United StatesI bought this for my son as a Christmas present - he stated that he was very happy with it. He's still configuring his workshop; he said he will look into other products you offer and may buy additional items from you.
United StatesI’m 78 & just getting into welding with my new Miller 211. Found it easy to assemble & weld together. Came out nice & flat. Haven’t used it yet.I live in northern VT & waiting for weather to warm a little.
United StatesI am really proud of my new welding table. It’s the perfect size for my garage shop. It went together easily and with the table leg package I can move it around when necessary and there was enough space underneath for me to put a tool cabinet to store welding tools and supplies. Best of all it is very solid, flat and all of the holes will make clamping things a breeze.
United StatesFirst, I'm a hobby-level welder, with TIG as my favorite method. There are a number of videos out there that give their spin on table assembly: I found the best one to be Dave's from ~2015. For convenience and cost, I used the assembly strap kit with bolts to clamp the ribs and table, welding with my AHP TIG welder. As a key point was to minimize heat input into the table, I ran 1/2" long beads (vs 3/4") at the rib intersections and I also spot welded the gap in the cross ribs before flipping the table to weld it to the ribs. The result was ~0.020-0.025" crown in the table top in the cross direction only; length wise was flat within a few thousands. No problem, I'll just use a bottle jack and tweek the center down to adjust the crown. That welded table top has VERY impressive strength, a lot more than I expected! In the end I got the table flat within 0.010 and developed confidence in its ability to improve the outcome of my fab projects. Certiflat PROTOP - 24"X36" - WELDING TABLE
First, I'm a hobby-level welder, with TIG as my favorite method. There are a number of videos out there that give their spin on table assembly: I found the best one to be Dave's from ~2015. For convenience and cost, I used the assembly strap kit with bolts to clamp the ribs and table, welding with my AHP TIG welder. As a key point was to minimize heat input into the table, I ran 1/2" long beads (vs 3/4") at the rib intersections and I also spot welded the gap in the cross ribs before flipping the table to weld it to the ribs. The result was ~0.020-0.025" crown in the table top in the cross direction only; length wise was flat within a few thousands. No problem, I'll just use a bottle jack and tweek the center down to adjust the crown. That welded table top has VERY impressive strength, a lot more than I expected! In the end I got the table flat within 0.010 and developed confidence in its ability to improve the outcome of my fab projects. Certiflat PROTOP - 24"X36" - WELDING TABLE
