Just finished my tortion box assembly table. Used an electric scissor jack for the height adjustment. Zambus casters rated to 2600lbs.Check it out
Just finished my tortion box assembly table. Used an electric scissor jack for the height adjustment. Zambus casters rated to 2600lbs.Check it out
Michael, welcome to the creek!!!!
That is a great design, and excellent functionality! Looks like a fairly involved project - lot going on! I like it!
Wow! I like it alot. Where to you get an electric scissor jack?
I really like how it is styled. I'll bet it will be nice to work with.
Jack was from Canadian Tire
heres a pic
Excellent assembly table Michael.. and you will find the advantage of being able to go high and low in one unit soon I believe. I have two assembly tables and one I call a low-boy. The low-boy is a definite plus when working with 5"-6' tall carcasses.
Well done...
Sarge..
Woodworkers' Guild of Georgia
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Nice job assembly table Michael.
Great idea putting the scissor jack in.
That will make life a lot easier.
2600 lb. casters.
You will be able to assemble a tank on it...
Hi Michael, welcome to the creek.
That is a great looking assembly table with many uses.
Good job, Sam
Neat idea. I wish I had room in my shop for a large assembly table.
Lee Schierer
USNA '71
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Where did you find an electric scissor jack? Only seeing 12v ones right now.
If over thinking was an Olympic event, I'd win Gold every time!
Mike,
Welcome to SMC. Nice table, some really neat wood designs going on there. It sure will be nice to have an adjustable assembly table. The only way I can do that now is to use different height saw horses with my solid core door for a table. Beautiful job.
Measure twice - cut twice - Still TOO short!
Mike, great idea and execution. Welcome to SMC, too.
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The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...
great idea. I like it a lot
thanks for showing it to us
lou
It is a 12 volt scissor jack I bought a small motorcycle battery to power it and it has a trickle charger on it. My electric guru figured that was the most economical way to do it.