Welding Table Build

Last year I learned stick welding and I fell in love with metal work. So I built a welding table. Actually, it is my only workbench, so I can do all kinds of work on that. Hopefully, soon I can find a nice garage for that welding table.
Music:
1. NEFFEX- Manifest it
2. NEFFEX- No turning back
3. NEFFEX- Tell me that I can't
4. NEFFEX- Born a rockstar
5. NEFFEX- Free me
6. NEFFEX- Something you could never own

[@jmlvargas]

I like the use of space under the table. Thank you for sharing!

[@sffan15]

Super Badass

[@davidvrrampaul8663]

Great build. Ill be doing a table like this, thanks for the ideas. Loved the extension part for longer work stuff.

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks. Same here, collected different ideas and then made something for my taste ;) Now practicing welding, when I have free time.

[@_R_S_6]

Very nice job!

[@erikslagter3231]

Awesome project. Nuts and bolts have a coating on them, which make them difficult to weld on. If you prep them, your welds will be much nicer ;-)

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks. Still learning that stuff ;)

[@brianmurray667]

Great job. A lot of useful ideas.

[@FixitBuilditLoveit]

Nice design!! 👍

[@ladwiss]

Very Nice Job ! That is a sweet looking table

[@barvaizerbarvaizer3243]

Спасибо большое, очень понравилось. Классный стол.🎉

[@bersim3112]

Super beau travail. Superbe table à souder.

[@Andrejs_Dzelme]

Fantastic! 😊

[@TheRaulr151]

Great table. Great video on the making of it.

[@MarekKubi]

Yeah, took me some time to edit it :D Thanks for noticing that!

[@stevetravels6160]

Very happy for you.

[@kropjesla01]

that is a very nice build!

[@chrissample3047]

Nice. Table brother

[@jarexxsuvexx8212]

I am taking a guess that the person making this video intent for showing this was to give people the idea of how to do it.

[@juliocalauad8149]

I wish i have the money and time for this 😊

[@MarekKubi]

Yes, if you have money, then you dont have time. If you have time, you dont have money. If you have money and time, you may be too old and health may not be as good anymore…

[@whixamako1140]

Its a masterpiece welding table. Definitely i will build mine. Thanks budz

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks for commenting. It was one enjoyable project. Hopefully you will enjoy your work also.

[@chrissample3047]

Awesome

[@ArtisBMX]

Really well designed! I see your metal work improved significantly!

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks! How about video editing?

[@ArtisBMX]

@@MarekKubi yeah i did notice that you worked on that as well. Good fun to play around with transitions. I would use them every now and them but keep doing what you are doing!

[@MarekKubi]

@@ArtisBMX Thanks again for your detailed feedback. Spent at least half of my vacation on that project. A proper therapy for my soul.

[@ArtisBMX]

@@MarekKubi yeah man. I work on computer so DIY is a nice therapy for the soul 😇

[@chrissample3047]

No great table good idea

[@markyu70]

Great job!!! I like your video! I had learned stick welding when I was 14, 40 years ago. It was just a hobby, projects for myself, friends, relatives.....Trailers, doors, stairs, agricultural staffs and so. I haven't been welding for a long time (I have been working in IT for almost 30 years) . Now I am doing a few projects and I use MIG, TIG but stick welding is great and it was much interesting for me. Esab is the best electrode but please do put electrodes in plastic bag and close it tight, it is good practice because electrodes are hydroscopic and oxidize and after a while weld is not so good. I have to make welding table for myself, I have good workshop for hobby project and a lot of tools, but don't have welding table. Probably I will make use 10mm metal sheet whit 16mm holes. Keep doing good job, all the best!

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks. It is so nice to hear. I heard many IT background guys do welding as a hobby. Very cool. In the future I wish to do TIG welding. This is something intresting for me. MIG is good for productivity and business, but I have time. Plastic bag tip is good, will use that. Be careful with that 10mm thick sheet. It can bend while welding. I had some bendage, which I solved with weld on other side. I think you know about thermal expansion more than me. I suggest to use bolts to fix sheets in place. Have a good time in your garage and enjoy your work ;) For me that welding table project was pure joy.

[@markyu70]

@@MarekKubi You are great person! I watched your other videos. I think that I will screw top plate. I will use 8-10mm plates, and I think to buy cheap Kzubr 100A plasma so I will made bottom grid from same material. I made a few similar stuffs but luckily I still have one of these in my workshop and I use it rare. I will put bath with water on desk and connect plasma. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJq7np6rbNVphZIsi=S1yKwZTeLjvDIJGz I think about something like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/h32Zo3WHYptjiJosi=QvJa4rD7jdxtoVYF

[@javihernandez6575]

Buen proyecto, pero por lo que he visto te falta bastante práctica con la soldadura, al menos con el electrodo, pero bueno, todo es cuestión de práctica, a por ello, a seguir fundiendo electrodos compañero 👍👍😉

[@franciscojavierfloressilva4197]

Great work, congratulations. Can you plese share dimensions and materials to be use? I will love ro copy your project. ,👋👋👋👋👋

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks. It is 80cm x 140cm. around 70cm min height, so I can put some stuff on it and it is not too high. It is kinda individual. I just needed a smaller one, so I could fit it in my car and transport it.

