pics of your frame tables??

Heres the one we use at the shop:

24ft long, adjustable from 3'5" wide to 6' wide.

Made from 2x3 rectangle tubing, and the runners on the top are 1/2 plate.

it works good!

Edited: 11/17/2007 6:52:48 PM by Pacificustoms

Here's a pic of ours. A little over-engineered but very user friendly. Definately something you would use for a long time. The top deck is 5/8 tooling plate surface ground and anodized, there are 5/8 steel rails that are tapped every inch so that everything bolts in place and then you tac weld the material to the upright. There's also an engine cradle that rolls foreward and back on runners to keep the engine centered and squared. There are also leveling legs inside every leg so that the table is mobile and also very easy to level.There is a hot rod chassis on it in the picture but we're currently building a full air ride tube chassis on it that will lay out fully when complete.

damn all i have to say on that table is damn thats nice.

Wow. Did you build that, or buy it?

Iacono.....Is that not IF Customs?

Edited: 11/21/2007 12:39:32 PM by TwistedMinis

IF is Iaccino Fabrication.

Iacono is a designer, that has designed some really cool stuff. And on his website it looks like he has worked with Robbie before.

Thanks guys, it works great too!

No, not IF Customs.

I didn't personally build it. A friend of mine, Joe Iacono (automotive artist, joeiacono.com), his dad Carl built the table.

They were trying to market them and build them and sell them, but they took to long to build so the return wasn't really there. There are two table out there he built, this one and he has one for himself.

what about if we add body dollys cause i need to build one ...and has to be able to roll over gravle...sorry to jack but the tread is started sorry