FROM THE WORKSHOP

WORKSHOP: DIY table for precision welds

ANY time spent improving welding facilities in the workshop can only lead to greater productivity when repairing or building machinery. While we often tend to focus on equipment such as welders, drills and grinders, a versatile, custom-build welding table is a valuable asset for any farm workshop.

Josh Giumelli
 Welding tables can lead to greater productivity in your workshop.

Welding tables can lead to greater productivity in your workshop.

Most farmers have reasonably capable fabrication facilities in their workshops. It's all part of getting things made or fixing broken equipment in a timely manner. In the past we've looked at all sorts of welders, grinders, drilling machines and metalwork equipment for the farm workshop, but have never touched on welding tables. And while these come in all shapes and sizes, there are a few key points to consider if you are thinking of building one, or upgrading an existing table.

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