DIY Chassis table for the Austin street rod build.

The time has come to build a diy budget chassis table to aid us building the Austin 16 street rod. Now we have it built we can finally start the welding on out street rod build!
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[@christopherhudson8830]

Great use of the safety squint there Jack!

[@dropworkscustoms]

The safety squint works wonders, until it doesn’t 😂

[@malthepedersen1400]

Great lesson today. If you weld a square frame and it's not squared when measured, just adjust the way you measure until it's square.
I'll remember that.

[@dropworkscustoms]

It’s a fool proof way to guarantee squareness

[@unclemoom1]

Good work.

[@dropworkscustoms]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@neilowen9468]

Nice one Jack! 👌👏👊 Seriously lovin’ the Austin! Super excited to see it rollin’ 🤙

[@dropworkscustoms]

I’m hoping I can power on with it now and get it done!

[@QuillsVWsurgeryUK]

Good stuff 💪🏼

[@dropworkscustoms]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bandiflip]

Nice…… ideal for later projects too,like a roof chopped LT…….you know you want it 😈😆😆😆

[@dropworkscustoms]

I’m going to have to work out how to limit your comments on here to save myself 😂😂

[@bandiflip]

@@dropworkscustoms 😂😂😂😂

[@FunVans]

Like it. Would it be worth adding a couple of centre point box sections vertically on each end to receive a post that you could add a laser line to for when you want centre a chassis and/or major component?

[@dropworkscustoms]

Funnily enough we had this exact conversation yesterday! I think the basic framework is good starting place and we can keep adding to it like a Swiss army table 😂

[@andyrew3717]

Excellent idea sir 👍🏻

[@dropworkscustoms]

Thanks!