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Welding table

(System 28)

Use our custom welding table calculator to design the perfect table for your needs.
Choose your size, accessories, and specifications — and see live pricing updates as you go.
Once you’re happy with your setup, simply submit your request.
We’ll get back to you quickly with a quote including shipping costs and estimated lead time.

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Select your table size (mm)

This calculator is for System 28 tables only. Choose from our standard sizes, or contact us for other options.

Choose your Material

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Essentials Series

Raw Cast iron

• ~20mm thick cast iron. Naturally resistant to spatter

Pro Series

Nitrided Cast iron

• ~25mm thick cast iron. Nitrided for improved surface hardness, increased corosion resistance and resistance to spatter sticking

Pro Series

Nitrided Steel

• 25mm thick grade 355 steel, Nitrided for improved surface hardness, increased corosion resistance and resistance to spatter sticking

Pick your leg type

We offer a range of different leg options to match your table, or if you prefer to make your own, contact us.

Stainless Steel Adjustable Leg with Caster Wheel

• locally made in Melbourne from stainless steel square tube, Adjustable from 675mm to 950mm in 50mm increments, 900kg per leg with heavy-duty caster

Standard Round Fixed Legs

• Solid metal feet for ultimate rigidity. 750kg load limit per leg. Available in a range of lengths

Stainless Steel Caster Legs

• Locally made in Melbourne from stainless steel square tube
• 900kg per leg with heavy-duty caster

Stainless Steel Fixed Leg

• Locally made in Melbourne from stainless steel square tube
• 1400kg per leg with fixed foot

No Legs

Set your table height(mm)

All our legs offer +/- 20mm for leveling on uneven surfaces. If you pick adjustable legs, there’s no need to select this option.

Choose Hole Pattern

Available as an upgrade on our Pro Series welding tables, extra holes provide greater flexibility for positioning fixtures and clamps.

Standard Holes

• 4 holes per 100 x 100mm grid

Pro Series Add-on

Diagonal Holes

• Pro Series Add-on Option, 5 holes per 100 x 100mm grid.

Nitrided Steel Table Add-on

50x50mm

• 9 holes/100x100mm (only for Nitrided Steel Tables)-Higher fixture placement  flexibility than diagonal or standard hole pattern.

Add Perimeter Ruler Engraving?

Available as an upgrade on our Pro Series welding tables, perimeter ruler engraving adds millimetre markings along two sides, providing a quick and convenient reference for measurements.

No

Pro Series Add-on

Yes

• Only available for Pro Series

Match a toolkit?

Pair your welding table with one of our large or small toolkits, or get in touch to explore our full range of individual tools and accessories.

Large Toolkit

• 74 Piece Toolkit offering a broad range of accessories to suit most fabrication tasks.

What's included

Small Toolkit

• 42 Piece Toolkit offering the essential fixtures to get you started.

What's included

74 Piece Toolkit offering a broad range of accessories to suit most fabrication tasks

1x A28-17

8x A28-32

4x A28-35

4x A28-39

4x A28-40

2x A28-42

4x A28-46

6x A28-59

4x A28-65

10x A28-67

2x A28-68

2x A28-69

10x A28-79

10x A28-79-ADJ

1x A28-91

1x A28-94

1x A28-95

 

What's included

42 Piece Toolkit offering the essential fixtures to get you started.

8x A28-32

2x A28-35

4x A28-39

4x A28-40

2x A28-46

6x A28-67

2x A28-68

6x A28-79

6x A28-79-ADJ

1x A28-94

1x A28-95

 

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Why Build Your Own Welding Table?

Building your own welding table gives you full control over the design, dimensions, and materials that suit your specific work. Instead of settling for a one-size-fits-all setup, you can create a table that matches your workflow, workspace, and welding style.

Whether you’re chasing the best welding table for the money or planning the ultimate welding table for professional fabrication, building it yourself means you’ll get a tool that performs exactly how you need it to.

What’s the Best Material for a Welding Table?

Your welding table surface does more than hold your parts – it affects grounding, heat dissipation, and accuracy.

Welding tables should be made of materials that conduct electricity well and resist warping. Many professionals choose cast iron for its exceptional flatness and vibration damping, while mild steel offers affordability and strength. For corrosion resistance or cleaner environments, stainless steel options are an excellent choice.

A good welding table design balances precision, strength, and accessibility. The pattern of slots, holes, and clamping points determines how efficiently you can position and secure your workpieces.

Heavier-duty designs suit larger fabrication jobs, while smaller setups are ideal for lighter, detailed work. The best welding table design for your shop depends on the scale of your projects and how often you change setups.

Your welding table surface does more than hold your parts – it affects grounding, heat dissipation, and accuracy.

Welding tables should be made of materials that conduct electricity well and resist warping. Many professionals choose cast iron for its exceptional flatness and vibration damping, while mild steel offers affordability and strength. For corrosion resistance or cleaner environments, stainless steel options are an excellent choice.

When choosing welding table dimensions, consider the size of your typical workpieces and available shop space. Smaller tables like 1000×1200mm work well for lighter fabrication, while larger setups, like 1500×3000mm, give you room for more complex assemblies.

If your projects require something outside standard sizes, our team can help create the right configuration to suit your needs.

A well-planned welding table setup can dramatically improve precision and productivity. Position your clamps, squares, and fixtures within easy reach, and ensure your table height suits your working posture.

Modular fixture systems, like those used on Ozcut Abrasives’ precision tables, allow repeatable setups that save time on every job. The best welding setup table is one that works seamlessly with your process – stable, ergonomic, and built to last.

Whether you’re using the Build Your Welding Table Calculator above to make your own welding table online or designing your own from scratch, the goal is the same: a flat, rigid, and repeatable surface that supports precision welds.

With the right welding table size, design, and material, you can create the best welding table for your workshop – one that delivers accuracy, durability, and value for years to come.

Ready to start building? Use the Build Your Welding Table Calculator above to configure your table today — or get in touch if you’d like to discuss a special size or surface finish.

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What material is right for you

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