VEVOR welding table

[johnjk]

Bought a welding table. Some assembly required. Weighs around 70 lbs and will hold up to 600lbs. Box was a wreck but no damaged or missing hardware. Took about an hour to assemble and you will need to look ahead to see the positions of components.

 

[Runs With Scissors]

Looks nice!

I need to put some holes for work holding in mine.

Depending on your use, it might need locking wheels?

 

[johnjk]

Looks nice!

I need to put some holes for work holding in mine.

Depending on your use, it might need locking wheels?

The wheels do have screw feet you can extend to lock the table in position. Hard to see from that picture. Now I need to pick up some scrap and get to learning

 

[Trimley]

I have SSQA Forks. I'm on the lookout for a piece of grating as a welding table. Meaning, I plan to tack some rectangle tubing to the grating so I can pick it up, and so it doesn't shift once it's picked up. I'm getting squeezed for space, so the welding table will stay outside when not in use.

 

[WFM]

Funny you should mention Vevor.
I was looking for a table with a particular height to go infront of my break, so when bending long or wide or heavy sheets the table would be a big help. Especially if it was the same height as the bottom tooling/ back gauge.
Googling table at whatever height Vevor came up with restaurant tables.
No castors though. So I ordered one and ripped the adjustable legs off and added castors. Cheap money, free shipping.
Very handy.

 

[ctfjr]

I used several of the Vevor work benches in my workshop. Between the time I ordered the 1st 2 and the last 3 they made some subtle differences in them. I ended up adding a shelf between the leg braces on all of them. I'm very pleased with them.