[TheForge] Platen table.
debmiller at fuse.net
debmiller at fuse.net
Fri May 12 07:31:53 EDT 2006
Rob,
You will LOVE having a platen table, damaged or not. Boy I hate to thick what they did to break off a third of one............
I have mine at standard workbench height, roughly 30". Cutting the cast iron platen with either oxy-acetylene or air arc will leave quick the slag mess to clean up.
I guess I would ask, why bother? I would consider just grinding the jagged edge to clean it up. I have an air arc I'd let you have cheap if you want. I haven't used it nearly as much as I had planned.
Ray
Cincinnati
---- Robert J Hill <wskewinu at mac.com> wrote:
> I have another question regarding fixer upper tools. I may have a
> chance to get a platen table with roughly a third of it broken off, for
> free. Should I use Oxy/Acet to cut the jagged part off or an air arc
> set up? I've never used an air arc. When I do get it to a useable
> state should the stand bring the table to anvil height?
> Thanks again,
> Rob Hill
>
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