CertiFlat FabBlock Welding Table Build: Step by Step - Part 2 (Fab Rack) | MIG Monday

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Tab and Slot welding tables are modular tables that can be customized for your individual needs. At the release of this video, there is not a kit that comes with the Fab Block, Fab Rack (Legs), and the Casters; so you need to purchase them separately.
For that reason, we did a second part of this video that is dedicated to simply build the Fab Rack, after you have completed the Fab Block build. It is really easy to build the leg assembly, however we have put some tips and tricks in this video that will help you get everything right the first time. Enjoy!
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Комментарии : 70

@nltalbottgmail 7 месяцев назад

This guy does a perfect job explaining and demonstrating how to assemble the table.

@gateway8833 8 лет назад

I wish I had this quy as my instructor, reminds me of my dad. Great job, sir.

@Wild_Bill57 3 года назад

Very well hosted, edited, and presented. The ghost welding was an innovative way of speeding things up. Appreciate that a gentleman closer to my age, was demonstrating that maybe even I could tackle a project like this.

@Kevin_747 8 лет назад

Thanks for the videos. Now I want one. I have used some tab and slot produced parts in a street rod project and loved it. With all those holes in the table top gives unlimited possibilities for clamps and tooling.

@robertkennedy9618 3 года назад

You should be a teacher. Good clear instruction and practical. Bought one of these tables and man o man you’re right. It’s HEAVY. I used a front end loader with slings to rotate it. Thanks for the video

@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 6 лет назад

Always nice to have a person who knows what he is doing and have him explain it well!!

@brwnjohnnysvage7251 3 года назад

There’s is calmness when watching this guy.. bet he’s a good instructor if he’s one

@truckladders4104 8 лет назад

Great Video Adrian These are a very professional unique table no comparison to scrap yard refuges we normally make!! You are an excellent presenter/teacher you have a very easy style and are very informative You have interesting little side comments that only come from field experience Its like talking to a friend Even though we are approximately the same age and I have a lot of field experiences I find your videos fun and educational I hope you can continue. Arc on my Friend ! Thanks Jeff

@thomasjones6629 5 лет назад

I want one of these for my Everlast welders. The holes alone would be a great help getting things clamped down fast and tight.

@pmchamlee 3 года назад

Great work and comprehensive instruction. Much obliged! 🤠

@joshuamartin117 6 лет назад

I'd love to have a table like that. It would make using my powertig so much more comfortable.

@wayneblack4242 3 года назад

The host with the most, great instruction that's well delivered :)

@mertsilliker1682 7 лет назад

first time viewer, well presented, excused if without a hitch, planned, well organized. very enjoyable

@nilzlima3027 7 лет назад

that looks like a helluva project even for a first welding table. i would like to see some proving of flatness and squareness before i drop some coin on that sweet kit, can you show how flat, level and square that table is? legs too. thanks for all the videos!

@Bigtwin88 8 лет назад

Real nice table.....I want one......Thanks Don m.

@tbirdsteve1 6 лет назад

Listen to how smooth that Esab is.

@johngibbs872 8 лет назад

Great video

@bl0ckbust3r 5 лет назад

great job!

@pr8r403 8 лет назад

Thanks

@batanaikondo819 2 года назад

good work this helps a help

@roadguyser 7 лет назад

Great vid.. Love the ghost welder.

@cableup1 6 лет назад

A stick of 3/4" all thread rod, four 3/4" rod couplings and some scrap flat bar out of the boneyard and you can spin out four elevator feet that, when mounted inside the braces by welding the couplings in near each leg give you a way to relieve the casters, provide a more rock solid footing for the table and if the floor is less than perfect you can both level the table and eliminate any wibble wobble.

@BackFire10mm 2 года назад

Love the video. For tig welders or sitting welders it seems the cross leg supports would get in the way of the foot pedal and the welder's legs. Wonder if they offer a different leg set up? I will check their website for different leg support options, or just make my own. Nice job Sir. Thank you.

@lukeoforcas 3 года назад

Anyone else close their eyes when he tacks?

@plasmaman9592 4 года назад

is that hot rolled or cold rolled? I need to make a few of these but I already have a CNC so I don't want to pay someone to cut for me

@deansheldon6333 5 месяцев назад

How do you level out the table each time it is moved with the casters?

@theeggman7242 8 лет назад

I absolutely LOVE this table kit. My only gripe would be in the height of the table. To me, it seems like it would be the perfect height, without the casters....however, if I get one, I'd like to have the casters on it. Could Table and Slot create one of these kits with shorter legs to offset this added height created by using the casters? Thanks for another great video!

@mr.nobody68 5 лет назад

You can always chop the legs down by removing a section from the middle somewhere

@Joseph-vj2ph 4 года назад

Yes they will custom make legs any length you want. Just contact manufacturer.

@pr8r403 8 лет назад

Did you have to square it up or is it that precise tolerance it just fits together?

@Welddotcom 8 лет назад

Everything fit together and should be perfectly square.

@alamray 4 года назад

i just ordered one and now im worried on to flip that thing!

