Have to add that this is great for a number of reasons. I currently have (project) a welding table and was contemplating drilling holes for clamps. With your table, there's no need! There's room enough between the 'slats' to use a clamp. That's a BIG plus! Thanks again - Ada. Oklahoma USA
Great build! I think I'd also add a shelf across the leg braces to store all the welding related accessories, including the welder itself. So you can have a self contained welding cart.
Scratch 689 yea you know his table isnt gnna break a weld, finally someone who dont use a tinker toy thats ment for body welding on some nice thick tubing
TheRolfano : Literally the first 20 seconds of video. Adjust heights, lengths, etc. according to your needs, determine the qty., and check your local pricing. Every one of these types of videos have people in the comments wanting free plans basically and a price to build, which can vary significantly across different regions and as time passes. Let the overall design be your guide to making your OWN custom table to YOUR needs.
@@juliantoth5873 Thanks! But that's not what I meant really. He builds the table top from the ground. If the ground is not perfectly straight, then the table top is warped. You see what I mean?
Nice table, i like the idea. Did you ever fully weld the top tubes, or did you just leave them tack welded? I'm guessing maybe you wanted to leave them as easily replaceable. Also, with that big of a span between the legs, and no cross supports, have you noticed any sag over time? Thanks!
This is the best DIY welding table what im see👍👍 You are inspired me to make my own like yours. What is accurated a top?? Im want make like yours but im want use 100x20x2mm tubing and make 14 mm extra hols😊 Im Tig welder and iam make small constructions like garden benches,tables,flower stand etc. Plus some aluminium and stainless steel small jobs. Chears
Thanks for your positive comment !!! Its not good idea to use 100x20mm its better to use 100x30mm because the heat of welding can give a bent on tubing and if you want to be sure you can use 3 or 4 mm tubing If you are not a beginner you know what im saying. This table is useful for everyone whos make stuff at Home .
This is a great build to be sure and I will probably be building it myself however I'm not really sure if the phrase "low budget" is a proper description. I mean it's less than the cost of a store bought table the same size but pricing it out quick and even using hot rolled mild steel it's a bit pricey.
Hmm, here where i live, this would be around €50-€100 worth of materials. I'd use hot rolled square steel too, just make sure it's 3mm+ thick or it will warp from heat. If you want to save some money you could use either used tubing, worksites often have some from when they rip up scaffolding or you could use old car leaf springs for the top but that's not really a begginer project, you'll probably need an acetylene torch and other heavy duty equipment.
Hello I enjoyed your video good work. I have a question How many amps did you use and what diameter of electrode is it ? Also what thickness of material is it ?
I had a customer who wanted me to make a welding table like yours and he wanted it painted Red. I told him numerous times that welding tables are not meant to be painted at all and he won't be able to get a good ground / weld if he paints any parts of it. Well He insisted, I paint it and low and behold, he complained about what I said what would happen. So he wanted me to strip all of the paint off and at an extra charge I did and now he's happy. Point being, although it looks nice, it's not very practical to paint any parts of a welding/ fabrication table.
Its big mistake to paint working surface on welding table. If anyone want to paint the top have to try high temperature color but I m not sure if its work. I didn't paint the top because I have stick welding and I need to clean the spatter after every work. Thanks for your comment patrick.
I cant speak for him, but but the last shop i was working in we had places where the floor was off by 1.5" over 3'. you can never have too much adjustment
It's halarious to see people who think they need a 100 holes in the top or 20 slats to be a hip & cool welder. It makes NO sense where it might be handy 1-time to drop parts in there & lose em.
Have to add that this is great for a number of reasons. I currently have (project) a welding table and was contemplating drilling holes for clamps. With your table, there's no need! There's room enough between the 'slats' to use a clamp. That's a BIG plus! Thanks again - Ada. Oklahoma USA
Great build! I think I'd also add a shelf across the leg braces to store all the welding related accessories, including the welder itself. So you can have a self contained welding cart.
Great job. Darlington, South Carolina USA
Great work 👏
Great table. I’m a newbie welder and this WILL be my first table. Thanks for the vid.
