Ultimate Welding Cart with Folding Table Extension 

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Thank you very much! It’s a bit heavier than i would like to roll around when working outdoors. I might downgrade to a smaller tank though.

@@Ollaris Yes, I completely understand what you say about the weight! My main table is 39" X 48" (w/o ext) and very heavy to move around, even with good castors. Each extension gives me another 3' on both sides (totaling 10' in overall length for large jobs) but adds a lot more weight. That was why I decided to make them slide out instead of folding, but I really do like the compact folding design of yours. Since it's such a beast to push around, I also made a 2' X 3' top (1/4" thick) that quickly fastens to my Harbor Freight 1,000 lb lift table, and that's often what I use for smaller jobs. It works great, moves around easily, I can set the table at any height I want, and when I'm done I just remove the top and store it out of the way on my lumber cart. I find myself using this one way more than I ever thought I would because it's so handy, and if I'm working on a taller project, I just drop the table and it makes everything so much easier to reach. I'm looking forward to seeing what you build with your new anvil and table.

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es mas facil con hilo ?? porque no uso 6013??

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Here are pics. I moved the feet out for stability and added a second table. instagram.com/p/CEnP2w9DmuL25CeQrFDJ1PiG4CRJ-0LDf3QANw0/?igshid=w933wxaihc8k

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Thank you very much. It might be not ideal for you in this particular hight and weight. It’s pretty heavy but i think you could alter the design to make it a bit lower and maybe with a smaller bottle. I think you could use the space underneath to get closer with your wheelchair. And im sure you could fold out the table part if you make it a bit lighter as well.

@@Ollaris thank you yes I was thinking the same thing I'll just get smaller square tubing and make it to my hight 32-34" . I have done many drawings of just the table I like the set up for the welder your right I probably won't have the bottles but I will make a spot for them just in case. I'll find some good casters for the table. There is a store in Berkeley California just for industrial casters they have all types of wheels. I have a place for the table but if I need to move it to a diffrent location I want to be able to move it. I see other people making welding table but they need a Crain to move them. I don't want my welding table like that. I know what you mean about the small table being heavy. It's like my GMC Suburban tail gate it is very heavy to lift even the back door over the tail gate with the window very heavy to lift I couldn't lift it because I was sitting to low.

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