@brianwhitecotton6070 3 года назад

Kegs...buy the kegs and they will come....

@HisWayHomestead 3 года назад

what size is that table?

@johnc.wunscheljr2873 2 года назад

how do you buy this kit?

@AdrianHiggins83 8 лет назад

can you buy the table kits in Australia?

@Welddotcom 8 лет назад

+Adrian Higgins Yes, they ship internationally. You can get all the info at their website: tabandslot.com/

@garykarczewski6678 7 лет назад

This maybe a odd question but here it goes. How come all welding tables are made out of steel verse light and strong aluminum? Aluminum has great conductivity and would reduce weight of the table dramatically. I understand the cost is probably the main concern but to me I would much rather have a light weight table to roll around my shop than something that requires a fork lift to move.

@pvtimberfaller 6 лет назад

There are a few but since Aluminum melts at such a low temp weld berries & torches will mess up the work surface much easier plus it is so soft it will ding & wear much faster & easier than steel.

@garykarczewski6678 6 лет назад

That make sense. One could fabricate the strength areas with Aluminum and overall structure than use a thin steel over lay to prevent the "melt and berries".

@scottwillis5434 5 лет назад

Look up "thermal expansion". Aluminum expands much more than steel. The top would curl up.

@goldenboyproductions7229 7 лет назад

I've seen two types of these tables... one with the sides and without. What's the benefit of having the sides? The one without seem a lot cheaper.

@Welddotcom 7 лет назад

More fixturing capability. Also, you can get extensions that bolt to the sides if you ever want to extend the table.

@scottwillis5434 5 лет назад

Far stiffer. Take a piece of 1x lumber and lay it flat across two sawhorses. Watch it flex. Now attach a 1x3..1x6 at 90 degrees on either side. Notice how stiff it becomes.

@user-zz6bl2zm5l 5 лет назад

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@giantpune 4 года назад

Looks like you could start this project with almost zero welding experience. By the time your table was together, you'd be a pro.

@tazmankb26 4 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. Great stick weld starter project and you would get some solid experience and time behind the helmet

@mr.nobody68 5 лет назад

That's a really well thought out and engineered table but, good God, that top had a hell of a lot of support cross members. And then these spindly little chicken legs. I would be adding gussets all around the legs and their cross bars. I'm a firm believer in over building shit because you can over build it as much as you want but, you can only under build it once. That's just me though

@kohgoes 4 года назад

if you brace material enough, material does not necessarily need to be as thick and heavy, or tube as large in diameter, like the legs. This is actually better leg design than many other table/leg kits.

@rockdawg1467 7 лет назад

its a nice table but i have very little shop room

@Welddotcom 7 лет назад

They make all sizes and will do custom work as well.

@rockdawg1467 7 лет назад

thanks weld.com sorry but i got a miller fold up table i have a small two car garage if i had a bigger garage a bigger table would be the ticket i enjoy mig mondays with bob moffit i learned a lot again thanks.....

@markstevansen542 7 лет назад

I've been looking at this kind of table for my Everlast welders. I'd hate to see how much shipping slabs of steel would be though.

@rockdawg1467 7 лет назад

hey all you can do is go on their site and see i bought a miller x table cost me $300.00 it fold up bought it from cyberweld nice people good deals

@user-zz6bl2zm5l 5 лет назад

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@drew3811 6 лет назад

How tall is it??

@Joseph-vj2ph 4 года назад

40 inches

@drew3811 4 года назад

Joseph Mount thanks, if I had the memory I'd wait another 2 years to reply to you lol.

@HomineDomine 3 года назад

Whay happen with this instructor?.

@brandonschick5516 8 лет назад

good job telling people to weld the caster plates in the same direction then not doing so

@paulcasey7146 8 лет назад

I caught this also. When demonstrating, be prepared for anything to go wrong. When recording, plan that something will go wrong.

@mcplutt 5 лет назад

Who cares anyway :-)

@mr.nobody68 5 лет назад

Good eye

@jacktheaviator4938 Год назад

Sorry, but that thin plate wouldn't survive the first part being dropped by the magnet in our shop. It might be okay for light fabrication, but not anywhere near ready for big boy work.

@cannon440 2 года назад

$1439.99 delivered, OMG & you have to build it?

@NatSatFat 7 лет назад

Way too heavy, Way to fiddly to work on, probably way to expensive, better go for 1/2 or more steel and welsd some legs and supports to it.

@pvtimberfaller 6 лет назад

You obviously know nothing.

@MrSteveo357 6 лет назад

Bryn Noble 1/2 is ok if it's flat. Not flat kinda sucks.

@kohgoes 4 года назад

So, you think "1/2" or more steel" is lighter? "Too fiddly"? Maximum flatness per weight, with infinite fixturing possibilities everywhere,including built onto a vertical axis at the edges. Take your "non fiddly" "lighter 1/2 steel or more plate", and lay out a repeatable fixture pattern, in the Center of a 4-5' table in 60 seconds like you can on one of these... GO... let's see you do it