1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

1 1/2" flat stock and 2" square tubing and some wide steel panels; whatcha making?

 

Cool project for him and the girlfriend; that's a great idea.

 

Do you still use your infinity table in the garage? I really liked how that design looks

 

It's been living outside in the backyard under the covered patio.

Became somewhat a 'catch all' considering I just brought in my screwdriver that's been out there for a week now

Steph keeps her watering jug on it, and I tend to put stuff on top when I was working on the yard.

The stain on the wood has held up, and since I painted it all around it's holding up great even after all the rain it got hit with.

 

The table that's stayed in the garage is that tiny one that's about 2' tall.



The square tube on the right turned out to be the perfect height so I can use it as a rest for anything that hangs off the table.

Made the table out of scrap metal that was left in class. The top is 1/8" thick steel, 6" wide, and about 18" long.

Go 4 pieces wide and it's a total of 24" wide.

Square tube legs were scrap pieces from work.

 

When I've got time and my back ain't killing me, I think I may hit up that yard again where I got cheap steel.

Buy some square tubing, and use that for my table so I can yank out the HF table that takes space in the middle.

 

The amount of light in the house now is insane. The door is on the south side so it lights up really well. Cant wait to redo the kitchen with lighter colored stuff now.

 

I'm happy for you, really.

I get excited as hell over small things I do in the house; your project was a big one so I bet you're beyond ecstatic.

And you get to let the pup out even easier now!

 

Yes. That was a driving factor to get this done before cold weather hits. When its 15 degrees out I don't have to go out with her haha.

 

But wait, there’s more!

 

Damn, over 5' wide!

WHATCHA MAKING?!

 

I feel like you're making a welding table.

Possibly with 2-3 sheets of 1/8" - 3/16" to make a thicker table top.

 

As much as I would love to make a welding table, theres no where to park it in this garage and still have room for actual projects.

This is stuff for finishing the trailer and adding a boat rack to it.

 

Or a night stand with a nice little night light.

 

Repair the generator.

Run said generator to power night light.

Generator doubles as a sleep aid

 

Carbon Monoxide is the *best* sleep aid.

 

'Deepest sleep you'll ever get, I guarantee it!'

 

@Blue92

Those blankets made it.

Didn't realize they were being marketed as emergency use.

 

@Kwikvette @Wulf

 

Hes gonna pressure wash it tomorrow once its dry, but other than caulk and paint everything on the outside is done.




Now I get to try my hand at drywall on the inside.