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    I posted this on the Blacksmith sticky but decide to post here too because it has multiple uses. The base from a recycled office chair and balance of material is leftovers. Bottom shelf is full swivel with hold for hammers or whatever. The top has 5/16'' round formed for holding anything that fits , clamps , hammers, squares, etc. I wanted something to set my tools on besides welding table. Tables have a bad habit of collecting anything . I can set grinders on it or hang them on the sides. I never have enough flat surfaces.
    I'm gonna add a harbor freight 18'' magnetic strip to it too. I have a coupon for a FREE one that I'll pick up today. They really work well and the price is right.
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    Like it man, can never have too many extra tables.

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    Will you be adding cup holders?
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    Nice job! I like the design. I'm planning a grinder cart to park close at hand while I'm welding, so I may borrow some of your ideas. That would hold grinders nicely and your little tubing pieces on the corners would work great aa a place to stick the mig gun between welds. Even bettter , a non-ground place to hang the electrode clamp while stick welding.

    I love the free hf magnetic strips, I've gotten several of them. I cut one into 3" lengths and welded them to some gates I made to keep the dogs out of the bedrooms while we are not home. They like to get on the beds and get hair on them which makes my wife very angry! Anyway, the magnets made great closers for them. You can also mount them in pairs, one right above the other for heavier stuff, I have some big punches and chisels that one will hold, but not well, they tend to fall off when you bump them. A pair holds them great.
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    '' I love the free hf magnetic strips, I've gotten several of them. I cut one into 3" lengths and welded them to some gates I made to keep the dogs out of the bedrooms while we are not home. They like to get on the beds and get hair on them which makes my wife very angry! Anyway, the magnets made great closers for them. You can also mount them in pairs, one right above the other for heavier stuff, I have some big punches and chisels that one will hold, but not well, they tend to fall off when you bump them. A pair holds them great.''

    I have a bunch of them. Each strip has eight 2'' long separate magnets. I remove them and use them for lots of stuff. They work great for holding small parts and pieces of metal for artwork before tacking. I got a strip by the drill press and one by my Dremel tool. They are really handy especially when FREE !!!!

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    I'm very hesitant to EVER use the "L" word, BD1, but I LOVE it.
    Really well thought out and nice job!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BD1 View Post
    I have a bunch of them. Each strip has eight 2'' long separate magnets.
    Yeah, I realized that they were already in short pieces after I cut the one up. I will take advantage of that next time, because the don't cut very cleanly. And two inches would be plenty to hold those little gates closed.
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    Nice Table I like it. What is this free HF magnetic strip I read about? I don't recal ever seeing this product only the magnetic parts dish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by N2 Welding View Post
    Nice Table I like it. What is this free HF magnetic strip I read about? I don't recal ever seeing this product only the magnetic parts dish.
    http://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-m...der-61199.html

    and here's the coupon, good through Monday:
    http://www.hfqpdb.com/coupons/28_FRE...40427.9788.jpg
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    Thank you robin811
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    Nice job....
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    Very nice. But I think it's begging for some fire engine red paint, or powder coat. OR maybe cadmium yellow...
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    Quote Originally Posted by A_DAB_will_do View Post
    Very nice. But I think it's begging for some fire engine red paint, or powder coat. OR maybe cadmium yellow...
    THANKS everyone . I was thinking maybe FLAT BLACK ! Plain old spray can , I'm thrifty !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BD1 View Post
    THANKS everyone . I was thinking maybe FLAT BLACK ! Plain old spray can , I'm thrifty !!!
    No pearl or metal flake paint, no carpet or beaded fringe. Just a little zap(tm) of color. And you can get rattle can in colors other than flat black, I'm just sayin'...
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    Quote Originally Posted by N2 Welding View Post
    Nice Table I like it. What is this free HF magnetic strip I read about? I don't recal ever seeing this product only the magnetic parts dish.
    Here you go Tony, a VISUAL AID . There have been FREE ones NO purchase necessary but those expired a month or two ago. The strip has 8 magnets 2'' long . I removed them and use to hold piece before welding. You can use them on those horseshoe snowmen to adjust where the arms ago. They really come in handy.
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    Figures I usually always miss out on the good deals. Think I'll make an effort to purchase something really cheap to get the free magnetic strip. I use to buy the wet paint signs for .08¢ but they caught on to that and quit selling single wet paint signs
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    I like carts like that. I tossed a POS together about six months ago and haven't bothered to wrap, finish or make the metal drawers. My Makita dry slice is on it and the drawers are full of layout tools. Someday. I guess when the rain sets in hard.I'm not one to NOT finish something but money comes first. Now wifey comes first.....for a bit. Gotta get her fixed up. Then I (We)ROLL again.
    She can make morons at supply houses cringe. Shiite gets happenin' quick !

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    Did not know they accepted coupons via smart phone images. Thanks for the coupon image Bob Going their in a bit when I drop my lady off down the street at the grocier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by N2 Welding View Post
    Did not know they accepted coupons via smart phone images. Thanks for the coupon image Bob Going their in a bit when I drop my lady off down the street at the grocier.
    Take the Lady to HF too and use one of the NO PURCHASE COUPON . Check out this site and see if there's anything you need.
    http://www.hfqpdb.com/

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    That's pretty handy Bob. You could put beer on it too lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by 7A749 View Post
    That's pretty handy Bob. You could put beer on it too lol
    Yea, my mini fridge will fit on the top shelf and I'll still have access to my goodies !!!!

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    Thanks again Bob. I did bring my lady and ended up paying for one roll of electrical tape and getting the '25 tape measure and the 18" magnetic tool strip for free. Her son in his Junior year HS had a guest speaker from Tulsa Welding School today in his Ag Mechanics class. The speaker gave him a nice computer monitor rag which he gave to me I think I will use it for either the welding helmet or the screen on the Rebel.

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    Very nice job! I like the lower pivoting shelf & hammer rack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BD1 View Post
    THANKS everyone . I was thinking maybe FLAT BLACK ! Plain old spray can , I'm thrifty !!!
    Grab a can of this if you can find it.....

    It's my new favorite rattle can... flows nice,looks great... supposedly gas resistant too.

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    nice work. you can't have too many tables. i like how you braced the repurposed chair support.
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