Introduction: How to Make a Low Cost Welding Table
Dimensions
The table top is 147cm x 80 cm with 7x3cm-x2mm rectangle tubing
For the legs I used 6cm x2mm square tubing
Casters is 100mm with wheel locks
The hight is adjustable from 90cm to 105cm
Step 1: Start
Here you need 15 pieces 80cm of 70x30mm rectangle tubing and 2 pieces 147cm of 60x60 mm square tubing and Clamps.
Weld it every 3cm at the middle with spots.
Step 2: Legs
For the legs you need 4 pieces 60cm of 60x60mm and 4 pieces 50 cm of 60x30mm ot 60x60mm.
Be sure everything is square and weld it.
Step 3: Casters
Weld one piece of 60x60x5mm plate for each one leg and drill a hole to the center for m20 thread rod then weld a m20 nut.
Next weld a nut to the plate of casters and then weld the all-thread to the nut.
Now you have to place the casters to the plate. In my case the casters is 100mm.
Step 4: Paint
For paint you need to cover the working surface and paint it with primer first and the color.
Step 5: Done!
Your welding table is now complete and ready to use!

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3 Comments
Question 10 months ago on Introduction
Will painting the table interfere with the ground conductivity from the welder?
Answer 6 months ago
Of course it will. It'd be best to run over the surface of the table with a belt sander to get a shiny bare metal finish. Even mill scale from unpainted hot rolled steel is not great, that should be removed as well.
7 months ago
Awesome job!