I'm trying to redo my welding table, currently it is all made out of wood with a stainless steel sheet on top, it looks super ghetto and I want to redo it. I was just wondering if anybody have any pic of their welding bench/table that you could post up so I can get an idea what they actually look like.

 

nobody?

 

Sorry I don't have a pic for you.

I have a scratch & dent Craftsman workbench. I basically just took some stainless and wrapped a surface that's about 2'X2'

Works nicely for what I do, and sturdy as hell.

 

sorry the pics arent too good. but the table is 100% steel. its just "L" pieces for the "frame" with a steel top

 

I don't know who around here has Sam's club in their area (nationwide...yes?), but they have a stainless table 40" tall, 48"x30" or so in table top area. About the height of a kitchen table, stainless, all for 100 bucks. It's for kitchen uses, good for welding though also.

 

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Same welding gloves along with pvc practice cuts everywhere....lookes like a picture of my garage....

KGB...

 

Here is a link to a couple tables I made to take around with me:
http://www.importfanatix.com/p...bum=6



3/8 3' x 2' tops
2" pipe couplings
2" pipe for the legs (adjustable depending on the height I need I just screw in a different length pipe)
2" pipe caps for the feet
1/2 pipe nipple as a ground point

Super simple and strong.

 

I bought a used restaraunt prep table for $50 from a local food service supply store. Pretty much perfect for a tig table.

 

http://www.toolandfab.com/foru...t=383

 

I built a table out of 3/4" steel about 3ft deep and 5ft long with 2x3" .250 wall. Elephants could hump on it and it wont deflect or budge gotta use a forklift to move it

 

here are plans for a nice one at miller:

http://www.millerwelds.com/edu...table/

kind of big but some nice tricks on it.