Hood
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It was made specifically to the dimensions of my EWM Phoenix 355 with separate wire feed unit so unlikely many would want one.
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I'm intending to build something very similar to this, I'm thinking 2.5mm thick 30mm box. Do you think that's overkill and should go thinner? Aim for the table surfaces to be 80mm wide x 3mm thick slats (with gaps between for clamps)
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I am contemplating drawing up my own and having it plasma or laser cut by someone, after seeing the quality of the ones advertised ( and ashamedly) buying one some time ago for a different welder they are absolute rubbish, I did like hoods design so would like to work something along those lines.
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Sounds good enough to me!
Hood
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what mess?
although I'm intrigued by what appears to be under/around the trolley.
is that....
*floor*???(!)
Ahhhhh, had me racking my brains for ages, that does indeed seem to be what it is, I used to have one of them.
What is this 'Floor' of which you speak?what mess?
although I'm intrigued by what appears to be under/around the trolley.
is that....
*floor*???(!)
dcocks
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Floors are overrated
tflnemesis
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Floor? Don't you mean unnassigned tool, round tuits and junk storage area? 
slim_boy_fat
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The good thing about them, is they prevent gravity sucking us all the the molten core of the Earth
, where it's too hot for welding or brazing. 
But good for preheating those larger, stubborn, projects.The good thing about them, is they prevent gravity sucking us all the the molten core of the Earth
Ashley Burton
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Whilst in the moment, The definition of a floor:
dcocks
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Looks a very clean floor tbh
Ashley Burton
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Yeah it came inside for the night, Didn't want to wake up the next day for it to be swooped away by some light fingered folk.
Al Strachan
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SKIP RAID!! They have been doing up the office next door for a few weeks, and i've been badgering the builders about passing across this if it was being skipped. Well this morning the fruits of my labour came to fruition. Shy loon's get nowt as they say.
Its huge, with lots of shelves, sides and supports. Not sure whether to cut it down (only got a Rtech 180 and cut 50 plasma), or keep it the same size and make it more like a mobile workbench. I'm sure a good read this thread will bring up some nifty ideas and inspiration.
Set of locking metal castors would be first on this list (yes, i'm eyeing up our rubbish bins
)
Its huge, with lots of shelves, sides and supports. Not sure whether to cut it down (only got a Rtech 180 and cut 50 plasma), or keep it the same size and make it more like a mobile workbench. I'm sure a good read this thread will bring up some nifty ideas and inspiration.
Set of locking metal castors would be first on this list (yes, i'm eyeing up our rubbish bins
)
