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  • #16
    Originally posted by projectPONY View Post
    a thicker top will handle the heat better without warping on you as you weld. warping will give you untrue fitment of what your welding. I've seen this first hand on a welding table that only had a 1/4" top. halfway through the welding process the table got a bow in the middle and buddy couldn't clamp it down properly anymore. IMO, if your table is not too large the minimum thickness should be 3/8".
    Gotcha, I have never had this issue but I have never used a table like that before either, thanks for the explanation.
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    • #17
      Here is a high dollar table. We have about 5 of these at work

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Matt View Post
        Here is a high dollar table. We have about 5 of these at work

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        • #19
          Bluco.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by mk5.0 View Post
            http://www.jmrmfg.com/featured-tools...cation-tables/

            too nice for a fab shop.

            more like something for someones garage...

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            I got one of them POS x275 88mm's sitting on the work bench. Come get it.
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            • #21
              For those interested, I just noticed eastwood came out with their own version of a fixturing welding table. Looks like an ok piece for almost a decent price. IMO the top is too thin at 11ga, especially with that many fixturing holes punched into it.

              Fixturing and Setup Table
              http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-setup-fixturing-table.html
              For fixturing and securing flat plates, rect. and square tubing, components.


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              • #22
                Nice table a guy built over on the welding web forum.



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                https://www.youtube.com/user/Justice9111/videos?view_as=public


                Another one from garage journal



                Fabrication / Fixture Table I built
                http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=210675&highlight=fabrication+table
                I though I would make a post since a few people were PM'ing asking questions. The table is 3 feet x 5 feet. The work surface is roughly 39 inches from the floor. The top is 1/2" thick. The top was CNC Laser cut. The slots are 5/8" wide to accept standard toe clamps used on milling machines...
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