[TheForge] table weight

[Gladish Family]

Maybe that's the one used tool that's cheaper in the Seattle area.


Kevin D- wrote:

>Where can you find a platten table for $400????????????
>
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> wow.
> At thirty cents a pound (scrap price), that would be sixteen hundred 
> dollars at the steel supplier that I go to.
> I could buy four used platen tables for that!
> Andy G.
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> 
> debmiller at fuse.net wrote:
> 
> >Assuming it's solid and using 485 lbs/ cu.ft., roughly 5363 lbs.
> >  
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