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Ironstef70
Posted: Wednesday, November 25, 2020 10:13:01 PM

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Inspired from Weiss Bros display boom table.

Weiss Bros display table

Based on CONRAD LR1750 #99921-02 Boom reducer:

Conrad part #99921-02


It's 1:10 of scale, made of 3/4" & 1/2" steel tubing. I believe it could probably hold 10 times my weight, but that was not the idea... Confused

I have hired some professionals for the welding as I am not equipped for that part of the job. Credits to the folks at AD Metal for their patience.

The seat is removable and will be replaced by a 1/2" plexiglass surface for display, if I ever take it to a show or else.

I first thought about painting the ends sections in black, as per Mammoet's scheme, but I like the details through the red paint, and it will make my life easier later on as I decide to do spray can touch ups. Keep in mind it will be my work bench, so it will be stained and scratched over time... Think

Stef

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modelmaniac
Posted: Wednesday, November 25, 2020 11:18:49 PM

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Looks good.Applause Excellent job,by the welders.Looks like you can just plonk/sit on it,knowing it can take weight.It's obviously robust enough to go to shows/fairs.Love that walkway,nice detail.
Davie82
Posted: Friday, November 27, 2020 6:14:45 AM
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Heh this is very cool indeed. It must weigh a fair bit!
Ironstef70
Posted: Friday, November 27, 2020 10:56:01 PM

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Thanks guys.

I too was curious about the weight, but it tips just 23 lbs flat. It looks heavier than it is.

Stef

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JoeE
Posted: Saturday, November 28, 2020 10:30:55 PM

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That's very cool!



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