MikeMuffler
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Wanted to share my rolling table design. It has helped me maximize grow space while allowing easy maintenance.
Rolling table
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Autodoctor
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And I thought it was a table for rolling joints
Tracker
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Thank you for sharing your setup. What kind of pipe did you use? Is it conduit? Did you build in some kind of stops to limit the range of motion?
Peace
MikeMuffler
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Pipe is 1" schedule 40 sprinkler pipe. Stops can be seen in the second picture. The tote underneath acts as a sump basin to collect runoff, ac condensate and dehumidifier water. It has a small sump pump in it to pump water through a garden hose to a drain in another room.
Rozgreenburn
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Nice setup, that will make your job easier. And a hearty welcome to roll it up...
Herb & Suds
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I used to run drain to waste tables
They were too heavy to roll at my age
I always thought if I did it again for shits and giggles I would use steel studs
Just a thought
They were too heavy to roll at my age
I always thought if I did it again for shits and giggles I would use steel studs
Just a thought
MikeMuffler
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The t handle on the end of the one pipe makes it effortless to roll.
GrassBurner
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I was hoping for a pimped out joint rolling table. Some tricked out wireless controlled grinders with auto dispensers, leds all over, speakers built in, and hidden storage spots 
Herb & Suds
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And at least a Sham WowI was hoping for a pimped out joint rolling table. Some tricked out wireless controlled grinders with auto dispensers, leds all over, speakers built in, and hidden storage spots
Very nice design, just a word of caution raw wood is not a good material for the long term. I ended up burning mine, they can get really gross and molded. Mine lasted about a year. Granted tours are nicer than mine so before they get gross you should paint them to seal stuff out and also so you can wash them better.
MikeMuffler
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Yes, like most of my home renovations that last step might take a while (baseboards!!!). Will get around to it one day. Next run I will cover the table in puck board as well so I don't have to worry about tearing the poly.
Milky Weed
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Very nice, ide be looking to setup something like this, great work.
Drop That Sound
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Cool man, good design! I bet you could roll a top frame with corrugated PVC panels at a slant, and with a rain gutter on the side too.
MikeMuffler
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After a successful harvest I've decided to make some upgrades. As well, I would like to make my job a little easier (Hopefully).
