ArcFlat Weld Table Mod and Assembly (Langmuir Systems)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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    Assembly and Modification of our new Nodular Cast Iron ArcFlat Welding Table by ‪@LangmuirSystems‬ . This table came with stationary adjustable feet and legs that were Metric, so we installed thicker more rugged leg plates and a larger thread capacity to accept adjustable all metal casters. Where I am in the world I could not find cast iron wheels that were the metric thread in the stock legs.
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Комментарии • 6

  • @melgross
    @melgross 10 месяцев назад

    From what I see elsewhere, those legs need an upgrade.

    • @raindropsinvirginia
      @raindropsinvirginia  10 месяцев назад

      Indeed, Its really the only weak spot in the system. Though I was happy to weld in new nut plates in the stock legs to accept larger threads and use the cast iron castors I had. It also brought the height to a nice standing for me, though if I purchase another in the future I'll just remake the legs and make them fully adjustable. Till then I'm really enjoying this one.

    • @melgross
      @melgross 10 месяцев назад

      @@raindropsinvirginia good. I’m happy to hear that.

    • @melgross
      @melgross 10 месяцев назад

      @@raindropsinvirginia before you decide to buy another, look at the one from Primeweld. Neither company makes their own tops and possibly the legs either. But looking at the table at Primeweld, on their website, you can see that the top casting is exactly the same. Obviously made by the same company. The differences that exist though, are significant. The Primeweld top is nitrided all over. It has two inch square engraving on the top like my Sigmund. I believe it also has rulers. The bottom corners are machined for the kegs. The legs are heavier duty than the Langmuir and have much better adjustable feet. The price was lowered to below what Langmuir charges, including the legs. Overall, a much better table for less. It’s worth taking a look.

  • @1stGenCRXs
    @1stGenCRXs Год назад

    So did you modify the legs they sell or make them from scratch completely?

    • @raindropsinvirginia
      @raindropsinvirginia  Год назад +1

      Modified the stock legs to accept larger standard threads. Where I am in the world I could not find cast iron wheels that were the metric thread in the stock legs.