept it when we sold the building. cool video showing the process.
That's a beautiful table. I like the adjustable and removable sections. Great idea.
Ben Hightower Thank you!
I am so glad I watched this, thanks for sharing
Glad I saw this gave me great ideas for my new table. Best I've seen
Super slick looking. Definitely switching out to rectangular tube for mine now.
Neat xylophone. All the same note, though.
I'm a big fan of Canon in Thunk, so needless to say I'm quite happy.
xylophone is wooden...
Metallophone
Monophone
@@TheSoundOfTwang 🤘
I made something similar using "c" channel I picked up at a scrap yard for cheap. It has been incredibly handy, but I will admit, I wish I had thought or making removeable sections. That is genius! Love the channel.
Eric Newman Thanks! I was going to use C channel but figured it would annoy me when trying to clamp to it.
Acme threaded rod to bring the farthest slat in... could be used as a clamp... great table and video 👍
Great idea for the 12ft chunk of 1.5-4 I have...
Great idea man! Nice design. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice fab table top. Only one thing I saw you missed. Unless it just was not shown in the video. The angle V on the one end. What is needed is flat stock on the bottom for a flat clamping surface. That allows pieces to be easily clamped in the V angle for welding. My dad has this feature on his portable welding rig. Works great for many things
Very nice👍🏼thanks for sharing another fabulous show 🍺🍻cheers.
Sure beats my flat top solid table (much smaller). The price$$ is right and I think I will be making something like it in the future. Clamping has always been a problem, where the only area is the edge. I made a small table top stand that I place on the main table allowing me better access for clamping smaller things. It is a 12"x12"x 3/4" plate with three 1/2" round feet about 1.5" tall to it. This allows me at least 2 sides for clamping.
Tom Herd Sounds like you found a decent solution for it. As long as it works for you - that's all that matters. Thanks for watching!
like your build I've watched quite a few...there a couple like this but I think I'll with square tubing and use smaller size so I can make a slip in vice and slip it in the box tubing..on the sides..I also like the v trac...idea and the pull out leaf is good..
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I absolutely loved seeing this i am currently training to become a welder and this has really inspired me thank you
I needed to build a table for use at work. I need a general fab table that i could customize for a specific job.
I used this table as inspiration but built it heavier. It 5x10 with 2x4x1/4" wall tube. Turned out great. Thanks for the inspiration. Wish i could upload a picture
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!!
Excellent work. Thanks.
This is great, Definitely going to use this idea. Super cheap and will get the job done for sure.
Love the removable section!
Sweet action! Such a cool table!
Awesome table. Great ideas. Look forward to your videos. I am an upcoming welder. Just graduated from Columbus technical college in ga. Can't wait to watch ur videos for inspiration
That’s freaking awsome!! That’s a great idea!!
Fantastic idea for a table. Ticks a lot of boxes. 👍
Keep it up man. Great videos
Great video. Thank you 🙏🏼
I'm almost wishing I saw you before I built my table.
Lots of great ideas here
Dag your welding skills
Great table build.
Mine have roller wheel and lockup to my wall when not Welding ,also as I need to wood working I have a plywood top that lifts off to weld in seconds ( love that) for I do both Wood Working and Welding and greasy car filthy stuff
Thanks for a great video Sir
Also keep up the excellent work, love your channel!
I can see a plasma cutting table/catch pan, a vice pocket, tig torch holder (or two), power strip, LED lighting, wireless tool holders, beer tap, Bluetooth, power steering, navigation w/auto pilot....... ;-)
insaynbcr Now you got my brain turning...
That was my thought, too. Make a catch pan/funnel under the removable portion and a separate slat piece to drop in for cut work.
I could help out with the beer tap! But seriously, that's kinda what I do... ruclips.net/channel/UC5_R3sfYMc4ETML4Lc4iPDA
How about a "Relief Tube" like Jet Fighters have. Would be a great companion to the Beer Tap.
