Nice Job, Martin. Using scrap metal... Now you're really DIY'ing My Way!

Would not have thought of using T-Posts. Very clever!

Thanks for sharing, Martin! That's what I need. Add the shop, too...I need that!

That is the perfect size welding table in my opinion. Thanks for the video Martin😁👍🚜💨☀

Good Morning Sir, 🌞Any Welding Videos or any project From You Sir are OUTSTANDING 👌😇👍 Thank you for your updates on your Homemade Welding table Cheers 👍👍😇😇👌👌🍻🍻

Great that you are able to do your own welding Martin! My neighbour Guy keeps trying to teach me but honest, I can not see when I drop the shield. LOL. Cheers!

How's she goin'? Martin this is the kind of project I am drawn towards. The ones that we make with scrap and left overs form other shop activities. This is a great looking table. The channel for the sides and drawer are perfect eh. A great place for the grinders to hang at the ready!! Very nice and thanks for sharing. Take care!!

Nice job Martin. It’s always good to make good use of scrap.

Great use of materials. I think you mentioned in your Chipper Vid that you were going to use the shipping crate as a welding table. Thanks for including the dimensions.

Nice table Martin and free is always a great price! lol Have a good week! See ya!

nice use of materials onhand

I'd recommend getting some "retractable" casters. I have some on my workbench and they're unbelievable. Allows you to move it around when you want, and then put the legs of the table on the ground. Then you're not relying on cheap wheel locks to keep the table steady.

Yeh great! That sliding door is a nice touch. For me, I'd add locking castors to this, but yours is a nice build using whatcha got.

Nice table should work great. Cheers bud

Simply love it, Martin. Man, am I slightly envious of the nice roomy working area you have there. Maybe one day I'll get serious and build the workshop that I really want but right now all the neat ideas you and others show are giving me some nice ideas. The hardest thing I've been trying to tackle is how big of a workshop do I want vs how big of a workshop that I need. As always, I've enjoyed your video. Thanks; & a full-watch. Don 👍🏽🤠 1/22/23

If it were my table I'd put some flat bar on the sides of the drawer so that things won't fall out. Maybe put a handle on the front as well.

Thanks for sharing Martin. I wish you were my neighbor, or at least close. You do inspire me to think more. Still hurts my head however. Lol

Very nice. Its impressive that you only used scraps to make it. Well done!

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks

Nice table from scratch, but I would think the welding spatter would fall through the holes all over your tool and having the slide draw there if plasma cutting even off the edge would cover your tools. I think I would put a thin steel divider between table top and slide draw somewhere. Like your vids, you have helped me a lot with my Kubota

Nice welding table. It looks like your Easyflux welder has held up well. And, your welds have improved. Early pandemic I bought a Klutch welding table with tools for $100 on sale. Put some locking casters on it and I am all set for small jobs. Same unit today is $250 at Northern Tool.

I added a bench vice to my table.

I like your welding table and the cost! I think that casters on the legs and only cover 1/2 of the table solid and the other 1/2 make into a plasma cutting table with a water pan to cut down on the extra cleanup of using a plasma cutter with the casters you simpley turn the table around for the project at hand

I really like this guy!

I zip tied my angle grinder wrenches to their power cords. That way I never lose them, and forces me to unplug the angle grinder while swapping disks for safety.

Cool table and I don’t know how much stick welding you do but maybe add like a little rod holder for easy access for like a few rods you might be using at the time but like the table a lot

Hey Martin, Cheap is Good! A great idea for some otherwise Scrap you had laying around. Thanks for the idea. Cheers!

Very nice Martin and super handy too. Back in the early 1990’s, there was a train derailment of new Ford pickups into the Mississippi River. The cars carrying the trucks had sheets of punched aluminum to give the cars some protection. There were gobs of them that those of us who were divers cleaned up out of the river. I wish now that I would have hung onto some of that stuff from the recovery.

I bought a Titan aerator and used the shipping framework to build my welding table back in 2019 . Yours looks great compared to mine. I’m going to rework mine soon to add some of the features that you mentioned, however I did include a cut off saw and a vice in my build.

Nice job.

Your so smart

As a professional welder who has built powerplants, refineries AND robots in a fabrication shop, I think you should not skimp on your top. Spend the money to get 1/2". Get with your local fabrication shop. I guarantee they have a piece of drop that will be big enough for your table and its stored nice and flat. They may even trim it up on the CNC plasma table and cut it to your actual specs. The whole sheet was charged to a job that only used half of it, so they would be able to give you a break on the price if they wanted to.

Put two wheel on one end handles on easy move around

What welding machine you are used in this video can you elaborate a little bit more on that thank you