make sure you turn up the heat/amps . . . . .. don't need a cold weld on that sucker to fail on ya . 
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Fabrication table build
- Thread starter cybrfire
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Yep, you're right about that. Would have made that frame a lot easier to build.
Waiting for the pics.
Interested in seeing this setup to move it. I assume you're cutting off the 14FF axle spindles and rewelding them to the vertical table legs and will mount wheels to move it as required. If this is correct will you weld the spindles inboard or outboard?
Outboard. I am to old to be climbing under there to put wheels on.
So tires will be just touching the ground when table is on ground, and then when you lift it up it will put weight on tires? Cool 
So tires will be just touching the ground when table is on ground, and then when you lift it up it will put weight on tires? Cool
When the table is sitting in its place, the tires won't be on it. When you want to move it, jack it up, put the tires on and roll it.
We're looking into making a 8 lug rim into a solid tire like a forklift might have. There is a place not far away that can do it.
why not just roll it on bare hubs no need for rims and such ?
Or why not let air out of the tires until you need to move it???
Hard on concrete, cracks in the concrete or other small debris can be like hitting a curb.
Hope they won't be air tires.
set spindle hight just right his air in/out trick would work super .
air in fills up and gives clearance . air out drops down on resting pads.
air in fills up and gives clearance . air out drops down on resting pads.
That was the idea.