Is a vice pocket where you store your drugs?
This is perfect I dont want to by new clamps for the other weld table. Brilliant idea man. I'm subscribed right of now
Excellent, nicked this idea for my own workshop, ta.
Awesome build!
Badass table. Those are some great features put into it. Seems very versatile
Chad Wike Thanks! I'm excited to put it to use and add more in the future.
Next video, "How to deal with flash burn"
I love it! Can't say I would of capped the ends through😂😏
I was thinking of making storage in the tubes for small stock, if I actually build one. Love the design though.
@@firstmkb That is actually a good idea.
Nice work. Some different versatility that I haven't seen before.
R.J.'s workshop Thanks!
Beautiful job👍👍👌👌
Great job sir.
Justin - I really enjoy your videos and simple/clever solutions. You mentioned you were going to make a video of the fixtures you were making for your table. In a later video I see you using a round bar as a wrist support, and figured you probably have a creative solution to make that easily adjustable to suit the work piece. Still planning on that video?
Stack angle/bed rails w slats cut for the rails. Removable, adjustable, and good for bending thinner metal also.
If u Fab it to a treadmill base u can adjust it up and down at an angle.
I need a new welding table for my everlast welder to live on. Great job on that table of yours.
Built a table like this after watching this when it came out. Everyone who comes into my shop thinks it's the best thing since sliced bread. And the amount of times I've welded things going through my table is uncountable. I've only had to replace a couple of slats because I was practicing welding and totally warped it. But so easy to maintain!
Great job brother well done
Nice ideas. well done
Nice table. Great video.
Craig Fuller Thanks!
I have been wanting to
Make a good table now I know how I’m going to do it thanks to your video my plywood is getting retired lol
I remember when i first started weling i was like "how can you get bored welding its fun" weeks later making hundreds of the same parts to spec i learned repetitive welding is mind numbing
brilliant idea👍
You could make the slats retract or extend by power remote control. Use an old windshield wiper motor and threaded rod. Easy enough to link them together.
I’m using these ideas for my welding table. I built one with a flat steel top and I’ve spent 28 years with no where to clamp lol!
Good idea. I like it
I like it. I plan to borrow a few ideas here.
Beautiful job. Darlington, South Carolina
cool channel! I cant believe i didnt find this sooner!
Great looking table!
Superior Welding Thanks!
Back in 2017 when I saw you present this table, I built it but it now seats in the corner waiting for the second part which I can not find anywhere for the additional features that you mentioned. I hope someday you read my comment and post a link for the second part.
Why not make the features that YOU want instead of emulating his to the letter?
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Agreed - for the most part, I'm sure Justin needs features that I don't, but I bet there's nothing I need that he doesn't (except experience and skills).
@@nickjones7737 It seems like a joke.
Love the idea! Just watch all those combustibles in your work area.
Great channel!
Nice table man!!
Love this welding table man. My favorite so far.
Niiiiice, thanks for the inspiration ⚡😁🙏
Brilliant love it
would it be handy/usefull to make the removable section so you could slot it in a slot so it stands upright,so you could clamp thing in the verticale position?
Brilliant!
Subscribed and nice job!
Nice work!
Everytime I see a Tesla in our town I look to see if its you lol No luck so far
@@tysonj3910 I'm sure once the electric hummer is on the road he'll stand out alot more... lol ☺
Nice, you gave me a great idea
very nice - clever!
Fantastic!
awesome. wish i had the space to make a really big table but ill have to settle to like 0.9m x 2.5m
Very clever design. I like it. I suppose you could space the tubing so individually removable tubes could turn this into a solid surface by pressing all the slip-joints together then add the individual ones. I don't do much fab at this point so maybe this wouldn't make a practical difference. I am thinking of building a regular work bench with similar features out of wood. Once I get welding/fab going I will build your design.
Nice table Dude!
Nice job, and planning was the secret ingredient.
Nice table !!