Thank you !
If you are new welder its not the best idea to start with welding table but I wish you good luck.
Nicely done table. When I make mine I will be using my everlast mig welder. I don't think I've got the patience to stick weld a table like that.
hello my friend
thanks for sharing your video!
i will make this one too!
nice. Learning myself and this will probably be my first project
147 x 80 sounds like an ideal handy size to wiz around the workshop for particular tasks.
Thanks for the video! Just made my first table following your lead 👍
Great Job!
Nice table mate. I'd probably put a shelf or two underneath for putting tools and or waiting jobs or owt.
Love it, thank you so much! I'll try to make one like yours for me as I'm a newbie welder. Greetings!
Some good ideas. Instead of masking the top, just turn the table upside down on some cardboard and paint it that way.
Finally a stick welded table!
Scratch 689 yea you know his table isnt gnna break a weld, finally someone who dont use a tinker toy thats ment for body welding on some nice thick tubing
@@CinematicMajor223 yeah that's true
Agree
Bigdaddy Mac 14 gauge tubing is thick tubing?
Chris Lockwood in all fairness the square tube could be 11 ga. But I’m with you, I do not consider that thick. I used mig on mine like everyone else.
Bravo,SUPER
Excelente!!! Saludos desde Santiago de Chile
I weld stuff on my channel and this project is on my to do list. Nice build.
Parts list would be very nice. Wonder how much this would cost to build?
TheRolfano : Literally the first 20 seconds of video. Adjust heights, lengths, etc. according to your needs, determine the qty., and check your local pricing. Every one of these types of videos have people in the comments wanting free plans basically and a price to build, which can vary significantly across different regions and as time passes. Let the overall design be your guide to making your OWN custom table to YOUR needs.
excellent table....thank you......congratulations......from mexico
Muchas Gracias!
Thanks for the video! How do you make sure it is straight though? Do you rely on the floor to be perfectly flat and even?
He made the casters adjustable with the big nuts, even if ground not level you still get the table perfectly level.
@@juliantoth5873 Thanks! But that's not what I meant really. He builds the table top from the ground. If the ground is not perfectly straight, then the table top is warped. You see what I mean?
Great video now a new subscriber looking forward to going through your videos thanks for sharing all the best
Thank you !
Very nice
you did a great job!
Nice table, i like the idea. Did you ever fully weld the top tubes, or did you just leave them tack welded? I'm guessing maybe you wanted to leave them as easily replaceable. Also, with that big of a span between the legs, and no cross supports, have you noticed any sag over time? Thanks!
Looks nice mate.
Well done!
Thank you very much Tuomas!
I saw your stove and decided to do exactly the same very cool turned out very well done you
Awesome work man 👍👍
Very cool
i would leave the box sections you welded up open, can store long stock in there
Or just store welding rods or pens/markers while welding for quick access
Great video thanks
What machine and what electrode you using? Just curious
This is the best DIY welding table what im see👍👍 You are inspired me to make my own like yours. What is accurated a top?? Im want make like yours but im want use 100x20x2mm tubing and make 14 mm extra hols😊 Im Tig welder and iam make small constructions like garden benches,tables,flower stand etc. Plus some aluminium and stainless steel small jobs.
Chears
Thanks for your positive comment !!! Its not good idea to use 100x20mm its better to use 100x30mm because the heat of welding can give a bent on tubing and if you want to be sure you can use 3 or 4 mm tubing If you are not a beginner you know what im saying. This table is useful for everyone whos make stuff at Home .
Здравствуйте, мне очень нравится ваше произведение и ваша работа, это Классно!!!!!! Можно узнать какие размеры стола и профиля, спасибо большое!!!!!!
Going the long way with an arc
Nice build! What rod are you using and what size is it?
Thanks again for the video - what spacing did you use for the bars on the top looks around 25mm or 1" in USA ?
Do you have the plans for this table to share? This would make a nice welding table for our farm shop.
Do you have a cutting list?
Since the top doesn't have adjustment screws, did it turn out to be flat enough?
