Unfortunately I didn't photograph the fabrication of this table in any great detail but thought the concept might be of use to some people. This table cost me about $40.

The steel top I found at the tip. Needed a lot of work but is fine for my purposes. The frame I bought at an auction for $20, the wheels I also got an auction for $10. The bottom shelf was already on the frame and the mesh shelf was actually cut from a cargo barrier for a car! I already had the paint.

I had to muck around with the frame and add a second level. However, I forgot to the top shelf in before I welded the top on - won't do that. As a result, I had to cut the shelf in half to get it in.

I also recommend angle iron for the frame as its great to hang things off, especially angle grinders and clamps. Don't zoom in to closely on my welding - that's why I build the table to help me practice!

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Unfortunately I didn't photograph the fabrication of this table in any great detail but thought the concept might be of use to some people. This table cost me about $40.

The steel top I found at the tip. Needed a lot of work but is fine for my purposes. The frame I bought at an auction for $20, the wheels I also got an auction for $10. The bottom shelf was already on the frame and the mesh shelf was actually cut from a cargo barrier for a car! I already had the paint.

I had to muck around with the frame and add a second level. However, I forgot to the top shelf in before I welded the top on - won't do that again!! As a result, I had to cut the shelf in half to get it in.

I also recommend angle iron for the frame as its great to hang things off, especially angle grinders and clamps. Don't zoom in to closely on my welding - that's why I build the table to help me practice!