Honestly brother, that’s a great little table. From a boiler makers point of view, I would invest in some ceramic spray and give the table a coat when you are going to weld on there. Will save you having to grind spatter off and will increase the longevity of the tables flatness. Ceramic spray will also wipe right off with a rag. We use it at work.
Awesome, thanks for the heads up. I’ll definitely have a look for some. And longevity is the goal, I don’t want to build one of these again in the near future. Ha ha. 😀
Nice build. It’s a year later, but a few comments. Nice dog. She shouldn’t be allowed anywhere you’re welding or she will become a blind dog at some point. Interesting that at first I wasn’t happy you were butting the beams flat under the table, but then I realized that those were the sides and not the top.made them vertical. I suggest putting another copper work clamp rod on the opposite corner of the table. It’s best to have that as close as practical to the point of welding.
That table looks great!!😮 awesome job!!👍🏻
Thanks for the kind comment mate. 😀
Great job! This will be a great addition!
Thanks mate, well worth the effort. 😀
this is such a great project! well done to you!!!
Thanks so much for your support. I’m glad you liked the video. 😀
Awesome dude came up really well!
Thanks mate. 😀😀
Honestly brother, that’s a great little table. From a boiler makers point of view, I would invest in some ceramic spray and give the table a coat when you are going to weld on there. Will save you having to grind spatter off and will increase the longevity of the tables flatness. Ceramic spray will also wipe right off with a rag. We use it at work.
Awesome, thanks for the heads up. I’ll definitely have a look for some. And longevity is the goal, I don’t want to build one of these again in the near future. Ha ha. 😀
Wow good job on the table bud the blue paint looks great on it too.
Thanks for your kind words. 😀😀
@@ProjectDIYOz Your welcome bud I hope it serves you well in the long run.
Nice build. It’s a year later, but a few comments. Nice dog. She shouldn’t be allowed anywhere you’re welding or she will become a blind dog at some point. Interesting that at first I wasn’t happy you were butting the beams flat under the table, but then I realized that those were the sides and not the top.made them vertical. I suggest putting another copper work clamp rod on the opposite corner of the table. It’s best to have that as close as practical to the point of welding.