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Welding table

I didn’t think the clamps would work as well as they do. The ends are just 2” long pieces of some end cuts off some 3/4 4140 I had from a lathe project. I just used the same roll pin that came with the original foot and the tube on the end is just some 3/4 ID steel tube. The set of 4 clamps was $27 on sale
 
Thanks for the clamp tip Brent, I don't know that I'd drill the entire top but perhaps the area in the middle.
I've also thought about using Teco clamps but I can't think of a way to connect them to the table.
 
You might be able to do the same sort of 3/4 x 1” plug welded to the bottom of the TECO pad. Or make a pad with the plug for the clamp to bolt onto?
 
Some other thoughts for you @David_R8 -

when I built my table I have an adjustable shelf that you can precision level so that a cut saw or band saw can sit on the table and then be level with the table for cut support. As an additional thing you can build a couple square tube receivers that you screw to the wall and then you can put the shelf on the wall and hold your saw when not in use. Same goes for the vice if you make a stand that fits the tubing.

I can sketch you up something if you require clarification.
 
Some other thoughts for you @David_R8 -

when I built my table I have an adjustable shelf that you can precision level so that a cut saw or band saw can sit on the table and then be level with the table for cut support. As an additional thing you can build a couple square tube receivers that you screw to the wall and then you can put the shelf on the wall and hold your saw when not in use. Same goes for the vice if you make a stand that fits the tubing.

I can sketch you up something if you require clarification.
A sketch would be super helpful!
 
Does this help:

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side view of mine:
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Holy cow man
 

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Thanks [mention]Brent H [/mention]
Great drawing and pics. Very useful and definitely gives me ideas.
I need to mount a vise and a ring roller to the table but I didn’t want to bolt them to the top.


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The outer is 2” and the inner is 1-1/2” square. If you put the seam on the 2” to the side it does not interfere with a good fit.
 
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