Posted: 5/23/2015 12:08:19 PM EDT
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Fabricated this some time back and never updated the pictures as it was a "work in progress". Even these are a bit outdated as I have had it cerekoted in desert tan and flat dark earth now.
Just finished fabricating it and had not painted it yet... 
About half a year ago with the initial paint job... 
Final Cerekoted pics to follow.. Yes it's metal, and no-it doesn't get very hot with the desert sand paint job. Just thought some one might find this interesting. |
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I like the angle of the legs and the umbrella mount.
Here is one I made for a member here using scrap metal from a bad boat axle and a basement floor jack. I bent the plate for the feet so he can drag it with his 4 wheeler between 100, 200, 300 and 400 yard positions. 
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I like the angle of the legs and the umbrella mount. Here is one I made for a member here using scrap metal from a bad boat axle and a basement floor jack. I bent the plate for the feet so he can drag it with his 4 wheeler between 100, 200, 300 and 400 yard positions. http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee73/tangotag_bucket/IMG_8811.jpg http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee73/tangotag_bucket/IMG_8810.jpg That's a sweet lookin bench! Looks crazy sturdy too. That's pretty engenious bending the feet to be able to drag it with a 4 wheeler. That's one sweet setup. I appreciate the compliments bro. 
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Looks awesome! What's that sucker weigh? With the 1/8 steel legs and 1/4" tabletop she weighs in pretty hefty. About 128 lbs.. It never leaves the bed of my International service truck though. I can brake it down in about a minute which makes it much easier to hoss around. Here's a pic when I got all the pieces back from the paint shop ready for re-assembly 
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