What You Should Expect With a Fireball Tool FA75 Fixture Welding Table - Unboxing and Full Assembly 

Awesome! Exited to see what you build with it!

Awesome table. My favorite part of the video was seeing the kid run the skidsteer! Start'em early.

Congratulations on your new welding table! Your son will be able to hand it down to your grandson, I would not be surprised to see your great grandson using it too. It's Made in America!

Bolt a clevice to side of table and set on its side. Attach legs. Bolt the clevice to top of table and flip over on legs. Thank you for the video

That's definitely a Very Sturdy, Welding Table. I'm sure it came with a decent price tag attached. But, IF you have a need for table like this. The price starts to become less important. I'm sure it will be a real asset in your shop 👍

May space is maxed out at the moment, but we are moving into a bigger house soon. One of these will be in the new house. What a beauty! So functional it makes welding fun again. Without a decent table, I struggle so much.

Good job, Derrick. When you fly solo, your problem-solving abilities will improve.

Nice job. I just went through this with a much smaller Sigmund table that’s 3 x 4 and weighs “only” 500 pounds. Fortunately I was able to use my stacker that lifts 880 pounds. Otherwise, your experience mirrors my own. I needed to take the same steps you did, and it also took me several hours. Getting the pallet off the bottom corners was the most difficult and time consuming thing. I had to push the top off the side of the pallet and saw the end off with my electric chain saw, then do the same to the other side. Then I could lift it enough to put the legs on. It’s interesting but it seems that none of these manufacturers give even one page of instructions. My problem is that there is a circle of holes on a ledge on the bottom, like yours, but only two are used with 16mm bolts. It was fun figuring out which holes were the right ones. Enjoy your table.

You know it's a great welding table when your out of breath unpacking the legs lol .... Congratulations on the table

I wish I had a shop so that I could own such a great table. Well done Sir, and your Son has exceptional skills in that little Cat. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

Man are lucky! Years from now that will still be a desirable set up

Very nice video! I'm sure that table will come in very handy. Lord knows I wouldn't mind having one here in the smithy. If I might make a suggestion, get a copy of the Ashley Book of Knots. Over the years, I've seen a consistent pattern amongst us builders - we've tended to forget that rope is amazingly handy stuff. It wasn't too long ago that rope was used to move the world, including heavy equipment like that. Knowing how to splice a line, making a grommet or lifting strap just the size you need, is incredibly handy around the shop, and today's modern plastic ropes are tremendously strong.

Thanks for sharing. The table looks amazing. The guy in the other set-up video seems to use his table as a grinding bench, or catch all. It will be nice to see some videos of the table actually being used for fixturing and welding.

Flatness is a thing of beauty.

Your son drives that better than some guys I’ve met.

Great video thanks for posting. I am awaiting delivery of my Fireball table with great anticipation. I am going to be building my own base and need to attach casters temporarily to the top. Could you tell me the size of the top of the legs, the part that directly contacts the table top, as well as the on center distance of the holes, you had mentioned M10 in the video for size? Keep posting!

Nice table man, totally jealous.

Looks like a great thing to store a bunch of shtuff on.

Those are great tables!

you have a good channel, keep pushing out videos thumbs up

Nice video subscribed. Jason at fireball makes great products !

I pick up in middle pick up put end legs on

Very cool that you had your son help you with the skid steer. What did the blemish table cost you?

You’d think a table like that would include a few accessories. Even the cheapo at Harbor Freight comes with a few clamps.

You can throw a plate of half inch between the castors and the leg bottoms

Hello from The Duke City. I’m looking forward to watching future videos with your new awesome welding table. Thanks for sharing! Is welding/fabrication/machining a hobby or is it in your line of work? Also where are you located?

I just ordered several tonnes of pellet feed making equipment and it’s the same thing EVERY SHIPMENT! Wood costs too much so shipping boxes and pallets just don’t make the trip. If you are ordering heavy steel…get out your welder and a spray paint can! Though my ‘cheap’ streak would just never let me part with $11k (or even $9k for a blem) for a welding table unless fabrication was my whole life.

In my day, we didn't need skid steers to lift our fixture tables. Back when men were men.

All you had to do was pick it from the middle with your forks spread out as far out as you could... would've made it a 30minute job...

$8500 A nice system if you do a lot of that kind of work

How much did they charge for shipping

If only the table had some holes in you could bolt a tab to and lift with a strap and the plywood would just fall out of the way...

Why did you use Locktight, Not needed?

that plywood style pallet is not suitable for the weight of this table 😂😂

Blemish table ? What the meaning

That cost a lot of money

you're doing it wrong