[@astralstudio]

Super!

[@fyodorautistoesky990]

Nice well and a pretty well designed cut list. But I'd switch to 6010/6011 and run at least 20 amps hotter

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks for your tips. Will test different settings in my garage. Im very rookie at welding stuff.

[@tjs_welding_and_fabrication]

Nice job. A lot of time spent cutting your material from that plate for the feet and drilling by hand. Guess you have to use what tools you have. As you progress in your projects you will learn to gain the tools that make your projects more efficient. Good start.

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks. Yes, some tools I will buy, since now I have a small garage. But I want to be closer to viewers with my diy videos. And I dont make money with fabrication, so it is enjoyable to spend some more time with work. But I like new tools, so it is mater of time, when I will have a decent workroom :D At the moment thinking, should I go with MIG or TIG in the future. What do you think?

[@elsart0]

@@MarekKubi find a decent drill press and life will be easier.

[@armandomunoz276]

Nice design. Some more practice on your welding can now be done.

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks. It turned out that in my new garage is newer electric cables and now it is way better to weld. Like actually so easy after that hustle with that. In that video there was difficulty to get constant electric flow. Never thought it was the case why it didnt work for me. Turned out the electrode welding is not that difficult when you have a good electric flow :D

[@chrissample3047]

The press make a separate stand like table that just my opinion

[@alhachlibou3lam94]

عمل جميل ورائع جدا

[@skeeviesteve1071]

...SHA-WEEET!!!

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

Dude you really need a decent metal cutting saw and a TIG or a MIG Also you should always grind off zinc plating on nuts and bolts before you weld. Gases given off are very harmful. Just saying

[@MarekKubi]

Yes, thanks dude for your feedback. In place where I did that project, there was bad electrycity. In my new garage it is so much easier to stick weld. Never thought there is such difference in electric stuff. I now will try flux core for next step. Have poor ventilation, so yes I need to use some protective mask while doing stuff like that. That welding table project was pretty much my learning course and of course there are many parts, which is easy to perform better. I still enjoyed it and it is very interesting. In the future I am thinking of TIG welding. But first I need to build a house and bigger garage with proper ventilation. Atm I can do some smaller welding project with equipment I have. Estetically yes I am yet far away from something beautiful.

[@jarexxsuvexx8212]

I am making a guess that the person intent on showing this video was to give folks on idea how to do it and could care less about Aesthetics or possibly doesn't understand the importance of it when putting stuff on social media.

[@michaelbortolot8385]

Could you please share the dimensions? (Metal thickness used, table top dimensions)

[@MarekKubi]

Tabletop was 140x80cm. 15x1cm top material eith 3cm gaps. Total height was around 74cm-85cm. A bit lower than usual, so I can weld bigger stuff also without need of chair uder legs.

[@bernarddehon8040]

bonjour pourrait tu me donné les dimension des tubes et de la tables le plan merci

[@REEkid124bloopers]

Scissors were a good choice.😂

[@MarekKubi]

Yes, why make it complicated, if there is easier way.

[@peteryeung111]

Should be clear coated or painted, it’ll rust up very quickly, especially outdoor. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MarekKubi]

Yes, just want to make some modifications before painting.

[@astralstudio]

Очень хорошо. )) А проект стола сам делал?😊

[@MarekKubi]

Daa, sam. Na bumage. Spasibo.

[@ricardomontes373]

What's with the wood?

[@MarekKubi]

Can you be more specific? On what minute?

[@user-qe1gs3hh5s]

Hola me.podrias decir las medidas de.tu mesa largo y altura y ancho

[@MarekKubi]

140x80cm

[@user-qe1gs3hh5s]

@@MarekKubi thanks

[@javihernandez6575]

Un gran trabajo, si señor, sólo falta que mejores un poco la soldadura, a mi humilde opinión, pero por lo demás, un gran trabajo, 😉😉👏👏👏👏

[@thomasheinrich3623]

What sizes of metal did you use?

[@MarekKubi]

Table top from 15x1cm and cut to 80cm pieces. Frame mostly from 6cm square and 4mm thick.

[@papreplepen]

Marek skąd jesteś?

[@nosebergs-are-at-it-again]

Some of the most hyped and worst metal working & welding I've ever seen lmao holy shit

[@MarekKubi]

Yes, agree. Today I can do better work. That is why the table was made for. Practice.

[@user-zv7ni4nt2y]

кросс

[@iscianelasso9957]

l'idée est exellente dommage pour ce qui est des soudures

[@memyselfandeye1234]

nice table and ideas ... shame about the music ... thank fck for mute button. peace

[@MarekKubi]

Thanks for your feedback. The mute button is a nice solution ;) Hopefully you picked some ideas for your future project :)

[@memyselfandeye1234]

@@MarekKubi nice one for the reply chap ... alway keeping good ideas for later :) peace

[@chacho2539]

как ты воруешь со своим видео,видно ты не умеешь сваривать