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after done cutting ..this will be used in making stove stand legs..

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clamping tubulars to retain 90 degree angle before doing some tack welds..

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after applying tack welds..

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and now for full weld..

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i usually do this position when welding outside corner of square tube..

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a pair of finished legs of stove stand

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preparing and cutting materials for the frame..

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goodbye hacksaw..

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another chopped square tube for the frame..

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making sure that is in the right angle..

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after welding the other side of the stove stands legs..

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i forgot to mention that i will be needing 4 pcs. 16 x16 tiles too, this is where the tiles will be mount..

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a little trick to make sure that the tiles are perfectly level to the frame..

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adding additional support and spot weld..

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another tile mount in the middle part of the stove stand..

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then in bottom part

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and last for lpg tank bed..

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here's the fully finished frame..

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dry fitting the tiles..i will be paint it later because the rust is starting to accumulate in the metal..

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spice rack holder..

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wheels that i will be using in my project..

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installing wheels..

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here's the finished product..i paint it charcoal gray and added a wire basket for the spice rack..

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if you will notice the ornament design which i copy from sir rosy not exactly but he gave me an idea..hehehe..

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another closer look..

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i choose not to weld this for easy transport so the owner can easily dismantle it when he pick it to my shop..

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here's mine..para mag mukhang stove stand lahat kasi ng nakakita dito samin akala computer table
hehehe..:D

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that's all folks!

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another closer look..

i choose not to weld this for easy transport so the owner can easily dismantle it when he pick it to my shop..

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Hey bro bugel,

Another money making metal project there friend ! Very nicely done bro, congrats !!! :obvious:

I like the idea too or trick if I may consider it, simply screwing the spice rack onto the main stove stand for easy transport. A very well thought off idea and solution. 😉

THANKS again for sharing this to the PHM community !!

rosy

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nice project bro! pero kung sa akin yan. wala akong ilagay above the stove maliban sa cooker hood.

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@ fortnapz,

Well bro that's another option above the stove stand but maybe yan ang gusto nuong nagpagawa kay bro bugel, we don't know, sila lang dalawa ang nag usap. Actually there are still several options that can be attached to that upper rack, it just depends on the one using its and his/her requirements. 😉

If stove hood na ilinagay dyan, for sure there will be already a change in the construction of the upper rack but still anything is possible there in the design 😎 🙂

CHEERS and enjoy the day !!

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I just noticed all the tiles are attached only on the sides, this would pose breakage in case something heavy or a slight impact is imparted in the middle of the tiles. I believe a simple 1/2" plywood under each tile would immensely strengthen this, but since the load is light it should be fine... nice work....

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I just noticed all the tiles are attached only on the sides, this would pose breakage in case something heavy or a slight impact is imparted in the middle of the tiles. I believe a simple 1/2" plywood under each tile would immensely strengthen this, but since the load is light it should be fine... nice work....

angle bars would also be good