Dumb question but how do you physically adjust the legs to increase/decrease height?
Well, I need a welding table like this, i''ve got to put my planer thicknesser under it, that' ll suit well my needs, 👍
MIG and TIG is cool but that stick work is awesome!! Something pure and simple about it. Love the acetylene stuff too but kinda slow.
What size welding rod are you using?
Nice table what thickness of materials you used and spacing between the rectangular tubing on top
Thanks man !
I have the dimensions in the description .
This is a great build to be sure and I will probably be building it myself however I'm not really sure if the phrase "low budget" is a proper description. I mean it's less than the cost of a store bought table the same size but pricing it out quick and even using hot rolled mild steel it's a bit pricey.
Hmm, here where i live, this would be around €50-€100 worth of materials.
I'd use hot rolled square steel too, just make sure it's 3mm+ thick or it will warp from heat.
If you want to save some money you could use either used tubing, worksites often have some from when they rip up scaffolding or you could use old car leaf springs for the top but that's not really a begginer project, you'll probably need an acetylene torch and other heavy duty equipment.
what kind of rod were you burning? 6011? 7018? thickness?
How did you take this table together? Using AC....?
Muito top fabricação
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Straight or reverse polarity?
why tubes and not slats for the top?
What rod size and amperage are you using
What guage is that?
Thank you. I will make mine as yours.
What is the distance between the profile pipes of the countertop?
Painting welding table surface?
Hello I enjoyed your video good work. I have a question How many amps did you use and what diameter of electrode is it ?
Also what thickness of material is it ?
Размеры стола можно?
What rod did you use? 6010 or 6011?
Hi, what spacing did you use between the tubes on the table top? Nice table!
could be the other side of the tube
Hello,
Could you tell me please which the space between the top tubes?
I think its 3cm.
@@MaverickProjectsOfficial ok Graçias.
where did you buy those caster wheels? if you have any web link or details about it, please share it.
Steel is so expensive. Cannot afford these kind of projects
What is your rod using?
I had a customer who wanted me to make a welding table like yours and he wanted it painted Red. I told him numerous times that welding tables are not meant to be painted at all and he won't be able to get a good ground / weld if he paints any parts of it. Well He insisted, I paint it and low and behold, he complained about what I said what would happen. So he wanted me to strip all of the paint off and at an extra charge I did and now he's happy. Point being, although it looks nice, it's not very practical to paint any parts of a welding/ fabrication table.
Its big mistake to paint working surface on welding table. If anyone want to paint the top have to try high temperature color but I m not sure if its work. I didn't paint the top because I have stick welding and I need to clean the spatter after every work. Thanks for your comment patrick.
@@MaverickProjectsOfficial not to mention the fact that any welding splatter will stick to the painted surfaces. Great build though.
He can paint all the table red only difference will be he has to ground the part he is welding and not the table which is impractical
Who wants to weld and pays to other to make a table to weld??
duck that guy
What was the cost of material?
How much did the top cost?
Richtig gute Arbeit 👍 würdest du die ganzen Maße und Abstände zur Verfügung stellen?
Gruß Marco
how "low" budget was this build?
try looking on ebay for job lot steel, be surprised how much cheap steel is on there in big quantities
Damn he must be on ac with it turned pretty low or has a herz adjuster
That’s what i was thinking sounds like AC looks a bit like it too
I wondered the same thing. Must be AC.
You must weld on some very uneven ground, those wheels had heaps of adjustment. Good job!
They would be perfect for my basement shop. It's like the surface of the moon down there.
I cant speak for him, but but the last shop i was working in we had places where the floor was off by 1.5" over 3'. you can never have too much adjustment
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Are these nuts that you were welding to the base of the legs zink plated? Ever heard of a metal fume fever?
Beginner here. My stick welding skill is horrible. Result looks like some kind of horrible disease grown on the metal.
Practice, practice and more practice. Get to know your machine. Clean the material prior.
Ok
It's halarious to see people who think they need a 100 holes in the top or 20 slats to be a hip & cool welder. It makes NO sense where it might be handy 1-time to drop parts in there & lose em.