How to assemble the shear table of the Ironworker (in progress)

Parts:

2 1 hole 0.5" tube

2 1" x TODO" threaded rob (to support clamp)

4 1" nuts

Put a nut near the end of each threaded rod.

Stick the little bit after the nut through one side of a 1 hole tube.

Bolt it on the inside of the 1 hole cube so that there's room for another bolt to go through the other holes.

Repeat a second time.

Parts:

2 1" nuts

4 1" washers

2 1" springs

Put nuts on the bolts that are sticking up, about 2 inches above the cubes. Put washers on top of the nuts.

Put springs over the bolts and then another pair of washers.

All the pictures in this guide show us building the table directly on to the frame, but you can just as easily build it separately and attach it to the frame at the end.

Parts:

1 6 hole, 0.25" tube

2 1" washers

2 1" nuts

Put the tube onto the upright bolts. Put washers and nuts on the bits of bolts sticking through this tube. This'll be the working clamp

The springs should push the tube up against the top nuts but you should be able to push the tube down an inch or so.

Parts:

2 1" x 16" threaded rods

2 1" washers

2 1" nuts

Screw a nut onto one end of each threaded rod and add the washer.

The threaded rod pictured is slightly longer, but 16" should do.

Parts:

1 4 hole, 0.25" tube

2 1" x 6" bolts

2 1" washers

2 1" nuts

Put the bolts though washers, holes 2 and 5 of the 6 hole tube that's not touching the springs, and into the end holes of the 4 hole tube. Put the nuts on the inside of the 4 hole tube.

TODO pic of bolts going in