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Cut Steel Tubing for the Frame

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Flip Top Tool Stand (Welded Steel)

What happens here

After planning a simple design, the creator uses a metal chop saw to cut several pieces of 1x3 inch steel tubing, with a wall thickness of 0.095 inches. He measures and marks each piece before cutting to ensure accuracy. These cut pieces are designated for the base, side supports, and uprights of the workstation frame. Safety precautions like ear protection and safety glasses are used during the cutting process.

Goal: Based on the tool measurements, the creator cuts square steel tubing to precise lengths using a metal chop saw. These pieces will form the base and uprights of the mobile workstation frame.

Tools and materials

  • Ear Protection
  • Marker/Pencil
  • Metal Chop Saw
  • Safety Glasses
  • Square Steel Tubing (1x3 inch
  • 0.095 wall thickness)
  • Tape Measure

What they say

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video let's go so I've drawn on the basic idea what I think it's gonna look like it's a pretty simple design and I'm gonna go grab my chop saw we're gonna throw it on the bench top and we're gonna cut all of our dimensions this work [Music] so everything for the base and the sides are done we're using the 1 by 3 material I believe it's point nine five thickness wall thickness of the deal we are going to weld everything up it's gonna be good

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