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Harbor Freight Fixture Table

I think it would be perfect to use to layout a hole grid on a existing table...

Keep the liittle guy as a wing or some folding small table.

These tables work great for this.



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I've done something similar with a sheet of peg board and a centering punch that was the correct diameter. i think peg-board holes are on 1" centers and fairly accurate.
Damn thats pretty fuck smart too:homer:
I kind of feel like a dunce for that haha
 
Fuck yeah, you have a thread on this?
No, I planned on doing one when it's done. I wanted to add a sheet metal brake and some magnetic hold downs and stuff but now it's on the long list of half done projects. Table works great though.

Here are a couple of posts I have made about it:

 
This hasn't been available for awhile - at least around me. I was kind of hoping to use one of the Christmas Sale coupons to get a few bucks off of one. I also see that they raised the price from $169.99 to $179.99.
Still haven't been available anywhere close to me and now the price has gone from $179.99 to $189.99...
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Still haven't been available anywhere close to me and now the price has gone from $179.99 to $189.99...
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Same here. My store said they have yet to receive any of them and had no idea when they would.
 
The two stores closest to me both have them on display and at least the one had a few available after Thanksgiving, but they were bought pretty much as soon as they were delivered to the store.
 
read some reviews on the Klutch coming warped b/c it's welded to the table instead of bolting on like the HF

may just buy the Vevor one at $85 and improve it at some point in the future. Really liked the other two just for the countertop-feed ability but maybe I'll just stick it as part of the workbench in the new garage
 
If you're an ITC member, the HF fixture table is on sale.

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This is the first that I've seen it included in any direct promotions at HF and it's lower than what you've been able to do with general coupons for $$$ or %%% off.
 
If you're an ITC member, the HF fixture table is on sale.

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This is the first that I've seen it included in any direct promotions at HF and it's lower than what you've been able to do with general coupons for $$$ or %%% off.

This seem to happen with HF a lot. They have a new item that apparently gets unexpected attention and drives demand. The initial shipments to the stores sell out quick and everyone wants what they can't have. It takes 5-6 months for the new order to come in from China. Every store gets 100, but the hype has already died down and they put put them on a the sale rack. :laughing:

At that price, I'm tempted to pick up another one though. I'm wondering if they're identical to the Klutch one I already have, or at least close enough that I could pair them up if I wanted to.



I swear the same thing happened with the off road floor jacks. You couldn't get them for months, then all of a sudden every store had a stack of them in a big floor display and then they started putting them on a sale.
 
Well, it does makes sense to not bother with a sale on items you can't keep on the shelf.

As budget76 mentioned, there have been other sales you could use on this - the $25 off $100 or more being the most recent one. There was a 25% off anything back around the Christmas, but they didn't have any tables in stock locally.
 
Yeah that's so thin the clamps would bend table before clamping a lot of parts. 1/4" is minimum I'd want on a table like this that is used often. 3/16" is fine for garage weekend warriors.

I put together a little work table just recently, and the top is 1/4". Even after welding angles along the underside of it, I was still able to distort it some while chasing the squareness of the legs. I ended up cutting one of the leg tacks entirely loose and then getting it resquared and the 1/4" top flat again before then welding it back. I buy A50 too, not A36. I'm with you, no way I'd trust a piece of 1/8" to not deflect under clamp loads; at least not for any level of heavier fabrication work. If all I was doing was light gauge arts and craftsy stuff, then maybe... but not for anything else heavier.

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FYI - Ali Express has it for $122. Shows it as the Northern Tool Klutch brand in the pics but I suspect it'll come unbranded.

At one point it was mentioned that the table top was welded to the frame on the Klutch version, whereas the HF version is fastened and can be shimmed for flatness. However, it looks like the Klutch version may have been updated?
 
TMR has some small affordable DIY kits now.

 
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