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That's wicked awesome I was thinking about trying to make one myself but without a mag drill trying to drill all those holes seems like all kinds of trouble.

 

I was going to do the same thing but with the price of steel, cost of drill bits and time, I don't think its worth it lol. Ill be buying one as well from them. My dad has a block in his shop and its great to work with.

 

That table sure does look nice, but I'm from the school of solid tops. I like tack welding my projects to the table.

 

Haha thanks man. I coated the last couple slider adapters that I did in bedliner paint and you can barely see the welds anymore . Haha oh well

Yeah it’s pretty cool. Making one would be cool but for the price of everything you get this was way more worth it.

I got the 2x3 table with legs and casters and the 3x4 table legs and casters for $1060 shipped to my door.

I have a lot of aluminum frames that I have to make coming up and the jig table will definitely help me keep things more flat and square.

There is a dude on YouTube that I saw take one of these tables and modify the legs to where it pivots and folds up so that he can store it along the wall. I’ll try to find it for you

 

@DoorDing

Here is the video. Last couple mins you see the table in a more pivoted up position. I think the guy says it saves him like 12”-18” of floor space that way. Which in a small/packed garage is a lot!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JMWsqrWk_l8

 

Careful measuring, layout, fine point prick punch, good eye for square, and patience will work.

 

Just need to clamp a piece of peg board to the plate and center punch. No measuring needed.

Still, would be a lot of work.

 

I used to use a small tank like that. Went to a bigger 125 and the exchange price was less for the bigger tank. Go figure 3x the gas and cost less.

 

You were trained differently than I was.

 

LOL.

The best would be to have a machine shop do it, but if you gotta do it old school, might as well take a short cut if you can.

 

There were some benefits from attending the Catholic school of fine metalwork with Sister Gwendolyn, 10th level master of the 18 inch ruler in charge. She excelled at enforcing the benefits of precision in ones work.

 

I just love this vid.

 

I wanna be just like him when I grow up!!

 

I like the part "from broken hearts, egg shells and spider webs"

 

I like “strictly cash, no tax, no tracks”

 

^Hoo yeah!

 

Yes. Please.

 

Love my table from them!

 

Awesome!! You feel like it’s solid enough? Was a little worried that it’s only a 3/16” tol but with slotted ribs underneath i feel like it would give it a ton of rigidity