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We had the same dinner
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Can you put those harbor freight wheels on a normal grinder ? Most things I read online talked about using a wet grinder
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Is it missing the handle ?
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If I glue the blocks to the top and then screw them to the frame it will be easier to take it apart if I ever have to move it. I plan on putting the blocks on the interior of the top of the frame so they won't be visible.
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The top is just resting on the frame right now. It weights ~280lbs and doesn not move very easily. If it becomes a problem I'm going to silicone blocks to the concrete and then screw those to the frame.
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I'm in Metairie near Transcontinental
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I'm also in New Orleans, let me know when you want to give it a try. nolaegghead said: Very, very nice. I'm chomping at the bit to make some concrete counter top. I have the cement mixer and wet grinder and a whole brand new set of diamond…
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The large curve on the front was created by ripping a 3/4"x4"x8' piece of mdf into a 1.5" strip. I then counter sunk 1" screws through it into the 2x4 blocks that were secured to the table form. After all that was setup and I had it laid out corre…
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Forgot to add - Total cost was ~$200 including the cement mixer rental