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| Setting up to cut |
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| Cutting 2" flat stock |
I hired a friend (a professional welder) to cut most of the materials to length with his steel cutting setup. Then I focused on just cutting the small bar stock with my mini angle grinder.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Art Tables: First steps
After spending days scribbling details of design possibilities on napkins I drove to the local steel yard to purchase the materials for the project. As usually, I went with over building, using 2" angle stock for the top and shelf frames, and 2" square stock for the legs.
I hired a friend (a professional welder) to cut most of the materials to length with his steel cutting setup. Then I focused on just cutting the small bar stock with my mini angle grinder.
I hired a friend (a professional welder) to cut most of the materials to length with his steel cutting setup. Then I focused on just cutting the small bar stock with my mini angle grinder.
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