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welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 12:58 pm
by NYWELDERJim
Hello guys,
Anyone have an experience with Certiflat welding tables from a company called Tab and Slot? Link to their site attached below. They require DIY welding to assemble and look like a sturdy design.
weldtables.com/.../copy-of-3x4-large-heavy-duty-welding-table-top-kit- certiflat-by-tab-slot-u-weld
Thanks!!!
Jim
Re: welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 1:54 pm
by WerkSpace
It would be very difficult to assess a company
that has been in business for less than a year.
Tab and Slot, LLC© 2015
24760 Ulysses Ct. NE
Isanti, Minnesota 55040
Tel: (651) 800-4877
Text: (651) 800-4877
Fax: (651) 389-9300
E-mail:
Admin@TabandSlot.com
NYWELDERJim wrote:Hello guys, Anyone have an experience with Certiflat welding tables from a company called Tab and Slot? Link to their site attached below. They require DIY welding to assemble and look like a sturdy design.
weldtables.com/.../copy-of-3x4-large-heavy-duty-welding-table-top-kit- certiflat-by-tab-slot-u-weld Thanks!!! Jim
Re: welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 4:20 pm
by Poland308
I don't see on there web site the specs for the table. Like how thick are the tops. It looks like there are lots of interlocking pieces that should give it lots of strength but it might be a challenge to not warp it as you weld it together.
Re: welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 4:31 pm
by rick9345
Poland308 wrote:I don't see on there web site the specs for the table. Like how thick are the tops. It looks like there are lots of interlocking pieces that should give it lots of strength but it might be a challenge to not warp it as you weld it together.
Pro Series Table Kits are build from tough 3/16" Hot Rolled Pickled & Oiled Steel using state of the art CNC Laser Cutting technology for an exceptional fit-up. (copied from web site)
Video says 3/16 thick top, I think it is all 3/16
Re: welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 10:10 pm
by Poland308
3/16 will probably make a solid table. I'd go slow on the assembly process to make sure it stays flat. I saw a guy warp a 8in x 8 in x 1/2in mounting plate by welding a 2x2x1/4 square tube in the center.
Re: welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 10:12 pm
by Poland308
You may try a farm or shop auction. Sometimes you get lucky and find one no one else wants to haul away.
Re: welding table
Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2015 9:27 pm
by NYWELDERJim
Thanks folks, I am looking and shopping around for a good table. Trouble is i am running out of room in my tiny shop and having no luck converting the living room into a living shop.
Jim
Re: welding table
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 9:23 pm
by hey_allen
Did you ever find this video on YouTube?
I stumbled across it today while looking for something else, and it's the review from an owner who bought a couple of the heavier tables (1/4" steel from his comments) , and filmed the process of assembling the second one.
https://youtu.be/31L4VTfFH1A
Re: welding table
Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2015 8:15 pm
by LtBadd
hey_allen wrote:Did you ever find this video on YouTube?
I stumbled across it today while looking for something else, and it's the review from an owner who bought a couple of the heavier tables (1/4" steel from his comments) , and filmed the process of assembling the second one.
https://youtu.be/31L4VTfFH1A
Great find, I recommend visiting their website as well.
http://weldtables.com/