r/MetalFabrication

This is the first time I have drawn something up in cad then had it laser cut.

The welding table top is 1000mm x 1000mm x 100mm and 6mm.

I may make one twice the size at some point from 10mm -13mm plate but for now this will do.

I did design the tabs in a way that they are more like guide pins and I would run a bit of weld between them, It would make assembly easier I think but I'm now thinking of welding it all up on the inside.

The bottom half will be 80mm Square tube and I just have to decide on caster wheels.

if it all goes well I will add a set of drawings and dxf files.

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