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  • Registered Users Posts: 158 ✭✭Micheal H


    SCOL wrote: »
    I'm looking at building something like that for my shed, appx whats the cost of the material ?

    Sorry was away from t'internet all weekend, so just getting back to this now.

    Total cost of the steel, nuts + bolts, castors and electrics for the table is just shy of €650. A bare bones table just top and frame would be around €450. Can give you a more itemised breakdown of everything used if you need it.
    einn32 wrote: »
    Some job! Great workmanship. Requires the user to put back the tools in the right place though so wouldn't work around here!

    ha! I used to have a similar filing system for the tools too, but I just got tired of spending half an hour trying to remember the last place I used the tool I need, so built this instead.


  • Registered Users Posts: 755 ✭✭✭stock>


    Micheal H wrote: »
    Sorry was away from t'internet all weekend, so just getting back to this now.

    Total cost of the steel, nuts + bolts, castors and electrics for the table is just shy of €650. A bare bones table just top and frame would be around €450. Can give you a more itemised breakdown of everything used if you need it.

    ha! I used to have a similar filing system for the tools too, but I just got tired of spending half an hour trying to remember the last place I used the tool I need, so built this instead.


    Where did you get the set of drawers for it??


  • Registered Users Posts: 158 ✭✭Micheal H


    stock> wrote: »
    Where did you get the set of drawers for it??

    That was a Lidl or Aldi job I got years ago that I decided to shoehorn into the table as it wasn't getting much use otherwise. Had to cut a few lumps out of it, but managed to squeeze it in. I wouldn't have liked to have done it to more expensive drawers! The big press at the bottom is very handy for keeping the welding helmet and gloves in.

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  • Registered Users Posts: 2,620 ✭✭✭Lime Tree Farm


    Michael H. I’ll bet fabricating a head scoop would be no problem to you, they are pretty expensive to buy. Our one looks a simple enough design, cost around €300 a few years ago. Toothed wheel mechanism with a quick release spring. The scoop is U shaped, lined with what looks like cut out from a conveyer belt. Could be a nice little earner.


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