I won’t be able to blame missed shots on the bench. 4 inches of concrete wrapped in steel with 4 1/2” & 3” used oil pipe legs. And a tractor supply tractor shade.
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I won’t be able to blame missed shots on the bench. 4 inches of concrete wrapped in steel with 4 1/2” & 3” used oil pipe legs. And a tractor supply tractor shade.
Made in USA! Expect that will last for a few years at least. ;^) Like forever wonderful job you did there.
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Thanks
And yes I have a tractor with forks. That’s why I built it that way, gives me the ability to move it around without sacrificing stability. Upvote 0
Wow! I've been to a couple of clubs that didn't have benches that nice. Beautiful workmanship.
Paul
Paul
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Once all the parts were rounded up, I’m guessing start to finish ~6 hours. 5 or so welding and the rest concrete and paint. My welder buddy had all the cool tools and know how to make it go smooth.
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Wow, that’s as good as it gets! Great job and now I have a good idea of what my next project will be
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I am a certified welder, machinist, blacksmith / blade smith, You did a great job! All you need is a swing out tray under table to hold stuff and a soft rubber or foam coated rack on the straight side to hold extra guns, The beauty of that design is you build the frame then put it in place then pour concrete in the base / form ,Thanks for sharing, A+ MM
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Thank you! The swing-out tray is a great idea; I'll add that on the next one. I think 1/4" plate would be plenty sturdy by itself, but where I'm from, you could fry an egg on it most of the year, that's why I opted to fill it with concrete.
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