t-giving weekend project

Not a Jeep but sort of related and definatly a fabrication. I was in need of a table and wanted somthing that would be square and level and stay that way. I have more work to do to it but have other projects to get done. I have a peice of 1/2" plate on it for now so I can use it.

Anders

 

Wow. How much does that weigh? Is it difficult to move by yourself? I could use one of those in my shop!

 

You planning on assembling battleships? Talk about overkill... looks just like something I'd come up with R)

Good Job

 

gonna put a motor on it so it can move under it's own power? good job

 

I like it... Good Work...

 

Now thats a table! I like it!

 

Looks sweet

 

Sheesh, you planning on opening a vet clinic for rhinos and elephants? OMG!!!! Let me guess, you had the material laying around.....

 

[Tim allen voice] arg arg arg arg [/Tim allen voice]

 

Definately bullet proof, actually bomb proof!!

 

It's gonna double as a mobile storm shelter.

 

I've been to his place... and I'd bet that that was exactly the case.

 

You should speak with FEMA, I think they need durable shelters... R)

 

Well I got the material for free, so close enough to having it laying around. It's not to bad to move around once you get it moving. I think I may end up putting some heavier casters on it (it does weigh a fair amount and I'm not done yet). It's kind of overkill but I wanted something that would stand the test of time (I'm kind of hard on equipment). I have built a few in the past with half the support and could flex them while striagthening some thing out. Thanks for all the compliments. It will be a while before I get back to working on it but here are some pics of it as of last night already in use.

 

Wow - nice table, and nice selection of fabrication tools. I'm jealous.

 

I like it, portable frame straightening rack, hydraulic tube bending jig,
table to store that unused D9 dozer on.
Severe case of overkill, but hey the material was free and ya can't beat that with a stick.

 

Very cool! If you've got the materials and the space for it, why not? Sure ain't gonna break it. I think I'd round off some of those sharp corners though, looks like some shin-busters.