Here ya go.... http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...Band-Saw-Stand
Here ya go.... http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...Band-Saw-Stand
PowerTig 250EX
Power I-MIG 200
Power Plasma 50
It's what you learn, After you know it all, that counts!
Last edited by undercut; 06-29-2012 at 03:15 AM.
Is it OK to want to break something just so that you can weld it back together?
Everlast PowerTIG 185 Micro IGBT AC/DC Welder
I like that Jody's table is fully enclosed and has the drawer to empty it. That would help me keep the dust and dirt down in the shop a little better.
PowerTig 250EX
Power I-MIG 200
Power Plasma 50
It's what you learn, After you know it all, that counts!
Alvarez Metal Works
Syracuse/DeWitt, NY
www.alvarezmetalworks.com
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*** PowerTIG 210 EXT *** PowerPlasma 50 *** I-MIG 200 ***
If you build a table to the size you want and have a parking area for the X axis to move to out of the way you can use the table for other things too. My new table is has 4’ across and 6’ for the x axis just for that reason. I can put a half sheet on it I do not plan to cut things bigger then that. My electronics is in a moveable cabinet so when stored I can move it anywhere I want. Also put it on steel casters so it can be moved if needed. Have a cover when you want to do other things with the table space.
The water under the cutting area is to capture the sparks and this will cut down on the fumes and smoke quite a bit (90%). The water has chemicals in it to keep the rust from forming. This can be drained when you don’t need to too.
have fun
Tom
Everlast PM256
Millermatic 180
Hypertherm PowerMax 65 with machine torch
Longevity Force Cut 80I
DIY CNC table for plasma/routing
13" metal lathe
Small Mill
ect, ect.
I like the idea to keep sparks from going all over the ground. The only thing needed to be added to the design would be a fan system to pull the smoke down and have it exhaust out of the room.
Miller 252
PowerTig 250 EXT
Evolution Rage 2
48X6 inch Belt Sander w/ 9 inch Disk Sander
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