why not just tack some angle under the plate , then clamp it in the workmate ,,,best of both worldsyeah those are the things, my biggest issue is being able to move it about. my workspace is not really big enough so i need to move it out side.
I have a piece of steel plate and an old workmate bench would you say i could weld one to the other or is it best to bite the bullet and just buy one, at this stage it's barely a hobby.
Cheers
Tony
bargainI found this for sale locally (guy sells lots of workshop stuff). Nice thick steel plate surface, and a strong chassis on hefty castors.
I paid £60, and couldn't have made anything half as good for that money
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i was just quoted £70 for 1200x450x6mm plate aloneI found this for sale locally (guy sells lots of workshop stuff). Nice thick steel plate surface, and a strong chassis on hefty castors.
I paid £60, and couldn't have made anything half as good for that money
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Not actually measured it, but think the top on mine is 6mm plate, plus it's braced underneath with a thick support frame under the plate.i was just quoted £70 for 1200x450x6mm plate alone
I got two of the 910mm one's they do need bracing the tops are a bit flexibleIf you mean these they can be handy for small stuff, but there relatively expensive for what they are
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