Geezer Garage
Senior Member
- Location
- Steamboat Springs CO
Another project made from recycled materials. Some commercial gym equipment that had been chopped up and put in a dumpster found it's way home with me, and had been sitting outside the shop for a year or better. The welding shop is getting a little crowded, so decided it was time to get some things off the floor, and a little more user friendly.
First step was to get out the plasma cutter, and cut up the square tubing into more usable pieces. No drawings involved, just shooting from the hip as usual. I mean that's the way Sundance did it, right. Took a few measurements, and started sticking things together.
The goal here like the work table, is to put this together for as close to zero cost as possible. I figure between consumables, paint, and the wheels, and casters that I picked up cheap a few years back, I should be able to keep the total cost to $30-40. Mike
First step was to get out the plasma cutter, and cut up the square tubing into more usable pieces. No drawings involved, just shooting from the hip as usual. I mean that's the way Sundance did it, right. Took a few measurements, and started sticking things together.
The goal here like the work table, is to put this together for as close to zero cost as possible. I figure between consumables, paint, and the wheels, and casters that I picked up cheap a few years back, I should be able to keep the total cost to $30-40. Mike
