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2006-11-26, 3:03pm
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Procrastinate Now!!
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Join Date: Jun 05, 2005
Location: MN
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Starting from scratch...
I finally got hubby's permission to bring the studio inside. I have the torch, the oxy con, the hoses, the regulator. I'm going to pull out the useless wetbar we have along one wall.
I'm looking at purchasing this workbench...
http://globalindustrial.com/gcs/prod...hes#gridAnchor
What do you think? What would you do with this as far as modifying it for a torching table?
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2006-11-26, 4:02pm
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Colors outside the lines
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Ooh, I can't wait to read the replies. I bookmarked this site just last night and am looking at the same bench! I like that it is 30" deep rather than 24", like most of the other off-the-shelf workbenches I've found. Great minds think alike, I guess.
Leah
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2006-11-29, 2:14pm
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I can't get the link to work.
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2006-11-29, 3:18pm
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Thanks for letting me know, Barb. Leah brought this question down to the tips section, so here it that link...
http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=40021
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2006-12-06, 7:25am
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state-eternal change
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Join Date: Sep 09, 2006
Location: Sunnyvale CA
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I purchased my bench at IKEA - it's part of their kitchen series UDDEN and it works like a charm! check out www.ikea.ca/udden - I got the console one. IKEA does ship if it's not in your area, and it's a solid stainless top with enamel coated legs that adjust, and you can buy shelves and doors if you like.
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2006-12-06, 11:10am
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That's really cool!! Thanks Jody!!
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2006-12-08, 8:04am
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Embracing My Wonkiness
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Join Date: Jan 02, 2006
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Oh! I love these...
http://www.ikea.com/webapp/wcs/store...umber=70108219
I've been looking around for some sort of units with drawers that I could attach casters to that I could slide in and out from under my workbench, so I can have a bit more tabletop surface to the side of me when I want or need it. Everything I've found so far has been too tall. These are a little under 25" tall so even with a little countertop and casters affixed they would slide under the workbench. Cool beans! Thanks for the linkage!
Lil
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2006-12-08, 5:55pm
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Join Date: Jul 02, 2005
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i got plastic 3 drawer units from Target that are perfect!! They are on casters and fit right under my table so I can put them away when I am done. I roll them out when I start my torching day and I can put stuff on top of them!! I think they are made by 'Sterling" or something. $25 or so apiece? Maybe even less.....
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