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Concept imageA complete 3/16 in steel welding table kit, top and legs. The one-piece top has 315 clamp holes (16 mm on a 2 in grid) for standard fixture clamps. Underneath, a locked rib grid stays clear of every hole, and end frames with lightning bolt cutouts make the legs. You build it upside down on its own top, so it comes out flat. Every joint is tab and slot. Cut in Greenville, Texas.
Ships flat in 4 parcel boxes, 32–67 lb each.
44 × 30 in flat, 65 lb each
42-3/16 × 3-3/16 in flat, 6.7 lb each
26-3/16 × 3-3/16 in flat, 4.1 lb each
27-11/16 × 34 in flat, 20 lb each
42-11/16 × 3 in flat, 6.7 lb each
3-1/2 × 3-1/2 in flat, 0.6 lb each
The illustrated assembly guide walks through every fit-up, tack and weld. Download the guide (PDF).
$794, laser-cut in Greenville, Texas and shipped flat in 4 parcel boxes. Free shipping to the lower 48; tax is added at checkout.
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A rolling cart for a MIG welder and one gas bottle that you weld yourself. Sixteen laser-cut 10 ga steel parts lock together with tabs and slots: a two-shelf body with a push handle, and a base that carries the bottle deck and takes four 4 in plate casters.
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Learn the four basic welds, then build something worth keeping. Fourteen laser-cut 10 ga steel parts make a butt, lap, T and outside corner joint, plus a 4-inch steel die with a Lone Star for the one. Every joint lines itself up, so you can focus on the bead.
Concept imageThe classic Texas barn star, in steel you weld yourself. Ten laser-cut 10 ga facets rise to a point over five ribs and a back plate, and every facet drops onto tabs that put it in exactly the right place. 18 inches across, it hangs on one screw.