Made this trolley a few weeks ago.

[Exuptoy]

Looking on ebay site and thought I could save myself £50+

I had some old rusty dexion shelving here which looked to be the right size to accept a hobby welder and the shallow brace plate looked to be about right for the brace pieces on the trolley.

This is what I ended up with.

All painted up and awaiting wheels.

All finished with my old Clarke set on it which I have just sold.

Total cost = FREE!

 

[jonjoe]

why is the welder always tipping backwards?

nice job by the way

 

[Welderpaul]

I bought one of those. They are really flimsy. Mind we have a 20kg tig and cooler sat on the top and a full size bottle on the back. Not worth the money they sell for. Yours looks a bit more rigid.

Welders tip back on the shelf to give better visibility/access to the controls on the front

 

[Exuptoy]

Cheers guys. I slotted the braces so I had to slide in the shelf then welded it all so it does feel substantial. I even had the wheels in my cupboard of junk in the garage. Lol. I never throw anything away.

 

[Robotstar5]

Put some "Clarke" stickers on and no one will know the difference

 

[stuvy]

Put some "Clarke" stickers on and no one will know the difference

take it to a shop and ask for a refund, you never know you might get £50

 

[Exuptoy]

I like your thinking! 2 other devious members besides me!

 

[stuvy]

I like your thinking! 2 other devious members besides me!

TAKE THAT BACK YOUNG MAN!!!!

we are not devious, were just resourceful

 

[Exuptoy]

 

[barny]

why is the welder always tipping backwards?

nice job by the way

I think it's to make using the interface easier from a standing position.