Heavy duty saw horses

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I made myself a deal on a demo ESAB miniarc we had in the demo room at work, so I figured i'd play around with it today. I cut up an I beam I had laying around and some 2x2 tubing and made some saw horses for around the garage. I haven't done any actual stick welding (other then showing a customer a machine every now and then) since I got out of college 10 years ago. I definitely need to practice. Here's some photo proof of that. 6010 with 7018 cover. Both 3/32.Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkWhy buy it for $10 when you can build it yourself for $100.
Reply:Great idea they look like they will hold all you can put on them .
Reply:nice horses. I would like to see pictures of the smoker in the back ground to.
Reply:I could have set my truck on a couple of those when I was replacing the transmission!  How much do they weigh?GravelThe difference between theory and practice is that in theory there is no difference.
Reply:Gravel, funny you say that. I'm thinking I'm going to put some leveling feet on them and use them to do some frame work on a shoebox Ford I'm building. Just the frame would be on them, not the whole car. Randya, here ya go. Still got some things to finish up on it.Sent from myWhy buy it for $10 when you can build it yourself for $100.
Reply:Originally Posted by GBMWorksGravel, funny you say that. I'm thinking I'm going to put some leveling feet on them and use them to do some frame work on a shoebox Ford I'm building. Just the frame would be on them, not the whole car. Randya, here ya go. Still got some things to finish up on it.Sent from my
Reply:I would like to see pictures of the smoker in the back ground to.
Reply:I'm more interested in your welder cart/trolley in the background....
Reply:Originally Posted by Weld oneGreat idea they look like they will hold all you can put on them .
Reply:jgst76, I tend to fall down a lot, so having a wheelchair or two around the shop is helpful! Plus then me and my boy can have races in the driveway. k45,  I'm going to keep them behind the garage. They only weigh around 60-70 lbs, so they're pretty easy I handle.Sent from myWhy buy it for $10 when you can build it yourself for $100.
Reply:Here's 900 lbs. worth of saw horse.