I have has mine doe a few weeks and so far I absolutely love it. I added a piece of 11gage sheet metal to the leg support to make a shelf. I also used the table to make a tray to put all the fixtures in and bolted it to the legs above the shelf I made.
Dam you read the instructions. I didn't leave the short legs on mine . But I used them the weld some wheels on . Man I got mine last week and man I love using it make life so much easier
It took a while to get one here. I found out from the store manager that HF locations have different store ratings, A through D. A stores get new items first. D stores get them last. My local HF is a D store so it can take 6 months to a year to get new items.
Be careful about shimming. If you put something heavy on and a small area is heaviest, the table could bend down where it’s not resting on the frame. I also wouldn’t trust the 600 pound rating. 300 pounds is about equal to all the other tables like this one on the market. Don’t clamp down too hard so you don’t damage the holes and bend the table around them.
I can't think of anything that heavy I'd be welding. I've stitch welded a cracked engine block before but did it on an engine stand. I agree, I wish the holes were deeper/thicker but for the price it's not bad.
I have has mine doe a few weeks and so far I absolutely love it. I added a piece of 11gage sheet metal to the leg support to make a shelf. I also used the table to make a tray to put all the fixtures in and bolted it to the legs above the shelf I made.
Yes its great I been try get one since Christmas. Just got mine last week.
Dam you read the instructions. I didn't leave the short legs on mine . But I used them the weld some wheels on . Man I got mine last week and man I love using it make life so much easier
Klutch makes one with casters that doubles as a utility cart.
Is it the same size? I may have to pick one up and do a review on that brand as a comparison.
dang, I might need to get this.
Well done !
When you accept that it is what it is, nothing more and nothing less then it will be fine.
interesting. the fixtures actually make it.
It should be flat from the factory and level is what you make it😊
Must have . 👍💪🇺🇸🛠️
I've used mine a LOT. It speeds things up so much whereas before I'd have to build a jig or use a bunch of C clamps etc. Well worth the price.
These things are as rare as hens teeth. All 4 H.F.'s were sold out.
It took a while to get one here. I found out from the store manager that HF locations have different store ratings, A through D. A stores get new items first. D stores get them last. My local HF is a D store so it can take 6 months to a year to get new items.
I haven't found one yet
Have you been able to find one yet? All of the HF stores should carry them by now but the smaller stores usually only have 1 in stock at a time.
@lammoncustoms638 yes I did
Be careful about shimming. If you put something heavy on and a small area is heaviest, the table could bend down where it’s not resting on the frame. I also wouldn’t trust the 600 pound rating. 300 pounds is about equal to all the other tables like this one on the market. Don’t clamp down too hard so you don’t damage the holes and bend the table around them.
I can't think of anything that heavy I'd be welding. I've stitch welded a cracked engine block before but did it on an engine stand. I agree, I wish the holes were deeper/thicker but for the price it's not bad.
Too bad : nuts