Flatglass portable tint table

[Guest cherasia]

I'm in the 'creative design' part of the process of trying to build a flat-glass portable tint table I can keep in the van. I found a Rhino cutting mat that's 6'x12' and a grid to go underneath it. Soo.... Maybe cut some plywood down the middle, hinge it, and attach folding legs?

All and any brainstorms, suggestions, and ideas are very welcome!

Thanks,

Shauna

[TintWizard]

Heres what I use to do when I did mobile work

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m172/me...69/100_0221.jpg

http://www.tintdude.com/totw46.html

[Guest cherasia]

Heres what I use to do when I did mobile work

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m172/me...69/100_0221.jpg

http://www.tintdude.com/totw46.html

Nice Guns!

But, I'm not too sure this would work for flatglass...

[Guest vclimber]

Whaddaya need a table for flatglass for?

Maybe for Deco if you are plotterless?

French Panes perhaps but we know your policy on those Shauna?

Security yes, for sure. Use a paper hanger''s table, they work good and are portable.

[Tinitman]

Why use a table for flat glass installs?

[TintWizard]

After re reading this thread , I agree with all the above..no need for a portable table for flat glass..I was thinking for auto

[Guest VOLTRON]

yes I too am wondering what the table is for?

[big money]

If no table is needed, what do you guys use for residential with all of those funky colors people are painting their walls with these days?

[Guest cherasia]

Whaddaya need a table for flatglass for?

Maybe for Deco if you are plotterless?

French Panes perhaps but we know your policy on those Shauna?

Security yes, for sure. Use a paper hanger''s table, they work good and are portable.

OOoohhh... I'll check that one out.

Thank you!

[Guest cherasia]

Yeah, well... with some of the jobs I'm doing, I really need a decent sized surface to work from. Yes, still doing some french panes, but they pay for them! LOL No more sq. ft. charges for Frenchies. In addition, I lost a job because another company had several types of film in the truck and had the mobile setup to install on-site. It was one of those instant gratification situations. I want to be able to compete with that.

PLUS, floorwork is kinda hard on my knees. LOL NO comments from the peanut gallery, Willie!