Welding Table. 20" adjustable height.
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cmyoung2
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Very good idea. The screw looks like leveling legs for scaffold, if you could find another "nut", you would have a locking device to keep it from turning while you work.
That might been a good idea before it was welded on both ends.....lol.
No thanx. That is above my pay grade......lol.
Lelandwelds
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It's hard to watch a five minute youtube clip!
What? No power? No hydraulics? No complicated clamping stuff? No Arduino controlled nuclear grade weirdness?
I only see stuff like this on the internet. I saw another one that had a scissor jack and sliding square tube inside another sq tube. I kinda liked what you started with. Needs an umbrella.
Glad to see you're training a new helper.
What? No power? No hydraulics? No complicated clamping stuff? No Arduino controlled nuclear grade weirdness?
I only see stuff like this on the internet. I saw another one that had a scissor jack and sliding square tube inside another sq tube. I kinda liked what you started with. Needs an umbrella.
Glad to see you're training a new helper.
sdquick
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I like it! Maybe a 2 piece shaft lock color on the threads to keep it in place?
Lelandwelds
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I like to see the youngster getting involved. Especially wearing gloves, safety glasses, and shoes.
LOL !!! I dont know about all those gadgets, but we like ours.
He needs something to do and no one never showed me how to do the things I show him. Might only be a few minutes here and there, but he can say he did it.
:thumbsup: I always tell him safety first.
