Adirondack case guy
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A fellow YTer came here today to purchase some attatchments for his newly aquired Case garden tractor. There was a couple of parts that I knew were under my welding table. Well I had an acumilation of peices of steel stacked high and spreading laterally away from under the table. We pawed through the whole pile looking for the missing peice, and didn't find it. Dave left without it. 20 min after he left, I found it, rite where it thought it was---LOL.
Anyway since the shorts of steel were strewed all over the floor, I decided to put the shelves in under the table. I had steel panals from an old feed cart that I had saved a couple years back to make the shelves.I cut and welded angle irons to the front legs and the extended boiler frame, and laid the panals in. Sorted out the steel, rounds on top shelf, angles, square tubing, and flats on secont shelf, and bigger and odball stuff on bottom shelf. I can slide up to 3" lengths in on the shelvs. (I have racks bolted to the north wall, for full length steel)
The other plus is that my wood boiler is directly behind the welding table, and I have built an extension jacket for it, and the heat that radiates of the back of it is asorbed by the steel, and with the aid of a little fan, the heat is being dispersed into the shop, and the steel stores heat during the night.
Loren, the Acg.
Anyway since the shorts of steel were strewed all over the floor, I decided to put the shelves in under the table. I had steel panals from an old feed cart that I had saved a couple years back to make the shelves.I cut and welded angle irons to the front legs and the extended boiler frame, and laid the panals in. Sorted out the steel, rounds on top shelf, angles, square tubing, and flats on secont shelf, and bigger and odball stuff on bottom shelf. I can slide up to 3" lengths in on the shelvs. (I have racks bolted to the north wall, for full length steel)
The other plus is that my wood boiler is directly behind the welding table, and I have built an extension jacket for it, and the heat that radiates of the back of it is asorbed by the steel, and with the aid of a little fan, the heat is being dispersed into the shop, and the steel stores heat during the night.
Loren, the Acg.